Series 23 of I'm A Celebrity is underway, and with the final in sight, four celebrities have already left the jungle. When the show returned in November, 12 celebrities entered the jungle ready to share hammocks, rice and mosquito repellent and fight it out for a place in the final in December.
And now only Josie Gibson, Marvin Humes, Sam Thompson, Danielle Harold, Nigel Farage and Tony Bellew remain.
But what are the betting odds looking like at the moment? Who is the favourite to win I'm A Celeb? And which celebrities do the bookies back? We've done some research so you don't have to.
What are the I'm A Celebrity betting odds to win?
As things stand, the bookies at Oddschecker think the winner will be Made in Chelsea star Sam Thompson (1/2). However, former UKIP leader Nigel Farage has decent odds too (13/2), as has retired boxer Tony Bellew (4/1) while This Morning presenter Josie Gibson is trailing slightly behind (18/1).
If you're looking to really get into it, you can even bet on the gender of the winner. At the moment, the odds are 1/25 for a male winner and 10/1 for a female winner (as Josie Gibson is the only real female contender).
Who do bookies think will win I'm A Celebrity?
According to Ladbrokes, Sam Thompson is the 4/7 favourite to win, and punters think Danielle Harold will be the next person to leave the jungle with Marvin Humes following shortly after.
Ahead of the final on Sunday 10 December, Sam Thompson is likely to take the crown, but former boxer Tony Bellew is hot on his heels at 3/1 and Nigel Farage now third favourite at 7/1.
However, former UKIP leader Nigel Farage's place in the jungle has proved highly controversial with the public given his track record. He is also set to receive £1.5million for his appearance – the highest fee in the show's history – and has teased his plan to run for prime minister on the show and spoken about wanting air time so he can reach an audience. Let's hope the bookies are wrong on that one.