Love Island All Stars 2026 Odds: Lucinda And Sean To Sneak Victory In Villa?
This year's Love Island: All Stars has been one of the fieriest series yet, mainly due to Lucinda Strafford and Belle Hassan's constant disputes.
However, the public appear to have fully backed Lucinda and her man Sean Stone - if their Top Couple price on betting sites is anything to go by.
The Love Island: All Stars live final is set to air next week, on Monday, February 23, and while Lucinda and Sean are certainly in contention, it appears to be a three-horse race for the £50,000 prize money.
Lucinda And Sean's Sweet Success
Lucinda has received so much heat in this year's Love Island: All Stars that even her mum has publicly come out to defend her daughter.
After an episode last week, Lucinda's mother, Nancy Strafford, said on social media: "That was a disgusting piece of TV.
"The production team should be ashamed of themselves. Lucinda didn’t deserve to be violated like that. Disgusting. What a horrid crowd of people. I hope she walks out...and as for all the haters…what a very sad world you live in."
The girls received calls from home on Sunday night's episode, and several of the stars who rang in appeared to back Lucinda.
Love Island All Stars 2026 Odds: Top Couple
Couple | Odds | Betting Site |
Millie Court & Zac Woodworth | 7/4 | |
Lucinda Strafford & Sean Stone | 5/2 | |
Samie Elishi & Ciaran Davies | 11/4 | |
Leanne Amaning & Scott van-der-Sluis | 20/1 | |
Jessy Potts & Tommy Bradley | 22/1 | |
Whitney Adebayo & Yamen Sanders | 22/1 | |
Belle Hassan & Harrison Solomon | 40/1 | |
Helena Ford & Carrington Rodriguez | 55/1 |
* Odds correct at time of publication - 12.30pm, 16/02/26.
She and sweet delivery company founder Sean are now 5/2 on betting apps to win this year's Love Island: All Stars series, from a massive 9/1 with William Hill a week ago.
While their price has crashed massively, it still looks to be the best value of the three frontrunners at the time of writing.
Although the Belle beef may calm down after the latest episode, if it continues, punters might keep backing Lucinda and Sean for victory in the villa.
However, they are not favourites to win the series.
"Millie and Zac and Samie and Ciaran have dominated this year's Top Couple market on Love Island: All Stars, but the two pairings barely get any airtime. The real winners have to be Lucinda and Sean, who have stuck up for themselves amid some serious series slating. Public - let's do the right thing."
Millie And Zac's Final Week Attack
Millie Court and US All Star Zac Woodworth hooked up when some of the Islanders headed over to Villa USA, this year's Stateside-style Casa Amor spin-off.
They've been pretty solid since, apart from when bombshell Jessy Potts was getting to know Zac and he let slip that he wanted to be tested.
Despite that and Jessy recoupling with Tommy Bradley, things appear to be business as usual for Zac and Millie, and the pair are 7/4 favourites with William Hill to win this year's Love Island.
However, one thing that could cost them is a lack of airtime.
Both Millie and Zac and fellow couple Samie Elishi and Ciaran Davies haven't dominated the coverage so far this series.
However, Samie and Ciaran, who are 5/2 with Bet365 for victory, are the only exclusive couple in the villa.
It would be a shock if any of the other pairings won it at this stage, with Scott van-der-Sluis and Leanne Amaning the next best in the market at a massive 20/1 with Unibet.
Has Belle Blown Her Chance?
Last week, Belle and Scott looked like they were going to couple up, and the pair were 12/1 shots to win this year's series.
However, Scott has since reunited with Leanne, and Belle has recoupled with bombshell Harrison Solomon.
But their chances of winning this year's series look extremely slim.
Harrison and Belle are a massive 40/1 to triumph, and they are only being kept off the bottom of the market by 55/1 outsiders Helena Ford and Carrington Rodriguez.
Carrington and Helena have had plenty of ups and downs in the villa, and it would be one of the biggest reality TV shocks of all time if they won this year's All Stars series.
However, it would be no surprise if Whitney Adebayo and her US man, Yamen Sanders, made the final.
They are 22/1 longshots to go all the way and win it, but as short as 12/1 with William Hill.
A week is a long time in the Love Island villa, so it's certainly still all to play for.
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