I’m A Celebrity Latest Odds: Angry Ginge the Favourite after First Trial
The celebrities have arrived in the I'm A Celeb jungle, and after the first trial, the market is shaping up a little more. However, there has been no movement at the top of the market. Let's dive in!
Who Is in the 2025 I’m A Celebrity Camp?
The line-up for the series is now official after weeks of rumours, and it is as follows:
- Ruby Wax OBE
- Martin Kemp
- Kelly Brook
- Jack Osbourne
- Aitch
- Alex Scott MBE
- Angry Ginge
- Shona McGarty
- Eddie Kadi
- Lisa Riley
Latest I'm A Celebrity Winner Betting Odds
Compare the latest odds for the winner of the 2025 edition of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!
Angry Ginge currently tops the market, but fellow Mancunian Aitch is not far behind him. Eddie Kadi, at the time of writing, is the least likely to win the show in the eyes of the bookmakers and punters, with him at 73s on the exchange.
Tom Read Wilson and Vogue Williams are expected to join the camp, but until it is official, we won't include the odds. They are priced at 15/2 and 33/1, respectively, though.
| 💻 Bookmaker | 🆚 Contestant | 📊 Odds | Place Bet |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Angry Ginge | 15/8 | Back Contestant |
 | Aitch | 5/1 | Back Contestant |
 | Jack Osbourne | 12/1 | Back Contestant |
 | Shona McGarty | 12/1 | Back Contestant |
 | Martin Kemp | 16/1 | Back Contestant |
 | Ruby Wax | 16/1 | Back Contestant |
 | Kelly Brook | 25/1 | Back Contestant |
 | Lisa Riley | 35/1 | Back Contestant |
 | Alex Scott | 40/1 | Back Contestant |
| | Eddie Kadi | 50/1 | Back Contestant |
I'm A Celebrity Media Watch
Welcome back to the Media Watch! This is a section where we go over the latest reports and what the media outlets are saying about some of your favourite contestants. Through the series, there is normally quite a bit of juice.
Not much has really been said so far, with things only just kicking off. It shows, with one of the most newsworthy things being the change in the intro. As the Oxford Mail writes, it has been one of the biggest complaints about the show already.
Another big piece of information has dropped about the earnings of the celebrities, but whether this will have an effect on the rankings must be seen in time. Aitch, as The Sun (via Heatworld) reports, will earn a cool £250,000 for his time on the show, whilst the favourite AngryGinge will pocket £100,000.
Considering some stars in recent years have been paid much more, according to reports, it is certainly a bit of a step down in cost for ITV!
That does not mean the show is less entertaining, though. In fact, the first trial showed the complete opposite, with fans stating that Ginge and Ruby Wax could be this season's 'double act', as DailyMail relayed.
Given that there were more than 2,000,000 votes for the second trial, it shows that the show is as popular as ever! Hopefully, the excitement keeps coming.
Who Is the Favourite to Win I’m A Celebrity?
So, after the first two episodes, the market has moved quite a lot as one would expect. However, there has been one campmate to stay still in the odds, and that is Angry Ginge, who remains the favourite.
Morgan Burtwhistle, known by his online username, was the favourite when the markets opened, and his position has only been strengthened in recent days. In fact, after the bushtucker trial on Monday night, he sits in an even more favourable position.
He is as low as 6/4 with some bookmakers to win the series, so the current price of 15/8, offered by Unibet (and matched on the exchange), looks to be a really solid price.
Aitch, despite a bit of movement, has now returned to second place in the market, staying rather solid at the price of 5/1. However, after tonight's trial, I expect this to move a little bit, as we should see a bit more from him.
It may not be too extreme, but I think the price will shorten a tad.
As of November 18 (before the evening's episode), Angry Ginge is the favourite to win I'm a Celebrity at 15/8 with Unibet.
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