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Who Will Be Eliminated from Dancing with the Stars? Trade on Episode 4

By Paul Lebowitz in Entertainment

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Jojo Siwa and Ezra Sosa dance during Mirrorball Mayhem at Dancing with the Stars Con 2026 inside Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert, Calif., August 1, 2026. USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect.
  • Dancing with the Stars Season 35 is now in full swing, with Episode 4 scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 29, at 8 PM ET on ABC and Disney+
  • The show is a global phenomenon, with fans tuning in every week to see who advances and who is eliminated
  • Prediction markets have been watching the program closely, with traders weighing in as to who will be eliminated on Episode 4

Dancing with the Stars Season 35 has reached Episode 4 of the season. The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Connor Leavitt was sent home in the first episode. Next to go was Love Thy Nader star, Sarah Jane Nader. The third celebrity eliminated was food and cooking show luminary Giada De Laurentiis. Now with the new episode set to air on Tuesday, Sept. 29, at 8 PM ET on ABC and Disney+ and hosted by Alfonso Ribeiro and Julianne Hough, speculation as to which celebrity is next to be jettisoned is ramping up.

Fans get to participate in the process. With the first few celebrities gone, the competition will become more pronounced, with dancing skills and popularity looming as key factors as to which way the vote will go. The season is not yet halfway done. Prediction markets have options for the next DWTS35 elimination, giving prospective investors the chance to make their own pick and financially benefit from being right.

Who Will Be Eliminated from Dancing with the Stars?

Trading volume for this market is heavy, already over $3.1 million.

Former Fresh Prince of Bel Air star Tatyana Ali leads the pack with 45% of users thinking she’s on the chopping block.

Tyler Cameron, a model and former cast member on The Bachelorette, hasn’t generated much attention prior to this. But now he has one-quarter of the prediction market users saying he’s on the way out.

Ciara Miller from Bravo’s Summer House is in the mid-teens. Jimmy Kimmel’s sidekick Guillermo Rodriguez is also in the mid-teens. Taylor Hanson, he of the eponymous band carrying this and his brothers’ surname, is at about 12%.

The other contestants are in the low single digits and below.

For those who want to take part, the Kalshi promo code offers up to a $2,000 bonus after completing $25 in trades.

Tatyana Ali

Ali has dancing chops after a lifetime of being a performer. However, among the remaining names, she could easily be seen as the most recognizable and expendable before the show starts to whittle down its celebrities for the climax. Remember, the show is not solely about dancing; it’s about pop culture status. Her position in that context has been fulfilled by making it this far. There’s a very good chance that she is eliminated and the market reflects that.

Tyler Cameron

What should be remembered here when determining whether Cameron will be the next to go is the fan vote. While fans of the show run the demographic gamut, it has a significant percentage of people to whom Cameron is model handsome, and they simply enjoy watching him dance…or do anything else. Regardless of what the on-site judges do, he could easily be protected by voters selecting Ali or anyone else to be eliminated so Cameron will stay.

Cameron, at about 25%, should be safe.

Guillermo Rodriguez

Guillermo has acquitted himself well. He is extremely popular for his good-natured presence as Jimmy Kimmel’s comedy relief.

As for his dancing, given the expectations, the bar was low. But he’s danced well in context. Viewers love an underdog, and he has almost no chance of winning at the end unless fellow contestants start dropping like NFL starting quarterbacks.

Bear in mind that the DWTS35 finale is scheduled for Thanksgiving week. The show itself will benefit from retaining Guillermo for as long as is feasible without it deteriorating into a pro wrestling-style storyline. He’ll make it through, barring catastrophe.

Paul Lebowitz

Paul Lebowitz is a novelist, columnist, social commentator, and the author of eight published books on baseball โ€“ one novel and seven baseball guide/previews. He covers sports, politics, and pop culture. Paul graduated from Hunter College with a degree in English. He lives in New York City.

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