Precautions May Be Made to Help Heather Mills Leg from Falling Off

News has broke that special methods may be done to stop Heather Mills leg from falling off. If this does indeed happen, many people who have placed bets on the fact it will fall off shall be disappointed. There is not word yet if the placed bets will be refunded or kept. Gambling websites will most likely continue to take bets in case that it does happen.

"Dancing With the Stars" is receiving unprecedented publicity since announcing Heather Mills will be a participant. The former wife of Beetles legend Paul McCartney has been selected as one of the celebrity dancers on the show. What makes her participation so interesting is the fact that she has an artificial leg. Fans around the world are ecstatic to see how she will perform. Many others are simply rushing to a gambling site and placing their bets that it will fall off during the show.

You read that right, people are actually betting on when Mills' leg will fall off. You can actually visit a popular gambling site and place a bet on whether or not Heather's prosthetic leg will fly of during a routine on the ABC show. The website, Bodog.com, is letting gamblers place their bets. If you bet $100 that it does happen, the website will pay you $350. If you want to bet that it will not happen, you need to bet a total of $600 to possibly win $100. It is a safe bet that the best route to go is to say it will fall off.

The site goes into detailed specifics on what must happen. The leg must actually fall off. Heather Mills can not take the leg off and use it as a prop during one of her dance routines. In order to win any cash, you need to bet that the leg will fall off accidentally. The fact that people are actually betting shows the interest her participation has added to the show. Heather has added to the excitement by going on several shows and expressing that she hopes her leg does not fall off.