Big Brother Winner 2025 Odds

Latest Big Brother Betting Odds

Below are the latest and greatest odds for this season's winners of Big Brother ahead of the first live audience eviction night that will take place on Friday, 10th October: 

Seeing as the show is aired on a daily basis, you’ll find that the odds can change regularly, either throughout the episode, in the aftermath of an episode, or, simply, whenever something kicks off with one of the housemates.

What’s Happened So Far on Big Brother?

The most recent few episodes have seen Zelah be the target of “inadvertent” transphobia from Caroline, Jenny confront George’s politics with a verbal slap, Richard bear the brunt of the cursed eye, Elsa feel the wrath of said cursed eye, and Cameron; well, Cameron has just been happy playing second fiddle, as the drama unravels.

Although there’s a small enclave of housemates that are looking like the favourites to win so far, the game is ever-changing, and contestants historically have a knack for changing the narrative as the weeks go by, especially with the tricks Big B has up its sleeve. And with George recently getting the boot for his controversial opinions, there’s plenty of room for others to dominate the cameras. 

Big Brother Schedule

If you’re looking for the best place to tune into the Big B drama as and when it happens, Sky customers can watch it live on ITV. As another option, the ITVX app has a live TV feature that boasts a smooth streaming experience. Tune in from Monday to Saturday every night from 9pm to follow the action live, and from 10pm to debrief with AJ and Will on Big Brother: Late and Live. 

Zelah Glasson (2/1 with Betfred)

Zelah Glasson has remained the consistent favourite to walk away with the £100,000 prize fund from the outset, and it’s no shock why. Zelah hasn’t had the easiest ride in the Big Brother house, choosing to hide his trans-identity from the other housemates, letting them all steadily piece it together. Following Caroline's warning from Big Brother after her trans-denial comments towards Zelah, fans have rightfully backed Zelah’s corner, something I only see getting stronger as time goes on. His discourse has always been spot on and it reflects his mature disposition, no matter what topic is being debated. Zelah has been a big fan favourite for this exact reason, and it’s clear the 25-year-old personal trainer from South London has so far been himself, which is part and parcel of what makes a Big Brother winner.

With prices buffed 2/1 at Betfred, Zelah is head and shoulders above the other contestants. Odds might shift on this one in days to come, but it’s looking like a stable choice for this season.

Jenny Baird (11/2 with William Hill)

Our Queen, Jenny from Derry, has been iconic in this series so far. She’s always at the centre of the hot goss, she’s up for a good craic, and she’s now a convicted Big Brother felon! As the first rule-breaker, Jenny saw herself trapped behind bars in the garden within only the first week of being there — a true icon! Let alone the whole umbrella in the hot tub fiasco, serving her Mary Poppins on spa day. We lapped it up! As one of the youngest housemates at 20 years old, the talented make-up artist has seen herself caught in the crossfire of the Marcus/Elsa debacle, with Elsa convincing herself that Jenny has swooped in to woo Marcus. As Elsa says, “she knows exactly what she’s doing”. This latest dynamic could transpire into some grade-A reality television drama, and I’m waiting with bated breath.

Jenny has soared to a close second in the winners market, and she’s slowly becoming more and more untouchable as the weeks pass by. So, if you’re game to back our gal from Derry, William Hill have her at 11/2 to come out on top. Tt’s a grand time to snap this one up, because her time in the house seems about as stable as a wonky chair.

Cameron Kinch (7/1 with William Hill)

Next up is Cameron Kinch, coming in at a solid 7/1 with William Hill. Now, I can’t see this one changing too much, because Cameron has been a big softie from the very off. Outside the house, farmer Cameron has been cultivating quite the following, with fans admiring his ability to listen to housemates, selflessly throwing himself into discussions with genuine intrigue, and never (so far) stepping out of line.

With the nominations now finished, it was clear some housemates did use Cameron as somewhat of a scapegoat, with three votes coming his way, just because he didn’t use his eye credits on other housemates. Richard also got thrown under the bus for this eye-hoardery, so it’s no surprise that some housemates are gunning for Cameron. In the grand scheme of things, this is but a minor drop in the ocean. Now that he’s settled into the house, he has plenty of room to flourish and come out of his shell, which could see his ratings increase significantly! Voting for Cameron K with his current odds is a grand idea. In my opinion, he’s only going from strength to strength. 

Elsa Rae (11/1 with William Hill)

Elsa Rae, our TikTok star, the Disney Princess of the series, and the quickest lover-upper of the lot. Since joining the house, all we’ve really seen her do is flirt on and off with Marcus. This is not to say she’s without substance, though. Some of the funniest moments of the series have come from Elsa, and I hope more are to come. But girl, please, cuddling up with a stranger on live television, only the third night into the show, is wild behaviour. Now that her relationship with Marcus has broken down due to a “toxic” drunken outburst, it’s left Elsa in a vulnerable situation, on the fringe of the group, but just close enough to step back into the eyes of the public. At 11/1, there’s every possibility Elsa can claim Miss Popularity and work her way back to being the person who got her here in the first place.

If she manages to squirm her way out of this Friday's nomination, there’ll be plenty more of her to come, and her odds to win will undoubtedly rise fast — so get in quick!

Richard Storry (16/1 with Betfred)

Since his late arrival with George and Cameron B, 60-year-old Richard Storry has been composing a symphony of his own, and it didn’t take long for it to crescendo! This week, Richard has put himself up for the public vote, through the way of the cursed Big Brother eye. After a rocky start to the competition (taking 50 of the eye credits for himself and not sharing them out), Richard has gone from hero to zero in the eyes of most of the housemates, with most contestants suggesting he has some sort of master plan, or in fact, he is more devious than his well-put-together demeanour would suggest.

At 16/1, there is still every chance that Richard could be the 22nd champion of Big Brother, especially if he pulls through this Friday. Fans have historically rooted for the black sheep of the house, and, as Richard is the oldest, a devout celibate and unquestionably felicitous, there is no doubt he will be stuck in the mind's eye of audiences as a frontrunner.

Conclusion

With six weeks still left for contestants to come into their own, there is every opportunity for odds to change dramatically, as they typically do with Big Brother. Hopefully, as more storylines emerge during this week leading up to the first “proper” eviction night, there’ll be drastic market movements to match. Whatever happens, I’m hooked, and with the recent booting of George, housemates don’t have to feel like they’re treading on eggshells anymore. With any luck, this frees up room for the juicy drama we expect to see from Big Brother.

Selections

Bet on Zelah Glasson with Betfred at 2/1

Bet on Jenny Baird with William Hill at 11/2

Bet on Cameron Kinch with William Hill at 7/1

Bet on Elsa Rae with William Hill at 11/1

Bet on Richard Storry with Betfred at 16/1