Love Island betting odds: Bet on the Love Island 2023 winner
IT’S been three long years since we’ve been treated to a dose of Love Island sun to help us get through the winter.
The show returns for its second Winter season and the ninth season overall on January 16th on ITV2.
Maya Jama will take over hosting duties from Laura Whitmore as ten singletons enter the Villa in South Africa in hopes of finding love.
Of course, we’ve yet to really meet any of this season’s contestants, but that hasn’t stopped the bookies from offering odds on the winners based on what we know so far.
So if you fancy an early punt on the winners of Love Island 2023, then read on to find out who we, and the bookies, think could be worth checking out.
Winter Love Island 2023 odds
Early odds for the male and female winners of Love Island are incredibly tight.
Love Island female betting odds
- Anna May Robey – 3/1 (bet365)
- Olivia Hawkins – 3/1 (bet365)
- Lara Jenkins – 3/1 (Parimatch)
- Tanya Manhenga – 5/1 (BetVictor)
- Tanyel Revan – 5/1 (BetUK)
Love Island male betting odds
- Kai Fagan – 3/1 (William Hill)
- Will Young – 3/1 (BetUK)
- Shaq Muhammad – 4/1 (Parimatch)
- Ron Hall – 4/1 (BetVictor)
- Haris Namani – 9/2 (bet365)
Love Island betting offers
Parimatch
Parimatch sign up offer
Bet £5 get £30
18+| New Customers opt in, bet £5 & get 2x £10 Free Bets for set events (odds 2.00+) + £10, Slots Bonus, selected games, 35x wagering to withdraw max £250. Bonuses expire in 7 days. Card Payments only. T&Cs Apply
Parimatch likes to welcome new customers with a £30 bonus when they bet £5 on a market with odds of at least 1/1. The £30 bonus is split into three parts, with players receiving two £10 bets to use on markets at the same odds, and £10 to use in the casino section on specific slots. Players will have seven days to work through the bonus.
bet365
bet365 sign up
New customers at bet365 are treated to £50 in bonus bets when they deposit up to £10. Players will need to place a qualifying bet between £5 and £10. Your bet must feature a selection of odds at least 1/5. Customers will then receive five free bets worth the same value as their initial stake upon the settlement of the qualifying bet.
BetVictor
BetVictor
Bet £10 get £40
18+| Opt-in, bet £10+ at odds 2.00+ within 7 days. No cash-out. Get 3x £10 Free Bets on selected events. Plus a £10 Slot Bonus, selected games, and wager 20x to withdraw a max £250. 7-day expiry. Card payments only. T&Cs apply.
BetVictor helps new players get their feet under the table by offering £40 in bonuses when players bet £10 or more. Players will need to place a £10 at odds of 1/1 or higher. They will then receive three £10 free bets, as well as £10 to use on selected slot games.
Female favourites
Three women are fighting it out as the early favourites in the Villa. South-Wales-based payroll administrator Anna-May Robey, Luton-born makeup artist Lana Jenkins, and ring-girl Olivia Hawkins can’t be split, with all three being available at 3/1.
Self-confessed chatterbox Anna-May admits that she has a habit of falling in love quickly, a quality that Jenkins shares. Robey, however, admits that she does get bored easily, which is something that will no doubt lead to some exciting television.
Olivia Hawkins is sure to get hearts racing in the Villa. Hawkins is no stranger to the spotlight, having acted as a body double for Michelle Keegan and Emma Watson and worked as a ring girl for KSI – a resume that is sure to grab the attention of the lads on the Island.
Male favourites
The early odds for the men are also tight, with farmer Will Young and teacher Kai Fagan both battling it out as early favourites.
Will Young, not to be mixed up with the singer, is a farmer from Buckinghamshire, and if his introduction video to go by, he will be bringing some cheeky fun to the Villa this winter. He can be found at 3/1 with bet365.
Hunky high-school teacher Kai Fagan ticks plenty of the boxes needed for a successful time in the Villa. The PE and science teacher is also a rugby player and shares roots with Manchester United star, Marcus Rashford, something he will no doubt be leaning on to impress the ladies.
Of course, there is still plenty that could hold both men back, with Will claiming he has commitment issues, and Kai admitting that he has very high standards.
Airport security office Shaq Muhammad is also fancied by some bookmakers, coming in at 4/1 with BetVictor. The 24-year-old has admitted that he has a habit of falling in love hard and fast though, and anyone who has watched Love Island in the past knows that this can make or break a contestant’s chances.
Bookies are yet to offer odds on potential islander, Tom Clare. The Macclesfield FC player will go head to head with Ellie Spence, a 25-year-old accountant in a public vote to determine who enters the Villa.
How to bet on Love Island
Betting on the Love Island 2023 winner could not be simpler. Follow the steps below to pick your winner:
- Register with the bookmaker of your choice. Be sure to use the links on this page to secure the best bonus offers available.
- Navigate to the TV or Novelty category to find the Love Island markets. If in doubt, use the search bar.
- Click on the contestant you want to bet on, you should see your selection pop up in your betslip.
- Enter your stake and double check all the information is correct before confirming your bet.
- That’s it! Sit back and enjoy the show.
Love Island specials
It’s not just the male and female winners that punters can have a cheeky bet on. Most bookmakers will offer special markets for the show. The following are the most popular:
Next couple to be evicted: No reality TV show would be complete without some dramatic eliminations. The elimination markets are often the most popular for Love Island fans to bet on, and they tend to open when the first episode airs.
Both members of the winning couple to enter on opening night: Long-time fans of Love Island know just how quickly the line-up on the show can change. In fact, only three times in the show’s history have the winners both entered on night one, with the most recent time being five years ago in 2018. The latest a winner has entered is day 44, which highlights just how unpredictable the show can be.
Previous winners
- Season One – Jess Hayes and Max Morley
- Season Two – Cara De La Hoyde and Nathan Massey
- Season Three – Amber Davies and Kem Cetinay
- Season Four – Dani Dyer and Jack Fincham
- Season Five – Amber Gill and Greg O’Shea
- Season Six (1st Winter Edition) – Finn Tapp and Paige Turley
- Season Seven – Liam Reardon and Millie Court
- Season Eight – Davide Sanclimenti and Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu
Love Island FAQs
Can you bet on the Love Island winner?
Yes. Several top bookmakers including bet365 and BetVictor allow punters to vote on the Love Island Winner. They also offer other markets such as first elimination and more.
Where is Winter Love Island located this year?
The new series of Winter Love Island will be filmed near Cape Town, South Africa. This is the second time the show has used this location, with the first being in 2020.
Who is hosting Winter Love Island 2023?
Maya Jama will host Love Island for the first time in 2023. She takes over from Laura Whitmore, who stepped down from the series in 2022.
When does Winter Love Island 2023 start?
Winter Love Island 2023 starts on Monday, January 16th. The first episode will air at 9 pm, with episodes airing on the same channel nightly.
Remember to gamble responsibly
A responsible gambler is someone who:
- Establishes time and monetary limits before playing
- Only gambles with money they can afford to lose
- Never chase their losses
- Doesn’t gamble if they’re upset, angry, or depressed
- Gamcare – www.gamcare.org.uk
- Gamble Aware – www.begambleaware.org
For help with a gambling problem, call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 or go to www.gamstop.co.uk to be excluded from all UK-regulated gambling websites.