Strictly Come Dancing Leaderboard: who is at the top and bottom? Updating list
See what the Strictly Come Dancing Leaderboard looks like! ππΊπΊ
- Strictly Come Dancing is back for another week.
- The scores from the previous dances will roll-over.
- But who is at the top and who is at the bottom?
The scores are in and the early Strictly Come Dancing leaderboard is taking shape. All 15 stars took to the ballroom floor for a second time this weekend.
Performing a routine with their partners, the couples received their very first scores from the judges last week and they have been combined with the latest dances. Unlike the forthcoming weeks of the competition, the points from week one rollover into the second weekend.
The celebs will be hitting the dance floor again looking to secure their place in the competition. Hereβs all you need to know:
What does the Strictly Come Dancing Leaderboard look like?
The celebrities took to the ballroom for the very first time last Saturday (September 27). Unsurprisingly the scores were all over the place, with one pairing in particular impressing.
The leaderboard is this way after week one and two
Amber and Nikita - 56
Lewis and Katya - 55
George and Alexis - 54
Jimmy and Lauren - 52
Alex and Johannes - 52
Karen and Carlos - 51
Vicky and Kai - 47
Balvinder and Julian - 47
Harry and Karen - 45
La Voix and AljaΕΎ - 43
Ellie and Vito - 40
Stefan and Dianne - 39
Chris and Nadiya - 30
Thomas and Amy - 29
Ross and Jowita - 25
How does the Strictly Come Dancing scoring work in 2025?
In the second week of the competition, the scores from round one are rolled-up and combined with this weekβs judgements from the Strictly panel. Once the scores are totted up, the lines will open for public voting.
The votes will be totted up and combined with the scores to get the bottom two. The celebs who are at the bottom will then get the chance to dance one more time to remain in the competition.
During the results show, the decision on who leaves is based solely on the judges.
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