Celebrity Traitors Series 2 winner odds revealed ahead of BBC return
Celebrity Traitors Series 2 odds revealed ahead of BBC return

Joanne McNally and Michael Sheen are the joint favourites to win Celebrity Traitors Series 2, priced at 6/1 according to the latest odds from the Online Betting Guide (OLGB).

The BBC hit returns on Thursday, October 1, with Claudia Winkleman hosting as 21 famous faces enter a Scottish Highlands castle for another game of trust, deception and betrayal.

The new series features actors, comedians, musicians, broadcasters and TV presenters competing for a cash prize of up to £100,000 for a charity of their choice. Among the cast are Michael Sheen, Maya Jama, James Blunt, Bella Ramsey, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Miranda Hart, James Acaster and Richard E Grant.

Current Celebrity Traitors Series 2 winner odds

James Blunt follows the joint favourites at 13/2, with Bella Ramsey priced at 7/1 and Maya Jama at 8/1. The full list of current odds is:

  • Joanne McNally – 6/1
  • Michael Sheen – 6/1
  • James Blunt – 13/2
  • Bella Ramsey – 7/1
  • Maya Jama – 8/1
  • James Acaster – 9/1
  • Joe Lycett – 9/1
  • Julie Hesmondhalgh – 9/1
  • Sharon Rooney – 10/1
  • Jerry Hall – 10/1
  • Professor Hannah Fry – 10/1
  • Leigh-Anne Pinnock – 10/1
  • Miranda Hart – 10/1
  • Romesh Ranganathan – 10/1
  • Rob Beckett – 12/1
  • Ross Kemp – 12/1
  • Richard E Grant – 14/1
  • Sebastian Croft – 16/1
  • Amol Rajan – 20/1
  • Myha'la – 20/1
  • King Kenny – 25/1

The prices show how the betting market currently ranks the celebrities, although odds can change as the series gets under way.

When does Celebrity Traitors Series 2 start?

Celebrity Traitors returns to BBC One and BBC iPlayer on Thursday, October 1 at 8pm, with an extra-long opening episode. The series will then air twice a week, with new episodes on Thursday and Friday evenings.

As with the regular show, the celebrities will be divided, with a handful of Traitors conniving to get through the game undetected while the larger team of Faithfuls try to unmask them.

The second series follows the huge success of the first Celebrity Traitors, which saw Alan Carr ultimately crowned the winner after playing as a Traitor. Carr managed to keep his true identity hidden for much of the series, making it all the way to the final before walking away with the £87,500 prize for his chosen charity, Neuroblastoma UK.

As the new cast prepares to enter the castle, viewers will have to wait until Thursday to find out which celebs Claudia has selected to secretly take on the Traitor role.