Dancing on Ice betting odds: Bet on the Dancing on Ice 2023 winner
DANCING ON ICE returns to our screens this Sunday night.
The fifteenth series of the show looks set to be one of the most star-studded yet, with a whole host of celebrities lining up to take to the ice.
Soap royalty, an ex Premier-League striker, and a Love Island winner are among the 11 contestants announced. While we have not seen any of these stars on the ice yet, there is plenty of evidence to suggest who is likely to deliver and who isn’t.
In this Dancing on Ice betting guide, we’re going to take a look at the early odds and determine which star looks most likely to be crowned Dancing on Ice Champion 2023.
Dancing on Ice 2023 odds
The following early odds are available for the Dancing on Ice 2023 winner.
- Nile Wilson – 5/2 (William Hill)
- Ekin Su Cülcüloğlu – 4/1 (bet365)
- Joey Essex – 4/1 (Unibet)
- Mollie Gallagher – 7/1 (BetUK)
- Siva Kaneswaran – 7/1 (BetUK)
- The Vivienne – 8/1 (Parimatch)
- Carley Stenson – 11/1 (Betway)
- Michelle Heaton – 14/1 (bet365)
- Darren Harriot – 16/1 (William Hill)
- Patsy Palmer – 25/1 (Betway)
- John Fashanu – 28/1 (Parimatch)
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Dancing on Ice 2023 favourites
There are three clear frontrunners to win Dancing on Ice 2023. Former gymnast and Olympic bronze medalist, Nile Wilson is narrowly out in front, but Love Island winner Ekin Su Cülcüloğlu and TOWIE star Joey Essex are hot on his tail.
Wilson retired from gymnastics due to injuries in 2021 but the 26-year-old’s athletic talents are expected to translate well on the ice. Despite his early status as the favourite, Wilson has admitted that he has no previous ice skating experience. Wilson will be hoping to follow in the footsteps of his fellow gymnast, Beth Tweddle who won the show back in 2013. He can be found at 5/2 with several bookmakers including Parimatch and bet365.
Ekin Su Cülcüloğlu comes in second with odds of 4/1. She has proven to be popular with the public in the past, and recent revelations have shown she has previous skating experience. Whether this will help her on the show remains to be seen, as she claims to have forgotten most of her skills.
As for Joey Essex, the popular TV personality is something of a reality-TV veteran. As well as appearing in I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here, Essex also won the second season of The Jump, a show that put the contestant’s skills to the test in a variety of Winter Sports, something that will no doubt benefit him on the ice. Most bookies put him at similar odds to Ekin Su, with BetVictor offering him at 4/1.
The rest of the pack is quite off the pace but given that we have not seen anyone on the ice yet, could be worth a punt. The Wanted singer, Siva Kaneswaran can be found on 8/1, as can Ru Paul UK Season 1 winner, The Vivienne. These Celebrity Hunted alumni both have performance-based backgrounds and could spring a surprise or two.
Eastender’s icon Patsy Palmer and former Wimbledon front-man John Fashanu are not expected to have a smooth experience on the show. You can find them as far as out as 25/1 and 28/1 respectively, with both expected to leave the contest early.
How to bet on Dancing on Ice
Betting on Dancing on Ice is easy. Head over to your chosen bookmaker and find either their TV/Entertainment or Novelty category. Here, you will be able to find all of the relevant markets for betting on Dancing on Ice 2023.
Most bookmakers are currently only offering odds on the winner, but this will change as the season progresses, with markets like the next elimination and gender of the winner expected to open.
Previous winners
- Season One – Gaynor Faye
- Season Two – Kyran Bracken
- Season Three – Suzanne Shaw
- Season Four – Ray Quinn
- Season Five – Hayley Tamaddon
- Season Six – Sam Attwater
- Season Seven – Matthew Wolfenden
- Season Eight – Beth Tweddle
- Season Nine – Ray Quinn (All Stars winner)
- Season 10 – Jake Quickenden
- Season 11 – James Jordan
- Season 12 – Joe Swash
- Season 13 – Sonny Jay
Dancing on Ice FAQs
Can you bet on the Dancing on Ice winner?
Yes. Several top bookmakers offer odds on Dancing on Ice. As well as the winner market, punters can also bet on other markets like first elimination, highest finishing male and female, and several other proposition markets.
Who is hosting Dancing on Ice 2023?
The 15th series of Dancing on Ice will be hosted by Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby.
When does Dancing on Ice 2023 start?
The first episode of Dancing on Ice 2023 will air on ITV1 on Sunday, January 15th at 6:30 pm. Previous instalments of the show have run for 10 weeks, with a celebrity being eliminated each week.
Who are the Dancing on Ice 2023 judges?
Dancing on Ice 2023 will see fan favourites Christopher Dean, Jayne Torvill, Ashley Banjo, and Oti Mabuse return as judges.
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