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Love Island Betting Guide 2023: Odds & Tips
Love Island Betting Guide 2023 – Odds & Tips
The most popular show on television for 18–34-year-olds, Love Island puts single men and women in a villa together with the goal of finding love.
When and where is Love Island 2023?
Love Island is on every night at 9 pm and is set in the glorious sunshine of South Africa. Catch it on ITV and ITVX.
Who are the Love Island 2023 contestants?
Recent Love Island Winners
Year | Winning Couple |
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2022 | Ekin Su Culculoglu & Davide Sanclimenti |
2021 | Liam Reardon & Millie Court |
2020 (Winter) | Paige Turley & Finn Tapp |
2019 | Amber Gill & Greg O'Shea |
2018 | Jack Fincham & Dani Dyer |
2017 | Kem Cetinay & Amber Davies |
2016 | Cara De la Hoyde & Nathan Massey |
2015 | Jessica Hayes & Max Morley |
Favourites to win Love Island 2023
Jessie Wynter & Will Young – 6/4
Jessie Wynter and Will Young remain the outright favourites to win this winter’s series, despite their various hiccups along the way, but true love never came easy! Will’s unfaithful Casa Amor antics threw a spanner in the works and since then the couple don’t seem as loved-up as fans initially thought, but only time will tell their fate.
Sanam Harrinanan & Kai Fagan – 2/1
Social worker Sanam Harrinanan and school teacher Kai Fagan have shocked everyone with their fairy-tale romance which has blossomed as the show has developed. The couple are now 2/1 from 7/1 last week, making them the second favourites to win the hearts of viewers and come out on top come March 13th.
Samie Elishi & Tom Clare – 10/3
Despite the pair’s previous perils, their popularity has recently risen among fans. The recent episodes show the duo have strengthened, and they have become the third favourites to take home the £50,000 prize at 10/3, although this has drifted slightly from last week when they were 15/8.
Lana Jenkins & Ron Hall – 4/1
Two bombshells have previously exposed the cracks in Ron and Lana’s relationship as it proves to be a never-ending rollercoaster for the pair. Despite this, the couple stayed loyal to each other throughout Casa Amor – something not every pair can say for themselves. The duo have drifted to 4/1 after the couple were accused of ‘playing a game’ in the show following a recent challenge.
Tanya Manhenga & Shaq Muhammad – 66/1
The pair have seemed unlikely to go on to win the show since Tanya brought back new boy Martin from Casa Amor, as well as having several rows with the most recent leaving Shaq in tears much to the distress of viewers. As a result of this, the duo’s odds have drifted from 25/1 to 66/1, with it seeming nearly impossible that they will go on to win the show.
Rosie Seabrook & Casey O’Gorman – 100/1
The bombshell 24-year-old Rosie Seabrook and Casey O’Gorman are arguably the weakest couple in the villa, with their chances a slim 100/1. Recent episodes have also shown Rosie’s frustration that Casey seems to be more interested in spending time with the boys than her, further reducing the couple’s chance of victory in the villa.
Bet on Your Love Island Favourites
Love Island 2023 Betting Tips
Look for Love at first sight
Ekin-Su and Davide (series 8) fell in love as soon as they met – they might not have known it, but the audience certainly did.
Look for value betting
Kem Cetinay and Amber Davies (series 3). Nobody thought they would win until the very end of the series. Their constant arguments meant their odds remained lengthy until the final two weeks.
Look for the troublemakers
Identify the troublemakers to aid your betting, and help you know who to avoid.
Look for longevity
Look for the contestants that are in it for the long run. These are usually the islanders in a strong couple and popular with other contestants. Someone like Chris Hughes from series 3.
Love Island Betting FAQs
Where does Love Island take place?
Love Island 2023 is set on the villa of Ludus Magnus in Franschhoek, South Africa.
Who is the host of Love Island?
Presenter Maya Jama has taken over as the host of Love Island for 2023, and has begun to host her first season of the show this month.
When is the final of Love Island?
Love Island is broadcast every night for eight weeks and will likely finish on Monday, March 13th.