Dancing on Ice Winner Odds: Coronation Street star Sam Aston now second favourite to be Dancing on Ice winner with his odds SLASHED to 6/4!

Coronation Street's Sam Aston is now second favourite to win Dancing on Ice with bookmakers slashing his odds into 6/4 to win the show after he remained out of the bottom two.
Dancing on Ice Winner Odds: Coronation Street star Sam Aston now second favourite to be Dancing on Ice winner with his odds SLASHED to 6/4!

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  • Sam Aston has now moved into 6/4 to win Dancing on Ice
  • Dan Edgar drifts in the market after skate-off appearance this weekend
  • Four couples remain as we head into Semi-final week

Sam Aston has now moved into 6/4 to win Dancing on Ice

Coronation Street star Sam Aston has now shortened into 6/4 second favourite with Betting Sites to win this year's Dancing On Ice after another week without a skate-off appearance.

Aston finished third on the judges leaderboard on Sunday night's show and sailed through to the Semi-final stage with viewers voting to put him through this week.

The Corrie actor has been a consistent mid-leaderboard skater throughout the series and that has steadily seen him progress week-by-week.

Bet365's latest market has now seen his odds tumble down from 10/3 into 6/4 to win the show with the odds putting him behind Michaela Strachan.

Dancing On Ice 2025 WinnerOddsProbability
Michaela Strachan1/150.0%
Sam Aston
6/440.0%
Dan Edgar
5/116.7%
Anton Ferdinand14/16.7%
What the expert says...
Coronation Street's Sam Aston has seen his odds slashed from 10/3 into 6/4 to win Dancing on Ice after he remained out of the skate-off once again this weekend!

Jake Ashton - Entertainment Betting Expert - OLBG.com

Dan Edgar drifts in the market after skate-off appearance this weekend

TOWIE star Dan Edgar had shortened into joint favourite with Michaela Strachan to win Dancing on Ice this time last week but all has changed in the market.

Edgar's shock appearance in the skate-off on Sunday night has seen his odds drift right out from 7/4 to 5/1 to win the show this season.

Three out of the four judges voted to save Edgar in the dance-off on Sunday evening but that may not be the case if we see him in the bottom two again next week.

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Four couples remain as we head into Semi-final week

Semi-Final week on Sunday night will see the four remaining couples go up against each other to get through to the final of Dancing on Ice 2025.

Anton Ferdinand is the 14/1 outsider to win the show despite scoring a perfect 40 at the weekend to finish top of the leaderboard.

The remaining four couples are:

  • Anton & Annette
  • Dan & Vanessa J
  • Michaela & Mark
  • Sam & Molly

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