Britain's Got Talent finalists: What are the odds on each contestant winning the competition?
All eight acts have fought hard to get to the final and are close to achieving their dreams. We took a look what the bookies are offering on each one
So now the Britain's Got Talent finalists have been chosen - who's going to win it?
Swing singers Jack Pack and dancers Paddy Jones and Nico became the last two acts to be added to next week's final last night.
All eight acts that have made it to the end have fought hard to get there.
They are just one step away from achieving their dreams.
We took a look at the odds on offer on each of the contestants to win the competition.
Collabro 13/8*
Who? Jamie, Matt, Thomas, Michael and Richard sing musical theatre.
Prospects? Fantastic. Fit for the Royal Variety. Their Bring Him Home from Les Mis was a tearjerker. Step aside Il Divo.
James Smith 14/1*
Who? Teen singer-guitarist from Essex.
Prospects? Brilliant. No matter how he fares on BGT, his future looks bright. Sounds like James Arthur, likeability of Olly Murs. Dark horse of the show.
Lucy Kay
7/2*
Who? Young opera singer with 1940s hair.
Prospects? Very good. Got a standing ovation in the semi-final and was praised by Simon for “saving the show”. Certain to get a royal nod of approval.
Darcy Oake
16/1*
Who? Hip Canadian magician with legions of female fans.
Prospects? Not as good since he admitted he had a girlfriend. His spectacular audition got over 20 million YouTube hits.
Yanis Marshall, Arnaud & Mehdi
100/1*
Who? Three Parisian male dancers who perform in heels.
Prospects? Poor. The show’s answer to Kinky Boots. Slick but not as dynamic as the rest.
Bars and Melody
7/4*
Who? Rap duo Leondre Devries and Charlie Lenehan.
Prospects? Extremely good. Simon’s golden buzzer teens have already made waves in the US. Contenders for a Syco deal.
Lettice Rowbotham
40/1*
Who? Chortling violinist with a panto name.
Prospects? As likely as Australia winning the World Cup. Talented and fun but even Vanessa Mae would struggle against the boys.
The Addict Initiative
100/1*
Who? Spooky, 26-strong dance troupe.
Prospects? Lots, but not on BGT. Amanda says they’re the best thing since Diversity – but dancers have it tough against singers this year.
* Ladbrokes odds today
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