We know Luke S is going to the final however no chance of winning hence bookies are only giving him 40-1 odds to win from Sky bet.

So put a £5000 bet on him to win.
If he wins you get £200,000
Spend £66,666 on voting for him gives him 200,000 votes which I would think is more than any other housemate would receive.
You pocket £136,000

Feel sorry for Luke S last night so any rich mafia boss want to put a smile back on his face?

Ouch, you're making my head hurt.......

Good on you for working it all out, and I hope it comes good for you.......

Good luck with that

Let us know how that goes for you.

Please someone do this.

Yeah but then you would have spent 666,666 pounds voting for him?

Tip: don't tell people you're going to do this, because they'll get more and more people (friends/family/themselves) to vote for their favourite.

£66,666 not £666,666.

Dont have the money to do that myself

But i did put £10 on him earlier in series when he was 33-1, my sneaky way of getting £330 foe me!

But how are you to know that other gamblers haven't placed similar bets on other HMs?

Too mAny 6's for my liking....ooh Damian

Great can you give me the 5000 to put on & when I win I will give it you back plus another 5000...I'm sure this already goes on, Hence why we have sudden favourites from nowhere, alongb with favourites not going on eviction night..

They have. They all work at channel 5

Do you think you could make 200,000 votes in 3 days? even if you could you would end up losing £71,666 and probably get arrested.

And 200,000 votes would cost you £72,000, not £66,666

"no chance of winning"

"...put a £5000 bet on him to win"

Something tells me your logic is wrong here.

Skybet would not accept a 5k bet.

You're missing the point. He's saying he could win if you give him 200,000 votes.

Correct. Lots of the online bookies offer best price on reality TV selections. Then when you seek to back them, you find that they'll only accept a fiver or a tenner.

I see. surely you would get found out doing that though? Reminds me of the comic strip episode where the band release an album and buy 100,000 of them then get disqualified from the charts

Perhaps is 10 people put the same bet on in different bookies, at the same time, they could all be on to a winner?

Found out?

You wouldn't be doing anything wrong. It's perfectly within the rules.

The biggest problem would obviously be having to make the 200,000 votes. I assume you'd need to dial the number 200,000 times. You couldn't just phone up BB and say I want to make 200,000 votes.

You'd need to hire people to help you with the votes. Even then it would be almost impossible.