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The British Got Talent heat up and tonight the first semi-final will be broadcast live across the country.
For one act, it seems that their chance of winning the £ 250,000 prize as well as a place in the Royal Variety Performance could be slim.
The Flakefleet Elementary School choir seduced the judges with their audition, and their interpretation of the Joyus earned them a golden buzz from Judge David Walliams.
While they were the initial favorites to win first place in this series, they have a big disadvantage as to the act for which the audience usually votes.
OddsMonkey bookmakers have gone through all the series since the introduction of Golden Buzzer in 2014 and have compared the numbers that have received the gold ticket to those who have won the series.
It is quite surprising that a Golden Buzzer group has never won a series. The best place where we arrived is the third, which has happened four times – Bars and Melody (2014), Boogie Storm (2016), Daliso Chaponda (2017) and Donchez Dacres l & # 39, last year.
Although it does not appear statistically that the Flakfleet Primary School Choir wins the show, they have a good chance of being qualified for the final.
There is a 52% chance that a Golden Buzzer will be a finalist, not to mention the final trio that currently stands at 16%.
A spokesman for OddsMonkey said, "As our research has shown, the golden ringtone does little for you. In fact, we have never seen a winner of the British gold tone on the British Got Talent. " 19659002] However, depending on their chances of winning, Flakefleet Elementary School is in second place with a score of 5 out of 1.
While Chapter 13 of Amanda Holden's Golden Buzzer Law would take first place with a 9/2 rating.
As for the experience of participating in the show itself, the winner of last year, Lost Voice Guy, aka Lee Ridley, spoke exclusively to Express.co .uk from his stint in the country's favorite talent show and what it felt like to win.
Meanwhile, those watching tonight's show can expect to see a wide variety of acts fighting it.
An acrobatic figure plays the role of Rosie and Adam and will go rollerblading on the scene hoping that another dangerous routine will impress the audience at home.
Viewers must also be prepared to be afraid, as The Haunting is back with another terrifying magic trick.
BGT fans will also recognize Dave and Fin as the dog number that stole everyone's heart a few weeks ago.
Flakefleet Elementary School is not the only Golden Buzzer Act player to play tonight while the choice of Ant and Dec, Akshat Singh hopes his dance routine will be enough for the final.
There will also be impressions of Tony Rudd, a KNE dance, and a Brian Gilligan song.
And if that were not enough, the Latin legend Gloria Estefan joins the British cast of the musical On Your Feet! for a special performance.
The first British Got Talent tunes are broadcast live tonight on ITV at 7:30 pm.
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