Love Island 2022 Betting Odds: SHOCK RETURN of former Islander blows the betting market open for the series!

Season 4 contestant Adam Collard makes a shock return in Monday's episode

Last night's cliffhanger saw couples Dami and Summer & Jay and Chyna facing being dumped from the Island in Monday's episode.

The betting odds for the show are set to make a drastic change with Season 4's Adam Collard making a return this evening.

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Collard was a controversial figure in his season, seen as a bit of a player amongst the boys and producers will want him to do the same this season.

Bookies have yet to price up odds for Collard to win the show, but it's thought that he'll go straight into being one of the favourites to win Love Island.

Davide Sanclimenti & Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu the new favourites to win the show

Over the last fortnight, we've seen Davide Sanclimenti & Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu's odds tumble to be this season's Love Island winners.

That has now resulted in the couple being favourites to win the show, with their 33/1 odds from two weeks ago nowhere to be seen now.

Davide Sanclimenti & Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu are now just 6/4 to win this year's season, with Luca and Gemma behind them in the market at 10/3.

Jacques and Paige are 4/1 to win the show but Paige has still not taken Jacques back after his poor behaviour during Casa Amor week.

Love Island Winning Couple	Odds	Probability
Davide and Ekin-Su	6/4	40.0%
Luca and Gemma	10/3	23.1%
Jacques and Paige	4/1	20.0%
Dami and Indiyah	15/2	11.8%
Andrew and Tasha	16/1	5.9%

Paige Thorne still 9/4 second favourite to be top female

Paige Thorne has long been in or around the favourites to win this year's season, with her popularity soaring week after week.

She is currently coupled up with Jacques O'Neill but his Casa Amor antics have harmed the couple's chances of winning.

It looks like whoever Paige couples up with, will instantly become one of the favourites to win as she is still 9/4 second-favourite to be the top female behind Ekin-Su.

Her Love Island story could be similar to 2019 winner Amber Gill, who won the show with late entrance Greg O'Shea who came in just two weeks before the end. 

Amber's popularity meant that she had a big chance of winning the series whoever she was coupled up with.