Thunder and lightning it’s getting exciting! With fifty nine days to the Eurovision 2025 Grand Final, let’s check out which countries are leading the betting odds. Sweden is still very much in the lead after weeks of topping the betting odds. Can the Swedes clinch a record 8th Eurovision victory in Basel?
As the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 approaches, all 37 competing songs have been unveiled, setting the stage for an exhilarating showdown in Basel, Switzerland. Betting enthusiasts and Eurovision fans alike are buzzing with excitement as the odds take shape, offering a glimpse into potential outcomes. We have checked the latest betting odds at eurovisionworld.com
Leading the pack is Sweden, represented by the charismatic trio KAJ with their catchy tune “Bara bada bastu.” Their playful performance has captivated audiences, earning them a 25% chance of clinching the title.
Hot on Sweden’s heels is Austria, with JJ’s heartfelt ballad “Wasted Love.” This emotional piece has resonated deeply, securing Austria a 19% chance of victory.
France has made a remarkable comeback to the top tier, thanks to Louane‘s “Maman.” This touching tribute has struck a chord with many, propelling France to a 10% winning probability.
Israel, once a frontrunner, has seen a slight dip, now holding the fourth spot. Yuval Raphael’s “New Day Will Rise” still boasts a strong 9% chance, reflecting its enduring appeal.
The Netherlands’s Claude rounds out the top five, with a 7 % chance of winning, thanks to his innovative entry that blends traditional sounds with modern beats.
Finland’s Erika Vikman has captured attention with her powerful vocals, placing the country at a 4% chance of victory.
Estonia’s unique musical style has earned them a 3% chance, while Belgium’s dynamic performance holds a 2% probability.
Ukraine’s entry, rich in cultural elements, stands at a 2% chance, and Albania’s recent surge into the top ten has granted them a 2% winning probability.
Let’s check out the currentt top 10 betting odds:
| Country | Song | Artist | Winning Chance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sweden | “Bara bada bastu” | KAJ | 25% |
| Austria | “Wasted Love” | JJ | 19% |
| France | “Maman” | Louane | 10% |
| Israel | “New Day Will Rise” | Yuval Raphael | 9% |
| Netherlands | “C’est La Vie” | Claude | 7% |
| Finland | “Ich Komme” | Erika Vikman | 3% |
| Estonia | “Espresso Macchiato” | Tommy Cash | 7% |
| Belgium | “Strobe Lights” | Red Sebastian | 2% |
| Ukraine | “Bird of Pray” | Ziferblat | 2% |
| Albania | “Zjerm” | Shkodre Elektronike | 2% |
As anticipation builds, the question on everyone’s mind is: Can Sweden secure a record-breaking eighth Eurovision victory in Basel? With strong competition and the ever-unpredictable nature of the contest, only time will tell. One thing’s for sure—Eurovision 2025 promises to be a spectacular event filled with memorable performances and thrilling surprises.
The 2025 Eurovision Song Contest is scheduled to be held on 13, 15 and 17 May at the St. Jakobshalle in Basel, Switzerland.
Source: eurovisionworld.com /ESCToday.com
Photo credit: SVT/ Stina Sjernkvist
