One of the more popular talent shows on TV, Strictly Come Dancing, see celebrities team up with professional dancers to learn and perform ballroom and Latin dances in front of a panel of judges. With all proceeds from the public vote being donated to the Children In Need charity, the show is a good form of entertainment for a good cause. Leading bookmakers, Betfair and Skybet are offering free bets that can be used throughout the series.

The legendary Bruce Forsyth hosts the show alongside Tess Daly and 2004 winner, Natasha Kaplinkski. Run over eight weeks, the teams much learn and perform a series of dances in front of a panel of judges, with Craig Revel Horwood taking the “Simon Cowell” role of the four! The two teams with the lowest scores have to perform a “Dance Off” and the judges then vote off the worst performing duo.

Only three couple have scored a perfect ten from all four judges in the five series so far, the latest being Matt Di Angelo and Flavia Cacace for their Waltz in the 2007 semi-final. The worst score on record was a pitiful 8/40, scored by Quentin Wilson and Hazel Newberry for their attempt at the Cha Cha Cha in 2004. Betfair and Skybet realise Strictly Come Dancing’s popularity and are giving away free bets to place on the show. Free bets can be placed on options such as will a couple score a perfect ten, will any team receive the maximum 40 points, which couple will be voted off the show and which team will win the Strictly Come Dancing title.