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- Lana Jenkins & Ron Hall are now the 11/2 second favourites to win Love Island
- Jessie Wynter remains favourite to be the Top Female with her head not expected to turn at Casa Amor
- Will Young also stays favourite for Top Male on the show
Lana Jenkins & Ron Hall are now the 11/2 second favourites to win Love Island
Lana Jenkins & Ron Hall have been backed into second favourites with bookies to win this year's Winter Love Island as the girls head into Casa Amor this week.
Lana and Ron got back together earlier this week after Lana kissed Ron despite choosing Casey in last week's recoupling.
William Hill still keep Jessie Wynter & Will Young as the outright favourites to win the show with their odds getting shorter day-by-day.
| Love Island Winning Couple | Odds | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Jessie Wynter & Will Young
|
2/5 | 65.2% |
| Lana Jenkins & Ron Hall
|
11/2 | 13.3% |
| Tanya Manhenga & Shaq Muhammad
|
9/1 | 12.5% |
| Samie Elishi & Tom Clare
|
11/1 | 10.0% |
| Claudia Fogarty & Casey O'Gorman
|
12/1 | 8.3% |
Tanya Manhenga & Shaq Muhammad have long been the second favourites to win the show but they've drifted out to 9/1 in the past week.
Jessie Wynter remains favourite to be the Top Female with her head not expected to turn at Casa Amor
Jessie Wynter is still the favourite to win this year's Love Island with fans not expecting her head to turn at Casa Amor this week.
The latest betting odds give Jessie a 73.3% chance of being the Top Female for this year's Love Island shortening from the 66% chance she had last week.
The Top Female market allows punters to win their bet if Jessie wins the show WITHOUT Will as the market doesn't require her to be in a couple with a specific person.
Love Island Betting Odds: TV Specials Betting Guide
Will Young also stays favourite for Top Male on the show
Will's odds to win the show have also shortened further with his chances of winning now 76% with his odds at 3/10 to win Love Island.
With the girls heading away to Casa Amor this year it seems almost certain that Will will not be tempted by the new girls heading into the villa.
Young's odds have changed drastically throughout the time the show has been on after starting off as the favourite to win the show before drifting right out to 10/1.
Since the entry of Jessie though and the pair coupling up Will's odds have continued to tumble and get shorter and shorter each week.
