Vegas Insider Data Reveals Who’s Most Likely To Win 'The Masked Singer'

The race for the Golden Mask is officially on, and fans of "The Masked Singer" think they already know how it’s all going to shake out.

With "The Masked Singer" semi-finals just days away, the buzz is hotter than ever. Viewers are obsessively combing through every clue, every costume detail, and every last performance, flooding social media with wild guesses and passionate theories.

Now, Vegas Insider has taken the fan frenzy a step further, analyzing thousands of Reddit predictions and fan discussion threads to create odds on who’s most likely to win, and who fans believe is hiding under each elaborate costume.

According to the fan-driven odds shared with The Blast, Boogie Woogie has completely stolen viewers’ hearts, leading the pack with a 60% chance of winning it all. The odds put Boogie Woogie at -150, meaning he’s the clear frontrunner heading into the semi-finals.

Right behind him is Mad Scientist Monster, who boasts a 33.3% chance of winning, with +200 odds. Pearl trails with a 16.7% chance (+500 odds), while Coral sits at an 11.1% shot to pull off a dark horse victory (+800 odds).

Of course, it wouldn’t be "The Masked Singer" without fans obsessively guessing the identities of the stars under the masks, and Vegas Insider’s data shows some clear frontrunners there, too.

For Mad Scientist Monster, fans are betting heavily on Brian Kelley with 33.3% odds (+200), followed by Joe Nichols at 25% (+300) and Ronnie Dunn at 20% (+400). There’s also an outside chance fans are hoping for a wild twist with Bill Nye (+2000) or Neil deGrasse Tyson (+2500).

When it comes to Boogie Woogie, the top guess is Andy Grammer, who fans think is hiding behind the mask with a whopping 60% probability (-150). Other names floated include Brendon Urie (+500), Derek Hough (+700), Patrick Dempsey (+1200), and Alfonso Ribeiro (+1600).

For Pearl, Gretchen Wilson dominates the fan predictions with 66.7% odds (-200), while Martina McBride is the second most popular guess at 25% (+300). Kellie Pickler, Joan Jett, and Trisha Yearwood are also in the mix.

While the data did not include odds for Coral, all fans are betting on"ZOMBIES" actress Meg Donnelly as the person behind the mask.

Ben Mendelowitz, spokesperson for Vegas Insider, summed it up best:

"'The Masked Singer' always keeps fans guessing, but by tapping into what the online community is saying and comparing it to the odds, we can see clear trends emerging. Still, with this show, surprises are part of the fun and anything can happen."

Executive producer Craig Plestis recently spilled the behind-the-scenes tea, admitting the entire experience is like “being in lockdown at a government facility.” Yep, it’s that intense!

Plestis revealed he always gives the celebrity contestants a heads-up before they sign on the dotted line, warning them, "We tell all of our celebrities, 'This is going to be an experience unlike you've ever experienced on any show, movie, whatever you've done before.'”

According to PEOPLE, Plestis said the show’s ever-growing security team is no joke. "We always say the best job to have on The Masked Singer is to be part of the security detail. That's the one that keeps growing," he said, joking about how much effort goes into keeping everything airtight.

Judge Jenny McCarthy backed up that sentiment, comparing "The Masked Singer"'s top-secret vibes to the final season of "Game of Thrones."

"I feel like that's how 'The Masked Singer' is when you enter the lot. It is so secretive. It is so compartmentalized," McCarthy explained.

And if you thought you could sneak in a little backstage chitchat with fellow masked celebs? Think again.

In one of the show’s wildest behind-the-scenes rules, contestants aren’t even allowed to talk to each other! That’s right, absolutely no communication between competitors is permitted.

"It's all a mystery wrapped up in another mystery," Plestis teased about the strict no-talking policy.

Executive producer Craig Plestis also confirmed that contestants aren’t even allowed to drive their own cars to set!

"They get picked up in cars that are blacked out. Even the drivers don't know who they're picking up," Plestis explained. "We provide all cars."

The secret agent-level precautions don’t stop there. Because paparazzi often lurk outside the lot, hoping to catch a glimpse of the mystery celebs, even the drop-off locations are kept under wraps.

"Some people do double cars where they get dropped off and they go into another car if we feel like there's somebody tracking them," Plestis revealed. "They'll never be picked up at the celebrity's house. They'll be picked up at another third-party location. So that way, the driver doesn't know who it is either."

With "The Masked Singer" semi-finals airing Wednesday, April 30th, one thing's for sure: the masks are about to come off, and the internet is ready to explode.