The Scottish Premiership relegation battle intensified at the weekend, as Aberdeen and Kilmarnock slipped further into the mire with damaging weekend defeats.
Stephen Robinson endured a disappointing return to St Mirren, as his Aberdeen side suffered a 2-0 loss at the SMiSA Stadium. This defeat extended their winless run to 16 games and meant the Buddies are now level on points with the Dons.
Adding to the tension, Kilmarnock are now trailing both teams by three points in the relegation playoff spot after a humbling 3-0 defeat away to Hibs. They are struggling to keep themselves away from the trap door, while Dundee are keeping a watchful eye over their shoulder after their 2-1 loss to Celtic left them just five points clear of safety.
With six games to go, there are sure to be further twists and turns in the final five weeks of the campaign. But who are the bookies backing to finish in the two relegation spots come May?
Here are the latest Scottish Premiership relegation odds as the split approaches on the horizon.
*All odds are offered by OddsChecker and are subject to change at any time. Please gamble responsibly.
1. Livingston - 1/80
Marvin Bartley's side have shown improvement in recent weeks and have dented both Hearts and Rangers' title bids. However, they are 14 points adrift of 10th spot and almost certain to be relegated unless they conjure up a miracle in the final weeks of the campaign. | SNS Group
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2. Dundee - 250/1
Five points clear of the relegation playoff spot, Steven Pressley's side are backed to keep themselves out of trouble in the in the final six games of the campaign. | SNS Group
3. Aberdeen - 250/1
Despite falling to within three points of the relegation playoff spot after the 2-0 defeat to St Mirren, the bookies are tipping Aberdeen to steer clear of relegation by the end of the season. | SNS Group
4. St Mirren - 200/1
The Premier Sports Cup winners moved level on points with Aberdeen in ninth spot with their 2-0 win at the weekend, but are just three points from Kilmarnock, who currently occupy the relegation playoff spot. | SNS Group