Oscars Best Supporting Actress Predictions 2024: Favorite Da'Vine Joy Randolph Has it Locked Up

Our Best Supporting Actress odds for the 2024 Oscars have Da'Vine Joy Randolph as the massive favorite.

Andrew Brennan

Last Updated: March 8, 2024 11:07 AM EST • 3 minute read

The Best Supporting Actress odds from our best sports betting sites have Da'Vine Joy Randolph as a massive consensus favorite for the 2024 Oscars.

As if it wasn't clear enough by her status as the favorite in our Oscars odds before the Screen Actors Guild Awards, it's obvious now that Da'Vine Joy Randolph will win Best Supporting Actress at the 2024 Oscars.

Randolph has moved to as short as -5000 across our best sportsbooks, an incredible trajectory considering this market opened with her and Danielle Brooks serving as co-favorites.

Here are our top Best Supporting Actress predictions for the 2024 Oscars based on the odds from our best sports betting apps.

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Best Supporting Actress odds 2024

(Odds as of March 7)

Actress	DraftKings	FanDuel	BetMGM	Caesars	bet365
Da'Vine Joy Randolph (The Holdovers)	-3500	-2000 🔥	-5000	-4000	-5000
Danielle Brooks (The Color Purple)	+2000	+1800	+2000	+1600 ❄️	+2000
Emily Blunt (Oppenheimer)	+2000	+1800 ❄️	+2000	+2000	+2000
America Ferrera (Barbie)	+2000	+1800 ❄️	+2000	+2000	+2000
Jodie Foster (Nyad)	+4000 🔥	+2900 ❄️	+3300	+3500	+3300

Best Supporting Actress predictions 2024

Da'Vine Joy Randolph (-2000 via FanDuel)

As mentioned, Randolph opened as long as +167 via bet365 when this market opened, serving as the co-favorite with Danielle Brooks. Incredibly, Randolph has left Brooks and the rest of the nominees firmly in the rearview, as she's run away as one of the biggest favorites across any Oscars market.

"The Holdovers" is expected to be dealt some disappointment at the Oscars, with "Oppenheimer" and its cast likely taking down most of the major awards. However, Randolph will not be among those congratulating someone else for winning her category.

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Andrew Brennan

Andrew Brennan is a publishing editor for Sportsbook Review. He also heads the website’s MLB coverage, from the various futures markets to daily picks. Andrew believes a math-based approach is the best way to enjoy long-term success in sports betting, and he’s spent the better part of the last year fine-tuning his own process for MLB, NBA, and NFL picks. Andrew uses eight different sportsbooks to find the best odds available and various projection models to gather as much information as he can. His most used sportsbooks are bet365, FanDuel, and theScore Bet. When it comes to daily projection models, he regularly references NumberFire across all sports, as it’s one of the best free tools available. In terms of which daily markets Andrew attacks, he almost exclusively bets on pitcher strikeouts for baseball. When the winter rolls around, you’ll see him providing more variety when it comes to the NBA (points, assists, rebounds) and NFL (almost any offensive-based player prop). He used these tools to go +150 units in 2023. Andrew is also a passionate fantasy sports player. He’s played fantasy football, fantasy Premier League, and fantasy baseball for the last decade. He graduated from Durham College with his diploma in journalism after earning his degree in law from Carleton University. He’s worked in sports media since early 2017, first contributing at FanSided before moving to theScore. He joined SBR in 2022.