Love Island has steadily grown as a hit for viewers since its relaunch in 2015.
And with any popular reality TV competition, there are odds to bet on with the bookies.
But just how popular is Love Island? The first episode of the last series took started with 2.9m and peaked at 3.4m. That’s compared to 1.9m for 2017’s series opener. And this year’s opening episode is likely to eclipse 2018’s record.
The main betting markets for Love Island are the obvious ones:
But there are some smaller markets including:
Now for some quick reminders about the show so you don’t feel mugged off.
At the end of every episode is a spin-off show called Aftersun where host Caroline Flack discusses the aired episode and the contestants’ with a panel of 3 celebrities and media figures.
Much like other reality shows of its ilk, to win Love Island, you have to show yourself as a likeable person and, by extension, a likeable couple with someone else. The producers like to throw a spanner in the works every now and again and the shocks get bigger with every series.
A few times a week there are votes (public and amongst the group) and the islander (or couple) with the least votes must leave the island. Any islander without a partner has to leave. There are also recouplings for islanders to change partners if it’s not working out past the “on paper” stage.
In the final week, a public vote is casted and the winning couple get £50,000. But there’s a final twist. They can either choose to split the money or steal it for themselves.
Love Island has become a summer ritual for the British public. With online betting becoming more popular as well, it’s no surprise the two have “married” up and become a couple of their own.
Check out the bookmakers below offering the best Love Island betting odds on paper to avoid feeling mugged off.
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