Matt Hancock's Odds on Winning I'm a Celebrity Slashed in Half
Matt Hancock, the 44-year-old MP for West Suffolk, has seen his odds of winning I'm a Celebrity slashed in half, according to Ladbrokes. The politician, who was recently announced as a late addition to the show's lineup, now has odds of 12/1, down from 25/1. Hancock made his debut in the show's latest episode, where he took part in a bushtucker trial alongside comedian Seann Walsh, 36. Prior to entering the jungle camp, Hancock expressed his desire to win the series, stating it would be "wonderful." His chances of winning have increased significantly, with the bookies now considering him the sixth most likely campmate to take the crown.
Key Takeaways:
- Matt Hancock's odds of winning I'm a Celebrity have been slashed in half, from 25/1 to 12/1, according to Ladbrokes.
- He is now considered the sixth most likely campmate to win the series.
- Leading the odds are footballer Jill Scott, 35, with 7/4, and former rugby union player Mike Tindall, 44, with 11/4.
- comedian Babatunde Aléshé, 36, and Owen Warner, 23, are also among the top contenders, with odds of 10/1 and 8/1 respectively.
- Other celebrities in the running include Boy George, 61, and Seann Walsh, 36, with odds of 16/1 and 18/1 respectively.
- The show continues tonight, November 10, on ITV and ITV Hub from 9pm.
Statistics:
- Matt Hancock's odds of winning I'm a Celebrity have been slashed in half, from 25/1 to 12/1.
- The bookies consider Licci to be the most likely to win, at 7/4.
- Mike Tindall has odds of 11/4 to win the series.
- The average odds of the top five contenders to win are 9.2.
Sources:
- "Matt Hancock's odds on winning I'm a Celebrity have been slashed in half, according to Ladbrokes" - The Mirror, undated.
- "I'm a Celebrity continues tonight, November 10, on ITV and ITV Hub from 9pm" - The Mirror, November 10.
- "The latest Ladbrokes odds on who will win" - The Mirror, undated.
- "Credit: ITV/REX/Shutterstock Matt Hancock's odds on winning I'm a Celebrity have been slashed in half, according to Ladbrokes" - The Mirror, undated.