Place your bets on your Love Island winners now
This is the first time we’ve seen a winter series of Love Island and it’s proving just as popular as the summer series. Last year, producers saw the summer 2019 final get record viewing numbers and probably cemented the decision to produce a Winter Love Island series. You can now place your bets on who you think will be the winners.
Love Island winners’ prize
Love Island has become a huge hit on our screens, but if you’ve never seen the show, men and women enter a luxury villa with the hopes of finding love. They ‘couple up’ with whom they think they may make a connection with and if they’re lucky, will leave having found love and the lucky winners will also receive a £50k cash prize.
Place your Love Island bets
Viewers will know how things in the villa can change overnight and we’ve already seen favourite couple Callum and Shaughna, split when Callum dumped Shaughna for a new girl, Molly, in Casa Amor. Callum and Molly currently have 10/1 odds on winning from UK bookmakers, Ladbrokes.
Siannise and Luke T have 9/4 odds of winning, but we have a feeling these odds will lower as the couple grow from strength to strength.
Nas and Eva were given 14/1 odds when they coupled up at the start of the week, however their time in the villa came to an abrupt end last night when they were voted out by the public.
The bookies current favourites are Finley and Paige with Ladbrokes giving them 10/11 odds on winning the series and scooping the cash prize.
What will they do next?
As well as betting on who will win, you can also have a wager on what the Love Islanders will do once they leave the villa. Head over to Paddy Power and you’ll receive 2/1 odds on one of this series islanders appearing on Dancing On Ice, following in the footsteps of Maura Higgins and Wes Nelson.
Amber and Greg (last years’ winners) had 33/1 odds of marrying but split a few months after leaving the villa.
Tommy Fury also has odds of 50/1 on winning either a WBA, WBO, WBC or IBF boxing title before the end of the year.
So if you fancy a wager on all things Love Island, place your bets now!
