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Love Island All Stars 2026 – Winning Couple Odds
As Love Island moves closer to its finale, attention inevitably turns to which couple has done enough to convince viewers they deserve to win.
While twists, recouplings and late arrivals can still influence the outcome, certain couples appear stronger than others, with certain Islanders in favour with the voting public.
Let’s look at the likeliest couple to win Love Island All Stars 2026.
Samie Elishi and Ciaran Davies – 5/2
Heading the betting are Samie Elishi and Ciaran Davies, available at 5/2.
Their connection has grown gradually, with their strongest moments coming as they have become more open with one another. This sense of development may work in their favour, as audiences often respond positively to couples who feel as though they are still discovering each other. If they continue to show emotional depth and remain loyal under pressure, they have the potential to close the gap at the top.
Millie Court and Zac Woodworth – 11/4
Following are Millie Court and Zac Woodworth at 11/4, a couple who have steadily built one of the most convincing relationships in the villa.
Their time together has been marked by clear communication and mutual respect, allowing them to progress without the kind of turbulence that can raise doubts among viewers. Rather than relying on dramatic moments, they have presented a calm and believable partnership, which often becomes increasingly attractive as the final approaches.
Sher Suarez and Jack Keating/Leanne Amaning and Scott Van Der Sluis – 7/1
Further down the list are Sher Suarez and Jack Keating, alongside Leanne Amaning and Scott van der Sluis, both priced at 7/1. These couples have shown promise but have yet to fully capture the spotlight. Their relationships appear stable, though they may need a stronger emotional narrative to push themselves into serious contention.
Lucinda Strafford and Sean Stone – 10/1
Lucinda and Sean are next in the betting at 10/1, following a dramatic episode on Sunday evening. With it looking likely that Sean and Belle Hassan were one of the stronger couples in the villa, Sean has made his preference for Lucinda clear in controversial fashion.
Sean has proved his popularity with the public, but this may see public opinion shift with how he has handled the Belle situation, seeing him drift in the betting in this case.
Remaining couples
Next are Whitney Adebayo and Yamen Saunders at 14/1. While they remain outsiders, Love Island history has shown that late shifts in public perception are always possible. A strong finish, coupled with the faltering of more established couples, could still bring them into the conversation.
Despite Sean’s preference for Lucinda, Belle Hassan and Sean Stone are still in the betting at 16/1. Belle has brought a strong presence to the villa, whilst Sean appears to be one of the more popular boys in the villa. Their relationship looks on the rocks currently, but we’ve seen twists before in Love Island and if they can resolve their differences despite Sunday evening’s fireworks, they have a great chance of victory.
