Nigel Farage I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here Odds: Will Former UKIP Leader Get Enough Votes?

The Nigel Farage I’m A Celebrity odds sees the controversial politician at 13/2 to ‘gain the most votes’ and go all the way. If you fancy Farage to be crowned king of the jungle, you can bet on him below with bet365, plus also see the full betting for all the celebrities.

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Nigel Farage I’m A Celebrity Odds 2023

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here has hit our screens for the 23rd series and you can bet on NIGEL FARAGE to win at 13/2 with bet365, where you can also grab £30 in bet credits.

The I’m A Celebrity class of 2023 are being billed as one of the best for a long time, with the likes of Frankie Dettori, Josie Gibson, Fred Sirieix, Sam Thompson and Tony Bellew in the line-up.

However, a lot of the pre-I’m A Celebrity talk has surrounded former UKIP leader Nigel Farage, who has reportedly been paid over £1m to star on the show, which will give a big boost to the Farge net worth.

Despite this huge figure, 59  year-old Farage is also expected to be the huge favourite to be voted for the most Bushtucker Trials. While despite his marmite character is still being tipped to have a chance of winning – being in the top five in the betting with the best UK betting sites to be crowned king of the jungle.

Don’t forget last year the former Health Secretary Matt Hancock was anticipated to not last long but ended up in the final and eventually finished third.

If you think Nigel Farage, who is the oldest campmate this year, can win I’m A Celebrity you can bet on him with top bookmaker bet365 who have some of the best TV and entertainment betting odds.

• Bet On NIGEL FARAGE To Win I’m A Celebrity at 13/2 with bet365
  

Meaning if  you bet £10 on Nigel Farage to win I’m A Celebrity at these odds (13/2), you will win £65 (plus your £10 stake back).

When Is The I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here Final?

I’m A Celebrity 2023 started on Sunday 19th November on ITV and ITVX at 9pm.

We can then expect shows each night at 9pm on ITV, with popular duo Ant and Dec taking us through all the jungle highlights.

The I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here final will be on Sunday 10th December 2023 – giving the campmates three weeks to strut their stuff Down Under.

You can also see who are the oldest and youngest campmates this year here.

I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here Odds 2023

See below the latest betting odds from top betting site bet365 and also get £30 in bet credits.

• Sam Thompson 4/9
• Tony Bellew 3/1
• Nigel Farage 13/2
• Josie Gibson 14/1
• Marvin Humes 100/1
• Danielle Harold 100/1

Note: Odds correct 7th Dec and are subject to change.

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I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here: The Last 10 Winners

See below the list of the I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! past winners from the last 10 series.

• 2022: Jill Scott
• 2021: Danny Miller
• 2020: Giovanna Fletcher
• 2019: Jacqueline Jossa
• 2018: Harry Redknapp
• 2017: Georgia Toffolo
• 2016: Scarlett Moffatt
• 2015: Vicky Pattison
• 2014: Cark Fogarty
• 2013: Kian Egan
• 2012: Charlie Brooks

You can also see our latest politics odds specials, including the favourite date for the next UK General Election and how many seats the Tories and Labour will win.