Betting On The Amazing Race Odds For Season 36

• Episodes Of The Amazing Race Air On CBS Wednesdays At 9:30 PM
• Ricky Rotandi And Cesar Aldrete Are Favored To Win The Amazing Race 36
• The Winning Team’s Combined Age Is Projected To Be Below 71.5 Years

Host Phil Keoghan and company are back for the 36th season of The Amazing Race, CBS’s smash-hit reality competition show that sends teams of two around the planet in hopes of winning the $1 million grand prize.

The odds for legally betting on The Amazing Race have also returned, taking bets on the team that will win the final leg and other show-related prop bets.

Entertainment prop bets for The Amazing Race are currently posted at two of our favorite online sportsbooks. The presence of Amazing Race odds at multiple sportsbooks allows gamblers to shop around and place wagers where their dollar travels the furthest.

In the above prop for the combined age of the winning team, all options will require a higher bet than what can be won by winning the wager. A bet of $1.25 on the winners being under 71.5 years old at BetUS will net a dollar. That same result will only cost you $1.20 at BetOnline.

The same is true in these odds for the gender combination of the winning team. Both entertainment sportsbooks have the same odds of -200 posted for a Male-Male combo winning first place, but there are differentials for the other two options.

With three episodes in the books for Season 36, there is a three-way logjam at the top of the latest Amazing Race futures. Ricky and Caesar lead the odds to win at both books, and for good reason.

Over the course of the first three legs, Caesar and Ricky have finished second, second, and first, respectively. However, their superiority is now acknowledged by the other teams, so it may only be a matter of time before they are hit with a roadblock.

Rod and Letitcia have also been impressive, winning the first two legs and finishing fifth in episode 3. They are our current sleeper pick to win season 36, but their positive odds may not last much longer.

Sources:

• BetOnline Entertainment Sportsbook (BetOnlineAG Review)
• BetUS (BetUS Sportsbook Review)
• Parade Magazine
• The Amazing Race On CBS

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