As the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 in Basel approaches, excitement is building, and fans are buzzing about the latest betting odds. Sweden, France and the Netherlands are leading the current betting odds to win the competition come May.
According to Oddschecker.com, Sweden currently leads the pack, even though the nation has yet to select its Eurovision act.This anticipation is palpable, as Sweden has a rich history in the contest, and expectations are sky-high. The Swedes will be selecting their Eurovision act and entry on Saturday 8 March with Mans Zelmerlow (Sweden 2015 ESC winner) and KAJ as the front runners to bag the coveted role to defend the Swedish colours in Basel.
Hot on Sweden’s heels is France, sitting comfortably at the number two spot. The French entry, represented by the enigmatic Louane, remains under wraps, adding an air of mystery and speculation among fans and bettors alike. The suspense surrounding Loune’s upcoming release has only fueled the excitement further. The French entry is set to premiere on 15 March.
Claiming the third spot is Claude from the Netherlands. Known for his soulful voice and captivating performances, Claude has already garnered significant attention. His entry, “C’est La Vie,” has struck a chord with audiences, blending contemporary beats with classic Dutch charm. The Netherlands has seen a sharp rise in the bettings since it has premiered its Eurovision entry for Basel.
Finland’s Erika Vikman takes the fourth position with her bold entry, “Ich Komme.” Erika, renowned for pushing musical boundaries, delivers a track that’s both daring and infectious. The song’s provocative title and catchy rhythm have made it a favorite among Eurovision enthusiasts.
Rounding out the top five is Estonia’s entry, “Espresso Macchiato.” This epic composition has captivated listeners with its rich melodies and evocative lyrics. The unique blend of traditional and modern elements showcases Estonia’s musical versatility and has earned them a well-deserved spot among the frontrunners. Tommy Cash‘s Eurovision entry has gone viral both in Estonia and in Europe.
The current top 10 countries and their betting odds are as follows:
Rank | Country | Artist | Song Title | Odds |
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1 | Sweden | TBA | TBA | 29/10 |
2 | France | Louane | TBA | 5/1 |
3 | Netherlands | Claude | C’est La Vie | 8/1 |
4 | Finland | Erika Vikman | Ich Komme | 10/1 |
5 | Estonia | Tommy Cash | Espresso Macchiato | 14/1 |
6 | Austria | JJ | Wasted Love | 16/1 |
7 | Czechia | ADONXS | Kiss Kiss Goodbye | 20/1 |
8 | Israel | Yuval Raphael | New Day Will Rise | 28/1 |
9 | Belgium | Red Sebastian | Strobe Lights | 28/1 |
10 | Ukraine | Ziferblat | Bird of Pray | 33/1 |
These odds reflect the current standings as per Oddschecker.com. It’s important to note that these figures are subject to change as more entries are announced and songs are released.
Austria‘s JJ is currently at sixth position, followed by Czechia ‘s ADONXS at the 7th positiion. Both entries remain undisclosed, the anticipation is building, and fans are eager to see what these countries will bring to the Eurovision stage.
Israel, Belgium and Ukraine complete the top ten, each bringing their unique flair to the competition. With odds of 28/1 and 33/1 respectively, these nations are poised to surprise audiences and potentially upset the current favorites.
As the contest draws nearer, the dynamic nature of Eurovision ensures that the betting landscape will continue to evolve. Fans and bettors alike should stay tuned for upcoming national selections and song releases, which are sure to shake up the current rankings.
Sweden, San Marino, Portugal, United Kingdom and Georgia are yet to select/unveil their respective acts and entries. Whilst Austria, Switzerland, Czechia, France, Israel and Cyprus are yet to premiere their respective songs.
In the world of Eurovision, anything can happen, and the only certainty is that this year’s contest in Basel promises to be an unforgettable spectacle.
It is early days yet, as the betting odds will keep on changing and shaking up in the lead up to the Eurovision 2025 Grand Final on 17 May. The rehearsals, staging and live performances will play a key role in the upcoming betting odds.
Source: oddchecker.com
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