Strictly Come Dancing: Who is favourite to win? Latest betting odds with only two days left until grand final
There are only two days left until the final three Strictly contestant take to the dancefloor for the last time this series - but who is favourite to lift the trophy?
The BBC series will draw to a close on Saturday night (December 20) as the new champion of the dancefloor is crowned by viewers at home.
There are three contestants remaining who will all compete in the final for the Glitterball trophy. Former Lioness Karen Carney, social media star George Clarke, and ex-Love Island winner Amber Davies will perform three times on Saturday evening.
But which star is moving ahead in the betting odds ahead of the grand final. Here’s everything you need to know.
Who is favourite to win Strictly Come Dancing?
According to Sky Bet, Karen Carney and her professional partner Carlos Gu are favourite to win Strictly Come Dancing 2025. The ex-footballer has continued to impress viewers with her routines over the past 13 weeks.
They have topped the leaderboard twice throughout the series, including last week when they earned 39 for both their Waltz and Salsa.
Karen is closely followed in the odds by George Clarke and his partner Alexis Warr. The social media star has surprised viewers with his routines and while they have never topped the leaderboard, the couple have also never found themselves in the bottom two dance-off throughout the course of the series.
Amber Davies and her partner Nikita Kuzmin at bottom of the odds at the time of writing. The pairing have earned themselves three 40s throughout the competition, but have also found themselves in the dance-off twice.
The current betting odds for the Strictly Come Dancing final, according to Sky Bet (at the time of writing):
- Karen Carney - 2/5
- George Clarke - 15/8
- Amber Davies - 50/1
What time is the Strictly Come Dancing final on TV?
The Winner of Strictly Come Dancing will be announced during the live grand final on Saturday night (December 20).
The final will air on BBC One and BBC iPlayer from 7pm. There will be no results show on Sunday evening, with the winner set to be revealed during Saturday’s episode.