HOLLYWOOD OR HOLLY-WON'T???
ANALYSTS POST PREDICTIONS ON TINSLETOWN BECOMING STRIKE-TOWN, USA
Betus.com Posts Odds on all Things SAG Strike
NEW YORK June 25th, 2008? Just as Hollywood was getting back on its feet after the writer's strike, the threat of a work stoppage by actors has studios and the entertainment industry in a fit. Studios are putting a hold on production starts for feature movies and TV pilots amid news that the Screen Actors Guild will call a strike immediately after the June 30 expiration date of the current labor deal. For example, movies like "Transformers 2," have a built-in hiatus next month; the next batch of features, including "2012," "Prince of Persia" and "Nottingham," won't start until late summer as a precaution.
So how will all of this play out? Fans of Hollywood find it as gripping as an Alfred Hitchcock thriller and are desperately looking for answers. This being the case, the largest most successful sportsbook on the web, BetUS.com posted odds on all things Hollywood Strike. Come to think of it, sounds like the title of a movie?
"Our site has seen an enormous amount of traffic and dollars wagered on the heels of the news surrounding the possible SAG strike," stated BetUS.com spokesman Reed Richards. "Site users and curious visitors came in looking for predictions as to what might happen and they found exactly that. We've got odds on every single possible scenario surrounding the strike."
Analysts at BetUS.com posted the following odds on the possible SAG strike:
Odds that the SAG goes on Strike: 2/1
Odds on a lockout: 10/11
Over/Under on amount of days a strike would last: 21
Odds on the actor most likely to cross the picket line:
Colin Farrell: 1/1
Tom Hanks: 10/1
Tom Cruise: 14/1
Jack Nicholson: 25/1
Odds on actress most likely to cross the picket line:
Britney Murphy: 1/1
Sandra Oh: 10/1
Julia Roberts: 14/1
Diane Keaton: 25/1
ANALYSTS POST PREDICTIONS ON TINSLETOWN BECOMING STRIKE-TOWN, USA
Betus.com Posts Odds on all Things SAG Strike
NEW YORK June 25th, 2008? Just as Hollywood was getting back on its feet after the writer's strike, the threat of a work stoppage by actors has studios and the entertainment industry in a fit. Studios are putting a hold on production starts for feature movies and TV pilots amid news that the Screen Actors Guild will call a strike immediately after the June 30 expiration date of the current labor deal. For example, movies like "Transformers 2," have a built-in hiatus next month; the next batch of features, including "2012," "Prince of Persia" and "Nottingham," won't start until late summer as a precaution.
So how will all of this play out? Fans of Hollywood find it as gripping as an Alfred Hitchcock thriller and are desperately looking for answers. This being the case, the largest most successful sportsbook on the web, BetUS.com posted odds on all things Hollywood Strike. Come to think of it, sounds like the title of a movie?
"Our site has seen an enormous amount of traffic and dollars wagered on the heels of the news surrounding the possible SAG strike," stated BetUS.com spokesman Reed Richards. "Site users and curious visitors came in looking for predictions as to what might happen and they found exactly that. We've got odds on every single possible scenario surrounding the strike."
Analysts at BetUS.com posted the following odds on the possible SAG strike:
Odds that the SAG goes on Strike: 2/1
Odds on a lockout: 10/11
Over/Under on amount of days a strike would last: 21
Odds on the actor most likely to cross the picket line:
Colin Farrell: 1/1
Tom Hanks: 10/1
Tom Cruise: 14/1
Jack Nicholson: 25/1
Odds on actress most likely to cross the picket line:
Britney Murphy: 1/1
Sandra Oh: 10/1
Julia Roberts: 14/1
Diane Keaton: 25/1
