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- The most popular TV program on BBC2 in ten years for the first three series
- Viewing figure continued to grow to 15.8 Million when switched to BBC1
- 6 series down, Bookmakers are offering evens odds of a 7th series being made.
Line of Duty is a British police drama that has been airing on the BBC. Season 7 has yet to be commissioned and confirmed, and many people are curious about what betting odds for Line of Duty season 7 being made are.
Bookmakers are taking advantage of the curiosity on providing betting odds on another series being commissioned and offer EVENS that there will be.
Line of Duty Season 7 Betting Odds
| 7th Season | Odds | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Yes | 1/1 | 50% |
| No | 4/6 | 66% |
**Odds probability include bookmakers overround edge - meaning percentages will add up to over 100%, this being the bookies edge - How bookmakers use odds
Seasons 1-6
The Line of Duty franchise is a British police procedural drama created by Jed Mercurio and produced by World Productions.
In the summer of 2012, BBC Two began airing the first series; it was the channel's best-performing drama series in ten years with a total audience of 4.1 million people.
A further 2 series were shown on BBC2 before switching for. further 3 season aired on BBC1
The popularity of the show grew and grew each year, from an impressive BBC2 audience of 3.8miilion views, right up to 15.4 million viewers on average for season six in 2021.
Each and every year has shown an increase in viewership which has brought with it a host of TV and Entertainment awards.
If you think Line of Duty is going to be extended to the seventh season, you can double your money at bookmakers with evens odds of a seventh series.
Season 7
There is no confidence either way as to whether the seventh season will be created.
It would have to be commissioned, it would have to be written, and filmed and presumably, retention of the three main characters played by Martin Compspn, Adrian Dunbar and Vicky McClure would need to be secured for the success to continue.
Jed Mercurio was asked if season six was the last we would see of the show to which he replied "I'd say it's too soon. It's too soon to draw that conclusion. It could be either of those, or it could be something different."
With a 2 year gap between the last couple of seasons, it's too soon to write it off too, so we shall have to wait and see, but if you are confident that we will get another dose of arguably the best police procedural drama on tv un a generation, bookmakers are offering to double your money
