HUDDERSFIELD Giants are quoted at 150-1 to finish top of Super League X at the end of the regular season.
The odds have been published by William Hill, the Rugby Football League's official bookmaker, and equates to a seventh place finish in the Super League ladder.
Super League champions and newly-crowned world champions Leeds Rhinos are favourites at 11-10, with Bradford Bulls at 5-2.
Newly-promoted Leigh Centurions, who entertain the Giants in the Super League X opener on Saturday (6.05), are the outsiders at 1,000-1.
Warrington Wolves are the team tipped to break into the top six, after missing out last season, taking over from Wakefield Trinity Wildcats.
The Wolves have emerged as the club tipped to make the biggest impact in 2005 and help break the domination of the so-called big four.
The assesment has been made following the signing of former Giants centre and current Great Britain international Martin Gleeson, and Bradford trio Logan Swann, Toa Kohe-Love and Chris Bridge.
Full odds: 11-10 Leeds, 5-2 Bradford, 9-2 St Helens, 6-1 Wigan, 16-1 Hull, 66-1 Warrington, 150-1 Huddersfield, 150-1 Wakefield, 250-1 London, 250-1 Salford, 500-1 Widnes, 1,000-1 Leigh.
