EastEnders star Lacey Turner is the favourite to win Strictly Come Dancing, following the third live show on Saturday, October 10.
The actress, who is paired with Vito Coppola, is 7/4 favourite to lift the Glitterball Trophy after coming seventh on the scoreboard in Week 3 according to oddschecker.com. It is the third week in a row she has been named the bookies’ favourite.
Coming in second place is Australian singer Delta Goodroom, who topped the leaderboard this week with the highest score of the series so far. She has odds of 6/1.
Lacey Turner and Vito Coppola are the favourites to win
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Social media star John Nellis has meanwhile slid to third in the betting at 15/2 after scoring 20 points for his cha cha cha, leaving them in 10th place on the leaderboard.
In fourth place is former Love Islander Dani Dyer, with odds of 8/1. Dyer is back on the dance floor with original partner Nikita Kuzman after leaving the competition early last year.
Tabby Stoecker has risen to fifth place after her and partner Mark Karmalita danced their way to the number two spot on the leaderboard, with a score of 31.
Delta Goodrem and Kai Widdrington wowed judges with their tango
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Graeme Hall, who topped the judges' leaderboard last week with 31 points, has also risen through the ranks, going from ninth to now sixth most likely to win, with odds of 11/1.
The latest odds follow Strictly's third live show, which featured a range of routines including the salsa, samba, waltz and Cha Cha Cha in a bid to impress the judges and avoid finding themselves in the dance-off, airing on Sunday.
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Strictly Come Dancing 2026 winner best odds according to oddschecker.com
- Lacey Turner 7/4
- Delta Goodrem 6/1
- John Nellis 15/2
- Dani Dyer 8/1
- Tabby Stoecker 15/2
- Graeme Hall 11/1
- Cach Mercer 14/1
- Will Best 11/1
- Lawrence Robb 18/20
- Bethany Antonia 33/1
- Jaime Winstone 40/1
- Dame Sarah Storey 80/1
- Shaun Wright-Phillips 125/1
The prices are subject to change as the series progresses and are a snapshot of the betting market at 10.00am on Monday, October 12.