LOVE Island is back on our scenes, with the hit ITV show bringing back a bunch of former contestants as they all look to find love once again.
The All-Stars route has been a hit for shows like Big Brother, and I’m a Celebrity in the past, and Love Island All-Stars has already gotten off to a bang. In this Love Island odds betting guide, I’m going to take a look through all of the current contestants and offer some insight into who might be worth a punt.
Love Island: All-Stars 2024 odds
Love Island: All-Stars has all the potential to be one of the show’s best series, with bombshells, walk-outs, and exes all causing mayhem in the first week. The following are the three most common markets to bet on in the show, with some analysis of each market and its odds.
All-Stars winning couple odds
It is always hard to predict the winning couple in Love Island in the early goings, but it is also an excellent market to find some value in.
I’m not surprised to see Chris Taylor appear in the odds with multiple women, with the series five contestant proving a hit in the early running. He is priced with his current partner, Demi Jones, and women’s favourite Georgia Harrison.
His partner, Demi Jones, is third favourite in the couple’s department, with Mitchel Taylor.
Toby Aromolaran and Georgia Steel are currently favourites, with the couple already having a past and both being popular contestants. As you can see, the odds are long after the first week, as there are still plenty of twists to come.
Current odds (Sky Bet)
- Chris Taylor and Demi Jones - 13/2
- Toby Aromolaran and Georgia Steel - 13/2
- Chris Taylor and Georgia Harrison - 13/2
- Mitchel Taylor and Liberty Poole - 9/1
- Callum Jones and Molly Smith - 11/1
- Luis Morrison and Georgia Harrison - 18/1
- Mitchel Taylor and Kaz Kamwi - 22/1
- Anton Danyluk and Hannah Elizabeth - 25/1
All-Stars top woman odds
Georgia Harrison and Liberty Poole currently find themselves at the top of the top woman betting odds. They are priced at 10/3 and 7/2 with bet365, respectively. Liberty was a popular contestant during her first run on the island, but her second stay hasn’t gotten off to the best start, with her ex-boyfriend, Jake Cornish, leaving the show after they were partnered up. Still, I’m not surprised to see her ranked highly by the bookies, with her popularity giving her plenty of time to bounce back and find Mr Right.
Georgia Harrison has been partnered with Luis and does not look too happy about it. She has been keeping her eye on Chris Taylor, who has been one of the men’s favourites, while Luis has a connection with Kaz, who is partnered with Mitch. I expect plenty of drama around Georgia, with her being favoured ahead of Demi Jones, who is currently partnered with men’s favourite Chris Taylor.
The following are the current odds for the top woman in Love Island: All-Stars with bet365:
- Georgia Harrison - 10/3
- Liberty Poole - 7/2
- Georgia Steel - 7/2
- Demi Jones - 5/1
- Molly Smith - 11/2
- Kaz Kamwi - 6/1
- Hannah Elizabeth - 9/1
All-Stars top man odds
Following the shock departure of Jake Cornish, the odds for the top man market have shifted, with Chris Taylor and Toby Aromalaran moving into first and second place with the bookmakers, respectively.
Toby was a fan favourite during his first-run, and he has been featured on several reality TV-shows since leaving the Island. I expect him to go far in this series, with his cheeky personality having helped him go far in the past. However, there is the risk that his past with Georgia makes their relationship potentially volatile.
The two have a history on Love Island: The Games, a US spin-off of the show, and have been partnered up again in Love Island: All-Stars.
Chris Taylor first appeared on the show in season five, where he was unlucky in love but a fan favourite. He has been partnered up with Demi Jones in a coupling that has already got fans excited.
The following are the odds for top man with Sky Bet.
- Chris Taylor - 9/4
- Toby Aromolaran - 11/4
- Anton Danyluk - 6/1
- Mitchel Taylor - 11/2
- Joshua Ritchie - 6/1
- Callum Jones - 7/1
- Luis Morrison - 8/1
All-Stars bombshell favourites
Love Island loves a good bombshell, and fans will be eagerly awaiting the arrival of former contestants. Callum Jones arrived as the bombshell on night one, with fans left stunned minutes later when his ex-girlfriend Molly Smith arrived in the villa as the second.
Joshua Ritchie is also set to appear in the show as the third bombshell. Let’s take a look at some other potential bombshells that have been rumoured and the impact they might have.
Tom Clare
Footballer Tom Clare is one of several former contestants to hint he may be returning to the show. He posted a picture on his Instagram saying ‘we’re back’, sparking excitement among the fanbase. The season 9 islander finished in third place alongside Samie Elishi, with whom he has since split.
Clare had previously stated he would not want to return to the Villa, but you can never say never, and his social media activity certainly suggests it is a possibility.
Sophie Piper
Series 6 contestant Sophie Piper was spotted grabbing a flight to South Africa a week before the show started, sparking rumours she would be making an appearance in the show as a bombshell. She lasted three weeks during her original run in the show and will be looking to have more of an impact the second time around.
Olivia Hawkins
Olivia Hawkins was a major player in last year’s Winter show and The Sun has reported that she has been in talks for a return this year. Olivia was a controversial character, becoming embroiled in a bullying scandal.
Showrunners were said to have been impressed by her ability to cause chaos, and many fans think she could make an excellent addition to the All-Star lineup.
Jess and Eve Gale
Identical twins Jess and Eve Gale caused a stir when they made their Love Island debut in the 2020 Winter edition. The twins won over the public with their bubbly personalities, and showrunners are said to believe having sisters in their will create an interesting dynamic among the contestants.
Love Island: All-Stars betting markets
There are three main betting markets you can vote on for this year’s Love Island: All-Stars.
- Winning couple: This is the main prize of the show, with the public voting at the end of the season for the best couple. Typically, this is a tough market to bet on, as the couples will change at various times throughout the run of the show.
- Top female contestant: For some people, betting on the top female contestant is a safer move than betting on the winning couple, though the odds may not be as good. This market does as it says on the tin, allowing punters to bet on who the top female contestant will be in the show.
- Top male contestant: As with the top female contestant, betting on the top male contestant is a bet on which man will make up the winning couple.
Winners from the previous season
Season ten of Love Island was won by Jess Harding and Sammy Root, who coupled up on day five, one day after Sam arrived on the Island. The runners-up were Lochan Nowacki and Whitney Adebayo, who were not partnered up until day 31, highlighting the unpredictable nature of the show, especially in the early running.
FAQs about Love Island: All-Stars betting
These are the most common questions that punters have before betting on Love Island: All-Stars.
1. Where is All-Stars happening?
Love Island All-Stars started on January 15th, with the show running for a full month until February 15th.
2. Who will host Love Island: All-Stars this year?
Love Island: All-Stars is being hosted by Maya Jama. Jama has been the show’s host since the ninth season. Iain Sterling has reprised his role as the show’s narrator.
3. How much is the prize pot for each Love Island category?
Love Island: All-Stars winners will receive £50,000. In the final, the winning couple have the chance to split the money or to keep it individually.
4. Which bookie has the best Love Island odds?
Bet365 is our pick as the best bookmaker for Love Island odds, with the operator offering competitive odds as well as the occasional price boosts and offers.
5. When will the All-Stars finale be?
The Love Island: All-Stars finale is set to air on ITV1 on February 15th, 2024, at 9 pm.
How to watch Love Island: All-Stars 2024
- Location: South Africa
- Date/time: Daily (exc. Saturdays) 9 pm.
- TV/Streaming: ITV1, ITVX
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