Doncaster's Colin "Fingers" Henry 100-1 to win Britain's Got Talent

The veteran showbiz performer, 68, wowed judges on the hit ITV show last night - receiving four yes votes to progress in the competition which has a spot at the Royal Variety Performance for the winner.

The comedy pianist from Barnby Dun left Simon Cowell, David Walliams, Alesha Dixon and Amanda Holden open mouthed as he performed his trademark routine of playing the piano standing on his head which he has honed in pubs and clubs and on cruise ships for the last fifty years.

His name has been shortened to simply Colin Henry on the show.

After flirting with Amanda, he revealed it had always been his ambition to appear at the Royal Command Performance and after his act, quipped: "I'll have to stop doing that - it hurts my fingers."

Now bookies have installed him as a rank outside to triumph in the annual TV talent contest after the third round of auditions.

Bookmakers Boyle Sports have priced Colin at 100-1 to win the show - the bottom end of the list of contenders.

Young singer Beau Dermott is favourite to win at 4-1.

BRITAIN'S GOT TALENT - WHO'S GOING TO WIN?

Beau Dermott 4/1

Another Kind of Blue 4/1

Cathleen Jenkins 7/1

Richard Jones 7/1

The Presentation Senior Choir 10/1

Trip Hazard and Lucy 12/1

100 Voices of Gospel 12/1

Alex Magala 14/1

The Collaborative Orchestra 16/1

Jack Higgins 16/1

Craig Ball 20/1

Ruby Murry 20/1

Balance 25/1

Darren Altman 25/1

The Tongi Brothers 33/1

Wayne Woodward 33/1

Elite Squad Royalz 40/1

Katy & Paul 50/1

Dmitry & Ksenila 50/1

George Kavanagh 66/1

Ian & Anne Marshall 66/1

Paisley Kerswell 66/1

Fair Play Crew 66/1

Bespoke Candi 66/1

Bill Brookman 100/1

Lisa & Chris Pitman 100/1

Colin Henry 100/1

Vitaly Voronko 100/1

Roberto 100/1