- James Webb is favored with -400 odds to win the Ale Emporium Hermanaki Wing Eating Championship.
- Both Gideon Oji and Geoff Esper have +450 odds to win.
INDIANAPOLIS – There are no two things that go better together than football and chicken wings. That is the case on Saturday, December 6, with the 2025 Ale Emporium Hermanaki Wing Eating Championship takes place at Big 10 fan fest ahead of the Big 10 Championship.
The event is being held by Major League Eating and will feature some of the top eaters in the world. With that said, there are already odds being offered for the contest on online sportsbooks.
2025 Ale Emporium Hermanaki Wing Eating Championship Odds
- James Webb -400
- Gideon Oji +450
- Geoff Esper +450
- Nick Wehry +550
- Takeru Kobayashi +600
- Miki Sudo +2000
- Darrien Thomas +5000
- Radian Dvosadek +5000
James Webb is the massive favorite on pro eating betting sites and rightfully so, as chicken wings are his specialty with several broken records.
Most notably, he totaled 276 in 12 minutes at the 2023 Wing It On Event, where he beat names like Joey Chestnut and Miki Sudo. His other major accomplishments include 224 wings in 10 minutes at the 2024 Wings For Wishes event, and 263 wings in 12 minutes, where he won first at the 2025 Wing It On event.
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That said, his -400 odds might not be the most enticing, but they certainly come across as the most reliable.
How Many Wings Will The Winner Eat
Number Of Wings Consumed By Winner
- Over 245.5 -120
- Under 245.5 -120
Considering that Webb has gone over this total numerous times, this is a hard smash on the over.
Looking just behind him on the odds board, Geoff Esper has also totaled over 245.5 wings multiple times, including the world record of 281 wings.
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