Dancing With The Stars Season 34 premiered on September 16, 2025, featuring 14 diverse celebrities paired with professional dancers.
The first episode featured all contestants and their inaugural performances. The second episode, themed “One-Hit Wonders Night,” aired last week, and a double elimination occurred.
NBA player Baron Davis and actor Corey Feldman were sent packing after poor outings. The episode ended with a rare four-way tie for top scores among Jordan Chiles, Jen Affleck, Robert Irwin, and Whitney Leavitt, each earning 22 out of 30 points.
The judges were especially fond of Jordan Chiles, comparing her to Tina Turner’s performances of the 1960s and 1970s.
Despite the warm comments, Chiles is not featured near the top of the odds at Dancing with the Stars betting sites. In fact, she is rated a distant fourth behind a trio of potential winners.
Dancing With The Stars – Season 34 Winner Odds
- Alix Earle: -150
- Robert Irwin: +115
- Whitney Leavitt: +275
- Jordan Chiles: +1200
- Scott Hoying: +3000
- Jen Affleck: +3000
- Hilaria Baldwin: +3200
- Andy Richter: +4000
- Danielle Fishel: +4000
- Dylan Efron: +4000
- Elaine Hendrix: +5000
- Lauren Jauregui: +6500
Ranked first overall and most likely to win after two episodes is Alix Earle. She is a 24-year-old American social media influencer who rose to fame through her “Get Ready With Me” videos on TikTok, where she shares beauty routines and candid glimpses of her personal life.
Second is Robert Irwin, the son of the late Steve Irwin, famously known as the “Crocodile Hunter.” He is an Australian conservationist, wildlife photographer, television presenter, and zookeeper.
Rounding out the top three is Whitney Leavitt from “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.” She has impressed judges and viewers with strong performances, including a tango in the premiere and a highly praised cha-cha for the “One-Hit Wonders” themed episode.
Entertainment betting sites have rated all other celebrity dancers at +3000 or lower, indicating that all but the top four have less than a 3% chance of winning.
The biggest longshot on the board is Lauren Jauregui at +6500. She is a Cuban-American singer-songwriter and a member of the pop group Fifth Harmony. She does possess some dance skills and could be worth a $1 flyer as a sleeper bet.
That $1 would result in a win of $65 if Jauregui takes home the Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy at the end of DWTS 34.