Changes in Betting Odds – Top 37 – With Comments for Significant Changes
As the countdown to Eurovision continues, we wanted to take another look at the betting odds to see if there have been any changes in the Top 37 list since our last video on the subject two weeks ago.
Without much ado, here is the current Top 37 list according to odds.
37- was 36 – Albania – Albina & Familja Kelmendi – Duje
Albania right now, is at the bottom of the list. Unfortunately for them, their chances of qualifying for the final is extremely low according to bookmakers.
36- was 37 – Romania – Theodor Andrei – D.G.T. (Off and On)
35- was 35 – Latvia – Sudden Lights – Aijā
34- was 32 – Malta – The Busker – Dance (Our Own Party)
Probably due to being in the tougher semi-final, Malta is heading towards the bottom of the table. We will keep commenting on the list when the changes in the odds are worth commenting on.
33- was 33 – San Marino – Piqued Jacks – Like An Animal
32- was 28 – Azerbaijan – TuralTuranX – Tell Me More
Azerbaijan continues to lose ground by falling down to 32nd place which is 4 places below their position in our previous video.
31- was 31 – Belgium Gustaph – Because of You
30- was 29 – Greece – Victor Vernicos – What They Say
29- was 30 – Denmark – Reiley – Breaking My Heart
28- was 34 – Lithuania – Monika Linkytė – Stay
One of the biggest jumps in the odds came from Lithuania. We are not one bit surprised as we think she still deserves a higher position in the list.
27- was 24 – Ireland – Wild Youth – We Are One
Ireland will probably keep going down in the odds as we get closer to the contest.
26- was 27 – Portugal – Mimicat – Ai Coração
25- was 25 – Iceland – Diljá – Power
24- was 23 – Poland – Blanka – Solo
23- was 26 – Cyprus – Andrew Lambrou – Break a Broken Heart
Cyprushas moved up 3 places compared to our previous video. They are likely to experience further improvement as we expect a strong live performance by Andrew.
22- was 22 – Estonia – Alika – Bridges
21- was 20 – Slovenia – Joker Out – Carpe Diem
20- was 21 – Germany – Lord Of The Lost – Blood & Glitter
19- was 18 – Netherlands – Nicolai & Cooper – Burning Daylight
18- was 16 – Moldova – Pasha Parfeni – Soarele și Luna
Moldova has fallen two places in the odds but they are still comfortably sitting in the middle of the table.
17- was 17 – Croatia – Let 3 – Mama ŠČ!
16- was 19 – Australia – Voyager – Promise
Australia has moved up 3 places and they are getting closer to where we would have ranked them.
15- was 14 – Georgia – Iru – Echo
We still think this song will get a much better result than what the bookmakers predict.
14- was 15 – Serbia – Luke Black – Samo mi se spava
13- was 13 – Switzerland – Remo Forrer – Watergun
12- was 12 – Armenia – Brunette – Future Lover
11- was 11 – Italy – Marco Mengoni – Due vite
10- was 9 – United Kingdom – Mae Muller – I Wrote A Song
UK is one position down but this may easily improve with a strong live performance as this is a very catchy song.
9- was 7 – Czechia – Vesna – My Sister’s Crown
Vesna keeps going down as their live performances haven’t been promising so far.
8- was 8 – Austria – Teya & Salena – Who The Hell Is Edgar?
7- was 10 – France – La Zarra – Évidemment
France is another country that has shown improvement since our last video. This song can potentially finish in the Top 5.
6- was 6 – Israel – Noa Kirel – Unicorn
5- was 4 – Norway – Alessandra – Queen of Kings
4- was 5 – Spain – Blanca Paloma – Eaea
3- was 3 – Ukraine – Tvorchi – Heart of Steel
Whoever placed any bets on this song should be ready for a rude awakening. We stand with Ukraine during these difficult times, but let’s get real, they won’t be handed a Eurovision trophy two years in a row.
2- was 2 – Finland – Käärijä – Cha Cha Cha
This is probably the only song that has a real potential of an upset.
1- was 1 – Sweden – Loreen – Tattoo
Loreen is the biggest favourite and she is still comfortably sitting at the top of the list.
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