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What are the odds of Highland hopefuls Evie and Tracey triumphing in BBC reality TV hit The Traitors?





The TV reality show set at Ardross Castle and featuring two contestants from the Highlands has already gripped the nation.
The TV reality show set at Ardross Castle and featuring two contestants from the Highlands has already gripped the nation.

THE odds of Highland contestants triumphing in a locally set reality TV hit currently gripping the nation have been calculated.

The second series of The Traitors, again set at Ardross Castle in Easter Ross, has already captured the public imagination as the show's scheming contestants vie for a £120,000 prize pot.

The local interest of the Claudia Winkleman-fronted show has been ramped up this year too with two of the contestants – both 'faithfuls' trying to pick out and banish the murderous traitors – living in the Highlands.

And the chances of Highland hopefuls Evie and Tracey getting their hands on a share of the winnings has been calculated by a company which weighs up contestants' performances to date, public perception and game play strategies.

Evie is amongst the contestants on the second series of The Traitors. Picture: Studio Lambert,Mark Mainz
Evie is amongst the contestants on the second series of The Traitors. Picture: Studio Lambert,Mark Mainz

Evie (29), who works as a veterinary nurse and said before the show that she wanted to be a traitor, was inspired to sign up as part of a personal list of 30 things she wants to do before she's 30.

Tracey (58) from Inverness is one of the contestants in series two of The Traitors. Picture: BBC.
Tracey (58) from Inverness is one of the contestants in series two of The Traitors. Picture: BBC.

Tracey (58), meanwhile, is a sonographer and clairvoyant who has worked in the NHS for almost 40 years.

She would love to retire and adding that after getting divorced she bought the house "to keep me and the kids in the family home for stability" but had to remortgage to do so. She said before the show: "I sometimes think 'Oh my god, I'm going to still be working in the NHS when I'm 70, they’ll be wheeling me in!' I've given the NHS nearly 40 years, so I feel like I would try and pay loads of mortgage off and then retire."

Capturing over 3.1 million viewers with its opening episode, the show has quickly become a favourite and already generated memes. As the first week of episodes wraps up, Casinos.win, has released the latest betting odds, offering a glimpse into who might outmanoeuvre, outplay, and outlast in this gripping contest.

The contestants in The Traitors series two with host Claudia Winkleman (centre). Picture: BBC.
The contestants in The Traitors series two with host Claudia Winkleman (centre). Picture: BBC.

Leading the pack, and revealed as a traitor, is Harry, the 22-year-old British army engineer from Slough. Commanding a 10.78 per cent chance of success, his sharp military instincts and strategic prowess as a traitor have clearly resonated, placing him at the top with predicted bookies odds of 24/11.

Close on his heels, and also identified as a traitor, is Paul, the astute 36-year-old business manager from Manchester. With a solid 8.98 per cent chance of emerging victorious, his cunning as a traitor is evident. Sharing the same odds as Jonny, another strong contender, both are well-poised with odds of 13/5, reflecting their strategic gameplay and strong social dynamics.

In a surprise twist, Miles was recruited to be the fourth traitor by his fellow traitors, who recognized him as a strong ally. A 36-year-old veterinary nurse from Worcestershire, Miles is playing for high stakes, not only in the game but also for his family – his husband and two adopted daughters. His odds, which sit at a 6.59 per cent chance of winning and odds of 7/2, match those of Andrew, indicating a tight contest between these predicted bookie favourites.

Anthony, whose strategic gameplay is also predicted to be recognized by bookmakers, holds a 5.99 per cent chance of clinching victory, reflected in his odds of 23/6. Anthony's keen sense of the game and ability to navigate the complex dynamics of The Traitors set him apart as a contestant with significant potential to go far in the competition.

Tracey and Ash, both at 5.09 per cent, and Evie and Charlotte, each with a 4.79 per cent chance, show that the game is anyone's to win. Casinos.win’s analysis takes into account a myriad of factors, including their self-written online profiles, personality traits, professional backgrounds, popularity, votes to banish, and roles within the game.

The odds continue to provide insights down the line, with Diane, Charlie, Jaz, Zack, Jasmine, and Ross all positioned with varying probabilities of success. And while at the lower end, Mollie, Meg and Brian face tougher odds, in the world of The Traitors surprises are always around the corner.

Having said that, the traitors are emerging as early season favourites, showcasing a level of strategic gameplay that has caught the attention of both audiences and bookmakers alike. With the combined odds of Harry, Paul, Miles, and Ash totalling an impressive 31.44%, it's clear that their cunning tactics and calculated moves are significantly tipping the scales in their favour, marking them as the ones to watch in this intense battle of wits.

Casinos.win's odds are not just numbers, the company says – they are a reflection of the contestants' journey so far, their public perception, and their gameplay strategies. This analysis offers viewers and punters alike a deeper understanding of what it takes to survive and thrive in the cut-throat world of The Traitors.


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