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Jenny Baird is now joint favourite with Zelah Glasson at 3/1 to win Big Brother 2025. Cameron Kinch, who led the market last week, has drifted to 6/1 after Gani’s eviction reshaped the betting ahead of Week 2.

Rangers have sacked Russell Martin following a 1-1 draw at Falkirk, leaving them 11 points off the title pace. Kevin Muscat leads the betting at 2/1 to take charge next, ahead of Danny Röhl (9/4) and Steven Gerrard (5/2).

Bet365’s free-to-play promotions are back this weekend with £250,000 available in the 6 Scores Challenge and £100,000 in the 6 Horses Challenge. Last week one player won £20,000 with five correct football picks but can the jackpot go this time?

BetMGM are boosting winnings by 50% on Bet Builders for Saturday’s Chelsea v Liverpool clash. New customers can also sign up and claim £40 in free bets from a £10 qualifying stake, split across football, horse racing and Bet Builders.

Chelmsford City and Dorking Wanderers meet in the National League South this Saturday, both level on 14 points after nine games. Chelmsford are 6/4 to win, Dorking 11/8, with the draw at 9/4 in a tight betting market.

JD Vance is 9/4 favourite to be the next US President with William Hill. Donald Trump has teased a third term, but constitutional rules bar it, leaving him at 16/1. We examine the odds and key contenders.

The first live eviction of Big Brother 2025 takes place tonight, with Gani odds-on at 1/2 to leave ahead of Zelah (2/1). Cameron K remains favourite to win the series outright, priced at 4/1 in the latest betting.

Ross King is odds-on at 8/11 with bet365 to be the first Strictly Come Dancing celebrity eliminated this weekend after scoring just 10 points in week one. We look at the elimination market and updated winner betting odds.

Betway make Oasis just 1/5 to return to Knebworth in 2026 after Liam Gallagher teased fans at Wembley. The band are also even-money to play Manchester’s Etihad Stadium, marking 30 years since their legendary Maine Road gigs.

McLaren’s Lando Norris (15/8) and Oscar Piastri (11/5) head the betting for this weekend’s Singapore Grand Prix, with Max Verstappen (9/4) chasing a third straight win. We also look at the latest Drivers’ Championship odds from William Hill.