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League of Ireland Winner Betting Odds (2026)
Compare the latest odds for the 2026 LOI Premier Division winner below.
Sky Bet 
Paddy Power 
Unibet 
Bet365 
10bet 
William Hill 
The Favourites to Win the LOI 2026
- Shamrock Rovers with odds 8/13 on Sky Bet
- St Patricks with odds 29/10 on Unibet
- Bohemians with odds 15/4 on Unibet
Probability to be the Winner of the 2026 LOI Season
With the outright odds, we can easily calculate the probability that each team will win the LOI Premier Division, according to the bookmakers.
| Team | Odds | Probability |
|---|---|---|
 Shamrock Rovers | 8/13 | 61.73% |
 St Patricks | 29/10 | 25.64% |
 Bohemians | 15/4 | 21.05% |
Who is the Favourite to Win LOI?
As of 5 October 2026, according to the odds, the favourite to win LOI is Shamrock Rovers, best priced at 8/13 with Sky Bet.
The odds mean that the probability for Shamrock Rovers to win is 61.73%.
What Is in It for the League of Ireland Winner?
As the winner of the LOI Premier Division, you get a ticket to the Champions League qualifiers. Second and third place, meanwhile, send you to the Conference League qualifiers instead. Revenue-wise, therefore, finishing first can make a big difference.
That said, no Irish side has managed to get past the Champions League qualifiers in the 21st century, falling at the final hurdle (play-offs) on a few occasions.