Love Island Betting Odds: Molly Smith and Tom Clare looking more and more likely to be the winning couple on this year's Love Island according to the odds!

Molly Smith and Tom Clare are now the 6/4 favourites to be the winning couple on this year's Love Island

Betting continues to be offered on this year's Love Island All Stars with UK Betting Sites now offering the winning couple market once again as we get closer to the final week of the series.

Molly Smith and Tom Clare have both been top of their respective Tom Female and Top Male markets and they are now understandably also favourites in the winning couple market.

The latest odds offered by William Hill has them as the clear favourites at 6/4 with those odds suggesting an implied probability of 40% that they win the series later this month.

Molly and Tom have been one of the only consistent couples since Tom entered as a bombshell on Day 10 and sit as the favourites with just 10 days left of the series.

Anton Danyluk & Georgia Harrison follow in the betting market at 3/1

Anton Danyluk & Georgia Harrison are second favourites in the betting market to win Love Island after they became 'exclusive' earlier this week following a performance by Craig David in the villa.

Anton had a famous moment in his original series when he fangirled over Craig David appearing and the same thing happened again in All Stars with the singer joined by former islander Wes Nelson for the performance.

This caused Anton to then take the mic after the performance and declare he wants to make his relationship with Georgia exclusive to which she agreed.

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Molly also appears in the third favourite couple in the betting market with her ex Callum Jones

Despite her couple with Tom looking strong, Molly also features in the third favourite couple in the winners betting market with her ex-boyfriend Callum Jones.

Molly coupled up with Callum back in Series 6 where the pair met during Casa Amor and they then entered this year's show on the same night as bombshells.

The couple were together for more than three years before they broke up and that has always lingered in the back of viewers minds when it comes to the couples in the villa.

It hasn't looked likely that they'll get back together at any point in the villa though with the first week seeing them argue about their relationship but bookies still have them at 4/1 to get back together and win.

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Jake Ashton

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Jake is our Senior News Editor and Entertainment Betting Expert with his eyes firmly on Reality TV and other entertainment betting markets that are available. His expertise on these shows means he can write freely with all the key facts about the latest odds that are available on some of the biggest television events of the year.