The Bachelor Season 25: Bachelorette Odds after Week 1

THE BACHELOR - Ò2501Ó Ð Matt James, the charismatic and engaging star of ABCÕs hit romance reality series ÒThe Bachelor,Ó will hand out the roses for its momentous 25th season. After meeting Matt as a prospective suitor for ÒThe Bachelorette,Ó Bachelor Nation swooned when they learned he would take on the role as the lead of his own love story. Matt is the total package with strong family values, a great career, and has used his growing platform for good. His emerging legion of fans canÕt wait to follow the 28-year-old real estate broker, entrepreneur and community organization founder on his journey to find love during this historic season. Although Matt hasnÕt been in love before, he feels he is ready now to welcome it into his lifeÑno matter what challenges he will faceÑas he starts his search for his happily ever after on the season premiere of ÒThe Bachelor,Ó MONDAY, JAN. 4 (8:00-10:00 p.m. EST), on ABC. (ABC/Craig Sjodin) /

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On Monday, Matt James embarked on his journey to find love as The Bachelor. He met thirty-two women and started to get to know each most of them, even if they only spoke for a few minutes. There were several women who stood out and became early favorites to win his heart, but who has the best chance after night one?

Warning: Spoilers from The Bachelor Season 25, Episode 1 ahead!

It’s always tough to get a read on many of the contestants after Week 1 of The Bachelor. There are a LOT of people and there are a LOT of moving parts. We’re just getting to see these faces for the first time and it’s tough to keep track of everything that is said and even who is who. With that said, I’ve done my best to rank the twenty-four remaining contestants and provide the ‘Vegas’ style odds of their victory from least likely to win Matt James‘s heart to most likely to win Matt’s heart.

A quick note on the ‘Vegas’ style odds: For simplicity’s sake, the lower the number, the better chance they have to win. For example, if someone is 100-1, that means that ‘Vegas’ is estimating that they have a 1-in-100 chance of winning (unlikely). If someone is 10-1, that means that ‘Vegas’ is estimating that they have a 1-in-10 chance of winning (a lot more likely).

Before we get into the numbers, I’d like to take a moment of silence for Alicia and Saneh. These two women inexplicably did not receive a rose and I will be quite upset if we don’t see them in Paradise. Nine times out of ten, these two would’ve made it deep into the season. I’m honestly not sure what Matt was thinking.

With that said, let’s jump right into the rankings and ‘Vegas’ style odds after Week 1.

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