It could be said that the Oscars are the biggest award show of the year. Certainly, it gets the majority of viewing populations for the night, and with that many fans rooting for their personal favorite, it stands to logic that bets on the winners would eventually come to play. Well, it has.

Whereas most individuals are content to make their predictions to themselves, the Oscars have now revealed themselves to the gambling community as a potential for profit. Odds Makers have put up the Oscars for wagering this year. Although it’s not the first year the event has been offered, it’s certainly guaranteed to be its best year yet, as every season has shown significant growth in popularity.

Three main categories are offered: Best Picture, Best Actor, and Best Actress. This year specifically looks to Daniel Day Lewis as the shoo-in for Best Actor for his role in There Will Be Blood. His corresponding odds are at (-1450.) Johnny Depp and George Clooney are the runners-up at +800. Tommy Lee Jones and Viggo Mortensen are at the bottom, with +2200 and +1800 respectively.

The women’s category is not a close call either. Julie Christie is favorite to win by a long-shot, with (-335). Marion Cotillard is +275, young Ellen Page of Juno is at +475. The remaining two, Cate Blanchett and Laura Linney are at an even +1800.

The Best Picture category, however, could stand a surprise win. No Country for Old Men is ahead, but not by much, at (-325). There Will Be Blood follows with odds of +220, Juno is at +450. Atonement is at a close +500, and lastly, Michael Clayton at +2200.

The Oscars will be televised nationally, and held on Sunday, February 24th, 8pm EST.