JAKE AND LIBERTY SET TO BE CROWNED LOVE ISLAND KING AND QUEEN

As UK’s most popular reality TV series, Love Island, is back for its seventh season, it’s safe to say that the opening few weeks haven’t disappointed as it’s created a number of new couples for its fans to size up.

This week, Jake and Liberty became the first couple on this year’s show to go odds-on to be the winning couple.  The pair have been together since day one, and as of today, bookmakers have cut their odds to as short as 10/11 to be crowned the year’s king and queen, despite a preview showing Jake kissing Kaz at the end of Sunday night’s show. Elsewhere, Liam and Millie have recently seen their odds of winning slashed to just 3/1, with all couples being 8/1 or bigger at this point in the series.

Meanwhile, the odds are out on who will be the next contestant to leave the villa, with the ‘next islander to leave’ market proving very popular in Love Island betting – actually the most popular of all markets. Danny’s toxic treatment of Lucinda has left him vulnerable and the bookies make him clear favourite for the axe at 1/3 to be the next one to leave. However, new girl AJ is also short-priced for the chop at 4/6 having ruffled a few feathers since entering the villa, but to little avail.  Teddy (2/1) and Lucinda (3/1) follow next in the betting, with Toby (5/1) and Chloe (6/1) deemed the islanders least likely to leave.

In other TV Special betting, former Love Island contestant Olivia Attwood has said that she’s ready for a new reality TV challenge and wouldn’t mind heading to the jungle next for a stint on I’m a Celebrity and bookies have given her an early price of 2/1 to appear on the 2021 version of the hit ITV show.

Love Island outright winner:

  • Jake and Liberty 10/11
  • Liam and Millie 3/1
  • Teddy and Faye 8/1
  • Toby and Chloe 12/1
  • Aaron and Kaz 25/1

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