Eurovision 2025 Odds: Sweden Leads, Finland and France on the Rise!
With less than a month left until all Eurovision 2025 entries are officially released, we are entering the most crucial phase of the pre-Eurovision season. National selections are happening every week, and the betting odds are shifting fast!
That’s why one of Eurovisionfun’s most popular segments is back—our in-depth analysis of the Eurovision 2025 betting odds. So, let’s dive into the current favorites and the biggest shifts in the bookmakers’ rankings!
Sweden in ‘Pole Position’
As expected, Sweden remains the runaway favorite to win Eurovision 2025. The seven-time champion has consistently topped the odds over the past few weeks, and the bookies seem confident that the Scandinavian powerhouse is on track for another victory in Basel.
A major factor behind Sweden’s dominance is the presence of Måns Zelmerlöw in Melodifestivalen 2025. His show-stopping performance last night further solidified Sweden’s lead, with the odds dropping significantly. Currently, Sweden’s victory odds stand at around 3.00, meaning a bet on Sweden would triple your stake.
Finland: History Repeating Itself?
In second place, we have Finland, whose odds have dropped dramatically since Erika Vikman and her song “Ich Komme” won UMK 2025 in dominant fashion.
The current betting landscape mirrors 2023, when Sweden and Finland also occupied the top two spots—ultimately, Sweden took the trophy. But could Finland turn the tables this time? With odds ranging from 5.00 to 8.00, a Finnish victory remains a very real possibility.
France Gains Momentum with Louane
France has climbed to third place, fueled by the selection of Louane—one of the country’s most popular singers.
Anticipation is sky-high, especially with France set to unveil its song on March 15, during the halftime show of the France vs. Scotland rugby match at Stade de France. Given the huge exposure, bookmakers have slashed France’s odds, currently ranging between 7.00 and 8.00.
Estonia’s Surprise Rise
Coming in at fourth place is Estonia, thanks to Tommy Cash’s victory in the national final with “Espresso Macchiato”.
The song has already become a viral hit across Europe, pushing Estonia’s odds down to 9.00-12.00. Could Estonia achieve its first win since 2001? The odds suggest it’s a possibility!
Israel Falls to Fifth
Israel rounds out the Top 5, but with declining odds. After initially gaining momentum following Yuval Raphael’s selection, Israel’s odds have now drifted to between 11.00 and 21.00, suggesting the hype may have peaked.
The Rest of the Top 10
Portugal (6th place) – The country is seeing its best odds in years, with its Festival da Canção 2025 shaping up to be one of the strongest editions yet. A Portuguese victory currently pays out at 21.00.
Czechia (7th place) – Adonxs created major buzz with an acoustic version of “Kiss Kiss Goodbye”, sending Czechia’s odds down to 23.00.
Malta (8th place) – Miriana Conte’s song “Kant” has been gaining massive popularity, pushing Malta into the Top 10 for the first time in years.
Belgium (9th place) – After losing three spots, Belgium’s odds have slipped, now hovering around 26.00.
Austria (10th place) – With their entry still unreleased, Austria’s odds remain stable at 26.00, but a strong reveal could shake things up.
Greece & Cyprus – Where Do They Stand?
✅ Greece (20th place) – Three weeks after its national final, Greece remains in 20th place, with Klavdia’s “Asteromata” slowly gaining traction. Odds range from 17.00 to 56.00, meaning bookmakers aren’t ruling out a Greek surprise.
✅ Cyprus (15th place) – Cyprus has dropped one spot, but with the entry set to be revealed soon, bookies remain cautiously optimistic. A first-ever Cypriot win is currently offered at 31.00 to 41.00.
Will Sweden Make History or Face an Upset?
Sweden is currently on track to secure its eighth Eurovision victory, further cementing its status as the contest’s most dominant nation.
But can Finland, France, or another country pull off a surprise win in Basel?
And what about Greece and Cyprus—can they outperform expectations?
Tell us your predictions in the comments below!