Strictly Come Dancing Betting Odds: Ellie Leach has an '81% CHANCE' of winning Strictly this year according to the latest betting odds with shock Dance-Off taking place at the weekend!

Ellie Leach is now 2/9 to win this year's Strictly Come Dancing

Former Coronation Street star Ellie Leach remains at the top of the betting market with UK Betting Sites to win this year's Strictly Come Dancing after yet another show-stopping performance.

Ellie and her partner Vito Coppola topped the judges leaderboard on Saturday night for their stunning and steamy Argentine tango to Bills Bills Bills by Destiny's Child.

Two 9's and two 10's saw the pair earn a total of 38 out of 40 and they sailed through comfortably into the final five of the show in week 10.

Bet365 have now shortened the couple's odds to win the show even further this past week with the latest betting odds now suggesting an 81% chance that they win the Glitterball trophy.

Layton Williams made a shock appearance in the Dance-Off this weekend

Layton Williams has consistently been one of the best dancers on the show throughout the series but he found himself in the dreaded Dance-Off at the weekend.

The actor and his partner Nikita scored a total of 34 out of 40 which is fairly poor based on his previous dances which put him in trouble.

Williams competed against Angela Scanlon in the Dance-Off with Craig Revel-Horwood, Motsi Mabuse and Anton Du Beke all saving Layton & Nikita, with head judge Shirley Ballas not voting but saying she would have saved Angela and Carlos.

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Bobby Brazier is favourite to leave next despite stunning dance

Bobby Brazier scored a fantastic 37 out of 40 on Saturday night after a stunningly emotional Couple's choice where Bobby danced for his late mother Jade Goody,

Despite a high mark at the weekend, bookmakers have installed him as the early favourite to leave the show next weekend with odds of 6/4 to go.

If Layton is in the Dance-Off once again next weekend it will take a massive performance to beat him which could be why he's the third favourite at 10/3.