The Liberal Democrats are rock solid favourites to hang on to the Bath seat at next year's general election, according to bookmaker Ladbrokes.
The firm is the first to release odds for the constituency currently held by Don Foster, who is retiring at the May 7 poll.
Ladbrokes has given recently-selected candidate Steve Bradley odds of 1/16 on, with Conservative Ben Howlett second at 6/1.
Ukip hopeful Julian Deverell is in third place at 33/1, while Labour's Ollie Middleton is rated as a 100/1 outsider.
The Green Party, which is fielding Dominic Tristram, is not included in the Ladbrokes odds list.
Mr Foster currently has a majority of nearly 12,000 in the seat he has held since 1992.
Ladbrokes has made Conservative Jacob Rees-Mogg favourite to hang on to his North East Somerset seat, at 1/2, with Labour close behind on 6/4. Ukip are ranked in third place at 50/1 with the Lib Dems the also-rans on 100/1.
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