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Britain's Got Talent final: Start time, how to watch, odds and betting tips for Saturday's big show

Saturday night brings one of the TV highlights of the year with the Britain's Got Talent final. Twelve acts are set to do battle for the prestigious title after weeks of entertaining auditions and semi-final showdowns.


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Last year saw singer Sydnie Christmas take the title but some very different acts are in contention to win the 18th series of the smash-hit ITV show. Let's go through some key information about the final before making our predictions and listing our best bets.

When is the Britain's Got Talent final?

The final of the 2025 series of Britain's Got Talent will be held on Saturday, May 31, 2025.

How to watch the Britain's Got Talent final

The Britain's Got Talent final will be broadcast live on ITV1 and ITVX.

What time is the Britain's Got Talent final?

The Britain's Got Talent final starts at 7pm BST. 


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Britain's Got Talent final betting odds

Ten acts are currently known for the final - the five Golden Buzzer winners and five public vote winners from each semi-final. Two wild-card acts will be added - one chosen by the judges and one by public vote, from the five third-place finishers in the semi-finals.

ActOdds
Hear Our Voice13-8 with bet365
The Blackouts
13-5 with bet365
Harry Moulding13-2 with bet365
Olly Pearson7-1 with bet365
Ping Pong Pang12-1 with bet365
Stacey Leadbeatter14-1 with bet365
Binita Chetry16-1 with bet365
Jospeh Charm33-1 with bet365
Vinnie McKee33-1 with bet365
Jasmine Rice66-1 with bet365

Odds correct at time of publication


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Britain's Got Talent final expert predictions

Post Office choir Hear Our Voice are the favourites to win Britain's Got Talent on Saturday night but they may not be able to put their stamp on the final even if they deliver another fantastic performance.

While the act that features those affected by the Post Office scandal has earned tremendous public appreciation, they could struggle when going up against some far more accomplished performers in the final.

Voters have been more open to acts from outside Britain in recent series, with Norwegian comic Viggo Venn winning in 2023 and Ghanaian dance act Abigail and Afronitaaa finishing third last year, and the title could be heading abroad again.

Swiss dance group The Blackouts put on a sensational show in costumes packed with LED lights that could steal the show.

Some of the show's best-remembered winners have been dance acts, including 2009 champions Diversity, and the Blackouts have followed the same route as 2013 winners Attraction, a shadow theatre act from Hungary who also had experience from the German version of the show, Das Supertalent, when they entered the ITV competition.

This year's singers, including Stacey Leadbeatter and Vinnie McKee don't look like serious threats and while youngsters Olly Pearson and Binita Chetry have tremendous talent, junior acts have not fared well in finals.

Magician Harry Moulding should have some tricks up his sleeve, though, and he looks a value alternative to the favourites.

With a jaw-dropping act lined up for the final, he could offer value at 7-1 to win and looks well worth a wager at 11-8 to make the top three.

Britain's Got Talent final best bets

The Blackouts to win Britain's Got Talent
1pt 13-5 bet365, Betfair, Paddy Power

Harry Moulding top-three finish
1pt 11-8 bet365


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