Scottish Premiership Betting Odds

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Sat, 7 Nov 2026
15:00	Dundee Utd 24/25	Draw 11/4	Motherwell 12/5
15:00	St Johnstone 29/20	Draw 12/5	Dundee 33/20
17:45	Aberdeen 29/20	Draw 12/5	Hibernian 33/20
20:00	St Mirren 11/2	Draw 7/2	Rangers 207/500
Sun, 8 Nov 2026
15:00	Hearts 531/1000	Draw 7/2	Falkirk 15/4
16:00	Celtic 137/1000	Draw 7/1	Kilmarnock 11/1
Sat, 21 Nov 2026
15:00	Celtic 59/500	Draw 13/2	St Mirren 12/1
15:00	Falkirk 101/100	Draw 5/2	St Johnstone 9/4
15:00	Hibernian 91/100	Draw 14/5	Dundee Utd 9/4
15:00	Kilmarnock 21/10	Draw 27/10	Aberdeen 101/100
17:45	Dundee 16/5	Draw 31/10	Hearts 627/1000
20:00	Motherwell 21/4	Draw 15/4	Rangers 37/100

The Scottish Premiership

The Scottish Premiership is the top division for men's professional football clubs in Scotland. It was formed in 2013 when The Scottish Premier League and Scottish Football League merged to create The Scottish Professional Football League. Ladbrokes sponsored the Premiership from 2015-2020. After a year with no title sponsor, a new 5-year deal was struck with used car marketplace Cinch, before they were replaced by William Hill, the current sponsor.

League Structure

There are 12 clubs in the Premiership. The season runs from August to May and is divided into 2 phases. In the first phase, each team plays each other 3 times, and the results of these games determine the "top six" and "bottom six" for the second phase of the season. Post-split, each team plays a further 5 games against the other teams in their section. Teams receive 3 points for a win, 1 point for a draw and none for a loss. Points gained during the season's first phase are rolled forward to the second phase, but teams cannot move out of their section even if they gain more points than a higher-ranked team.

At the end of the season, the team with the most points is crowned the league champion. If teams are equal on points, goal difference is used. If no winner can still be determined, the tied teams compete in a playoff game at a neutral venue.

The club finishing in 12th place is relegated to the Scottish Championship the following season, while the winner of the Championship is promoted to the Premiership. The club finishing in 11th place will face the winners of the Championship playoffs at home and away. The winner of those games will play in the Premiership the following season.

2026/27 Campaign

The 2026-27 Scottish Premiership season is already shaping up to be another compelling chapter in the relentless tug-of-war for dominance north of the border.

With eight matches played, it is familiar faces leading the charge as Celtic have had another fast start. The Hoops currently sit top of the pile with 21 points, having won seven of their opening eight fixtures, underpinned by a ruthless attack and the joint-tightest defence in the division.

However, they are being fiercely hunted by their oldest rivals; Rangers trail by just two points in second place. The Ibrox outfit have remained steadfast in their pursuit, keeping four clean sheets already, and turning the title race into another tense Glasgow rivalry that looks destined to go down to the wire.

Outside the traditional Old Firm duopoly, the battle for European spots and 'best-of-the-rest' status is proving equally engrossing. Hearts have enjoyed a good start to the campaign, setting themselves up comfortably in third place with 16 points and showcasing a potent goalscoring threat, matching Celtic with 14 league goals so far.

Meanwhile, the likes of Dundee and St Johnstone have also impressed early on, keeping themselves firmly in the top-half mix ahead of clubs like Aberdeen and Hibernian.

Betting on the Scottish Premiership

Betting on the outright winner of the Premiership is widespread, and betting on an outsider to win could be very profitable. Rangers and Celtic have been the favourites to win for so long, so betting without the favourite is a popular way to bet - something that would've won last year when Hearts finished second.

Bets can be placed on a winner without Celtic or without Celtic or Rangers, "The Old Firm" as they are known. These bets will receive a slightly lower price but will pay out if your club wins or they come second and are beaten by the favourite. Bets can also be placed on the top goal scorer, as well as on which clubs will finish bottom of the Premiership and whether a team will be placed Top 6 or Bottom 6 that season.

How to Watch

The rights to broadcast the Scottish Premiership in the UK are now shared between Sky Sports and Premier Sports:

Sky Sports retains the primary rights and will show up to 60 live matches per season exclusively. They will also show the Premiership play-off final.
Premier Sports acquired the rights to broadcast an additional 20 live top-flight matches per season.

BBC Scotland still shows the Scottish Premiership play-off quarter-final and semi-final, as well as highlights packages via Sportscene. They also share coverage of the Scottish Cup with Premier Sports.