Luxembourg: Betting Odds for the Luxembourg Song Contest 2025

Luxembourg is making a strong comeback to the Eurovision stage for the second consecutive year, with its national final drawing attention from fans and bookmakers alike. According to the latest odds, one clear favorite has emerged: Laura Thorn, who seems to stand out among her competitors.

Laura Thorn – “La poupée monte le son”

Winning Chance: 57%
Odds: 1.4
Laura Thorn is considered the frontrunner with her danceable and nostalgic track captivating both audiences and critics. Her song has garnered the most bets, suggesting she could be Luxembourg’s next Eurovision representative. The song makes a clear reference to Luxembourg’s classic Eurovision-winning entry from 1965, Poupée de cire, poupée de son.

Luzac – “Je danse”

Winning Chance: 22%
Odds: 3.7
A dynamic track with modern elements and an intense beat. Luzac holds the second position, with a solid chance of overtaking Laura Thorn. According to bookmakers, Luzac is her only real competitor.

Rafa Ela – “No Thank You”

Winning Chance: 10%
Odds: 8
Rafa Ela delivers a modern and unconventional pop song. While it isn’t favored by the bookmakers, the track has its own loyal following.

Rhythmic Soulwave – “Stronger”

Winning Chance: 4%
Odds: 18
This upbeat and optimistic entry, despite its high odds, hasn’t attracted significant support to challenge for the top spot.

Mäna – “Human Eyes”, One Last Time – “Gambler’s Song”, Zero Point Five – “Ride”

Winning Chance: 2% (each)
Odds: 35
While these artists bring interesting songs to the table, bookmakers don’t see them as strong contenders for victory.

What Will the Outcome Be?

Betting odds suggest that Laura Thorn has a clear lead, but nothing is certain until the final night. Live performances and the votes from the audience and jury will ultimately decide the winner.

As Luxembourg prepares to select its entry for Eurovision 2025, excitement is building, bringing fresh energy and high expectations. The Luxembourg Song Contest 2025 will take place on Saturday, January 25.

Who will ultimately carry the nation’s flag to Eurovision 2025? Stay tuned!