Finland, France, and Denmark Dominate Betting Odds as Top Favorites

Finland, France, and Denmark Dominate Betting Odds as Top Favorites

All 35 entries for the 70th Eurovision Song Contest are now public. Betting markets have reacted and begun to stabilise ahead of pre-party season.

Finland leads the market by a wide margin. The Finnish entry Linda Lampenius and Pete Parkkonen with “Liekinheitin” hold a 29.5% chance. France and Denmark follow as the nearest chasers.

Top contenders

Finland, France and Denmark dominate betting markets and sit as top favorites. France’s Monroe performs “Regarde !” with 12.6%. Denmark’s Søren Torpegaard Lund sings “Før vi går hjem” at 11.2%.

Greece, Australia and Sweden round out the upper pack. Greece’s Akylas sits on 7.5% and Australia’s Delta Goodrem on 6.3%.

Notable shifts

The final four songs released saw short-term gains before slipping back. Armenia and Switzerland each fell four places in the markets.

Azerbaijan and Georgia experienced the largest drops, each sliding six places. Italy was the biggest recent climber outside the top three.

Italy’s Sal Da Vinci moved back into the top ten. His “Per sempre si” added 0.5 percentage points.

Full odds list (current, change versus March 9)

Country Artist / Song Odds (change)
Finland Linda Lampenius & Pete Parkkonen — “Liekinheitin” 29.5% (+2.9%)
France Monroe — “Regarde !” 12.6% (+1.8%)
Denmark Søren Torpegaard Lund — “Før vi går hjem” 11.2% (+1.1%)
Greece Akylas — “Ferto” 7.5% (-0.4%)
Australia Delta Goodrem — “Eclipse” 6.3% (-1.3%)
Sweden Felicia — “My System” 4.7% (+1 place)
Israel Noam Bettan — “Michelle” 4.6% (-1 place, -0.3%)
Italy Sal Da Vinci — “Per sempre si” 2.5% (+3 places, +0.5%)
Cyprus Antigoni — “Jalla” 2.3% (+0.2%)
Ukraine Leléka — “Ridnym” 2.3% (-1 place)
Czechia Daniel Zizika — “Crossroads” 1.9% (+1 place, +0.2%)
Malta Aidan — “Bella” 1.7% (+1 place, +0.1%)
Bulgaria DARA — “Bangaranga” 1.4% (+2 places)
United Kingdom Look Mum No Computer — “Eins, zwei, drei” 1.4% (-3 places, -0.6%)
Luxembourg Eva Marija — “Mother Nature” 1.1% (+1 place, -0.2%)
Romania Alexandra Căpitănescu — “Choke Me” 1.0% (+5 places)
Norway Jonas Lovv — “Ya Ya Ya” 0.9% (+3 places, -0.2%)
Armenia Simón — “Paloma rumba” 0.9% (-4 places, -0.7%)
Lithuania Lion Ceecah — “Sólo quiero más” 0.9% (+3 places, -0.1%)
Croatia Lelek — “Andromeda” 0.7% (+4 places, -0.1%)
Switzerland Veronica Fusaro — “Alice” 0.6% (-4 places, -0.6%)
Germany Sarah Engels — “Fire” 0.6% (+1 place, -0.2%)
Moldova Satoshi — “Viva Moldova!” 0.5% (+4 places, +0.1%)
Azerbaijan Jiva — “Just Go” 0.5% (-6 places, -0.7%)
Georgia Bzikebi — “On Replay” 0.5% (-6 places, -0.6%)
Latvia Atvara — “Ēnā” 0.5% (-0.1%)
San Marino Senhit feat. Boy George — “Superstar” 0.5% (-2 places, -0.2%)
Serbia Lavina — “Kraj mene” 0.4% (+1 place, -0.1%)
Belgium Essyla — “Dancing on the Ice” 0.4% (+1 place, -0.1%)
Poland Alicja — “Prayer” 0.4% (-2 places, -0.1%)
Albania Alis — “Nân” 0.3% (+3 places)
Austria Cosmó — “Tanzschien” 0.3% (-0.1%)
Portugal Bandidos do Cante — “Rosa” 0.3% (-2 places, -0.1%)
Estonia Vanilla Ninja — “Too Epic to Be True” 0.3% (-1 place)
Montenegro Tamara Živković — “Noza Zora” 0.3% (no change)

With the songs set, attention will turn to live shows and promotional events. Markets can change quickly during the pre-party circuit and rehearsals.

Source: Filmogaz.com (compiled from Eurovision World data).