Dancing with the Stars on ABC has provided yet another entertainment filled season and on Monday the finalists competed one more time for America’s votes. With the voting lines now closed, all that is left is to reveal the winner later tonight.

Jennifer Grey has been the betting favorite for the entire competition and on Monday Grey and her partner Derek Hough performed brilliantly, according to the judges. The pair received perfect scores, and seem to be the couple to beat heading into the results show.

Bristol Palin always could make a run at winning because of the popularity of her mother, Sarah. Last week, Palin was saved by voters while Brandy, a favorite for most of the competition, was eliminated. Many believe that a strong Tea-Party support group helped Palin survive.

Again on Monday, Palin and her partner Mark Ballas, were last on the judge’s scorecards. The actual score, however, may have little to do with the outcome at this point with each celebrity having their own fan base. Whether Palin wins will be based more on popularity than her actual dance moves.

Kyle Massey has been somewhat of the forgotten man in this competition. Massey finished in second place, along with partner Lacey Schwimmer. Massey is unlikely to win, with the two mom’s garnering most of the attention. Massey has survived this long, so and upset is not completely out of the question.

The final is set for tonight at 8PM on ABC. Christina Aguilera will perform her song “Beautiful” along with a song from her new movie “Burlesque.” The three couples remaining will also perform two more dances, a Cha Cha Cha, and a ballroom dance, before the winner is crowned.

Virtual sports betting products provider, Inspired Gaming Group announced the launch of its new multi-language commentary module across the entire portfolio of its Virtual Sports, including horses, football and speedway and online gambling group Bet365 is the first operator to go live with the multi-language Virtual Sports package in 16 languages.

The system generates simultaneous commentary and event audio in multiple languages, allowing users worldwide to experience the races in their own language. Bet365 has launched with 16 languages initially but Inspired will develop more languages in line with client demand. Bet365 has also become the latest company to upgrade to Inspired’s Virtual Platinum package across a range of sports, including horse racing. The upgrade provides consumers with enhanced graphics and more variety, with races taking place in sunshine, night-time or even snow.

Steve Rogers, Managing Director of Inspired’s Virtual Sports division, commented: “The development of our multi-language commentary demonstrates our desire to be constantly innovating and to address demand from our customers who offer their online sportsbook internationally. The relationship with Bet365 is a valuable one for Inspired and with over 4.5 million customers in 200 different countries; Bet365 is the perfect partner with which to launch our multi-language commentary package.”

John Coates, Joint Chief Executive of Bet365, added: “Our decision to upgrade our Virtual Sports offering from Inspired is reflective of their dedication to constant innovation and desire to keep the product fresh and interesting for end users. This has allowed us to consistently offer the best in class product to our customers.”