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Strictly Come Dancing 2025: Next Elimination Odds After Thomas Skinner Exit
Ross King is the clear favourite to be the next celebrity eliminated from Strictly Come Dancing 2025 following Saturday’s first elimination of the series.
The television presenter, who was bottom of the judges leaderboard after the first two weeks, is now priced at 10/11 to be the next dancer eliminated ahead of this weekend’s show.
Meanwhile, Chris Robshaw – saved by the judges in last weekend’s dance-off with Thomas Skinner – is a 5/4 chance to exit the show on Saturday night, with Stefan Dennis out at 8/1 in the betting.
Strictly 2025 Next Elimination Odds:
Punters can bet on the next contestant to be eliminated from Strictly Come Dancing 2025 at William Hill and here is the current state of the market:
- Ross King – 10/11
- Chris Robshaw – 5/4
- Stefan Dennis – 8/1
- Ellie Goldstein – 10/1
- Bar – 20/1
Spokesperson for William Hill, Lee Phelps, said: “Ross King has yet to find his rhythm on the dancefloor, and after another difficult week, punters are backing him as the favourite to be the next celebrity eliminated from Strictly Come Dancing – he’s now odds-on at 10/11 to be the second star to leave the show.
“The main competition appears to come from Chris Robshaw at 5/4, with Stefan Dennis trailing far behind at 8/1, suggesting we may already have our dance-off lineup.”
At the other end of the spectrum, George Clarke has soared up the betting and he is the new favourite to win the Glitterball Trophy. As big as 13/2 with William Hill prior to Saturday’s show, the social media influencer is now 13/8 to prevail.
Vicky Pattison is second favourite in the betting at 4/1, with Lewis Cope at 9/2 and Karen Carney – who topped the leaderboard in the opening week – is a 11/2 chance.
Strictly Come Dancing Outright Winner Odds:
Punters can bet on the winner of Strictly Come Dancing 2025 at William Hill and here is the current state of the market:
- George Clarke – 13/8
- Vicky Pattison – 4/1
- Lewis Cope – 9/2
- Karen Carney – 11/2
- Amber Davies – 11/1
- Bar – 14/1
Spokesperson for William Hill, Lee Phelps, said: “George Clarke has been the standout performer so far and his odds to win have tumbled from 13/2 last Saturday to 13/8 favourite, while Vicky Pattison has also attracted plenty of support, shortening to 4/1 and edging ahead of Lewis Cope at 9/2.”
*Odds correct at the time of writing – prices subject to change*
