Ladbrokes taking bets on McIlroy and Wozniacki
Announcement leads to bookmaker opening a book on the couple
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Ladbrokes are running a series of specials for 2012 on new couple Rory McIlroy and Caroline Wozniacki.
The new couple are 6/1 to tie the knot before the end of 2013 according to the bookmaker, while you can get 2/1 on them announcing their engagement next year.
They're even money to win over $10m in prize money collectively and are 10,000/1 to each complete the Grand Slam of Majors in 2012.
In the head-to-head betting, Wozniacki is 1/5 favourite to win the next Major with McIlroy priced at 3/1.
If you think the couple will manage less than two Majors between them in 2012 the price is 1/3.
Alex Donohue of
Ladbrokes, says: "We think Woz will win the first Major. It looks like they'll both be in for a bumper year of prize money but may only manage one Major between them in 2012.
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"If marriage is on the agenda the odds suggest there's no shortage of cash for the ceremony."
Caroline Wozniacki and Rory McIlroy Specials
To get engaged during 2012 - 2/1 To get married during 2012 or 2013 - 6/1 Caroline Wozniacki to have a baby before 2015 - 14/1
Total Earnings from Tennis & Golf Tournaments in 2012 (Prize money only)
Under $9m - 5/4 $9m-$10m - 4/1 Over $10m - Evs
Next to win a Major
Caroline Wozniacki - 1/5 Rory McIlroy - 3/1
Grand Slam 2012
Caroline Wozniacki - 66/1 Rory McIlroy - 500/1 Both - 10,000/1
Total Majors 2012 for Caroline and Rory
Under 2 - 1/3 2 or more - 2/1
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