BAFTAs are upon us, and with betting markets under and overestimating a number of contenders, the ripple effects across the Oscars betting markets will be massive.

In this episode of Lights Camera What’s the Action?, we deliver a full BAFTA betting deep dive, analysing frontrunners Sentimental Value, Hamnet, Sinners and One Battle After Another and where European voting influence could trigger major upsets.

We examine how Sinners is likely to perform with BAFTA voters and reveal the biggest betting odds mistake currently sitting in the sportsbooks — including how punters could extract up to +900% profit on turnover.

The Professor breaks down the secret sauce behind Best Casting, while our awards betting analyst Max Renn identifies value in the wide-open Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing races.

We also tackle the ultra-tight Best Supporting Actress betting battle between Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas, Teyana Taylor and Wunmi Mosaku.

Plus: why The Perfect Neighbor may be vulnerable in Best Documentary, our bullish call in BAFTA Original Screenplay, and reviews of Marty Supreme, Train Dreams and The Secret Agent, including their true Oscars odds and win chances.

If you’re serious about BAFTA betting, Oscars predictions, and finding value in the Entertainment Awards market, this is essential listening.

BAFTAs are upon us, and with betting markets under and overestimating a number of contenders, the ripple effects across the Oscars betting markets will be massive.

In this episode of Lights Camera What’s the Action?, we deliver a full BAFTA betting deep dive, analysing frontrunners Sentimental Value, Hamnet, Sinners and One Battle After Another and where European voting influence could trigger major upsets.

We examine how Sinners is likely to perform with BAFTA voters and reveal the biggest betting odds mistake currently sitting in the sportsbooks — including how punters could extract up to +900% profit on turnover.

The Professor breaks down the secret sauce behind Best Casting, while our awards betting analyst Max Renn identifies value in the wide-open Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing races.

We also tackle the ultra-tight Best Supporting Actress betting battle between Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas, Teyana Taylor and Wunmi Mosaku.

Plus: why The Perfect Neighbor may be vulnerable in Best Documentary, our bullish call in BAFTA Original Screenplay, and reviews of Marty Supreme, Train Dreams and The Secret Agent, including their true Oscars odds and win chances.

If you’re serious about BAFTA betting, Oscars predictions, and finding value in the Entertainment Awards market, this is essential listening.

The 2026 Oscar nominations are out - and the Oscars betting markets are shifting fast.

In this episode we deliver a full breakdown of the Entertainment Awards betting landscape, analysing who’s rising, who’s falling, and where genuine betting value still exists.

Mark Johnson, the Awards Alchemist joins the show for a special interview.

We review It Was Just An Accident and examine how a Palme d’Or winner missed a Best Picture nomination, whether the Iranian film still has winning chances in other categories, and what betting expert Tony Coca-Cola makes of its prospects.

We also review Hamnet and whether Best Actress betting now points to Jessie Buckley as the unbeatable frontrunner heading into Oscar Sunday.

The episode applies the microscope to Best Supporting Actor betting, assessing how real a threat Jacob Elordi poses and how to approach this category profitably.

We flag early watch-outs for the Golden Raspberry Awards 2026, where War of the Worlds is already shaping as a contender.

In Best Sound, Oscar betting analyst Max Renn reveals a high conviction play.

Plus, early thoughts on the opening weekend of Brett Ratner’s $40 million documentary Melania.

We close with our best bets for the BAFTAs and Oscars, and how February precursors are likely to move odds and sharp profit making opportunities.