Love Island 2020 betting odds

Reality TV smash-hit Love Island continues to pull in viewers in the United Kingdom and is now a big part of the ever-expanding television betting scene in the UK.

First launching as a celebrity series back in 2005, Love Island currently airs on ITV2.

The 2005 series, which was broadcast to a larger audience on ITV, was named Celebrity Love Island, with the word “Celebrity” being dropped from the show title the following year due to the inclusion of non-celebrities.

After the 2006 series, Love Island disappeared from TV screens before being revived in 2015. Now a big part of the ITV2 schedules (even winning a BAFTA in 2018 for Best Reality and Constructed Factual Show), Love Island airs every night (other than Saturdays), with Laura Whitmore the new host for 2020 after Caroline Flack – who had hosted the series from its 2015 revival onwards - was replaced by ITV in late 2019.