Eurovision Asia Bloc Voting: Who Votes for Whom
UN data on where Eurovision Asia votes may flow: 503,000 Nepalis live in Malaysia, 661,000 Cambodians and Lao in Thailand, 261,000 Vietnamese in Korea.
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UN data on where Eurovision Asia votes may flow: 503,000 Nepalis live in Malaysia, 661,000 Cambodians and Lao in Thailand, 261,000 Vietnamese in Korea.
Read more →Malaysia's public-vote price jumped nine points to 47% overnight, yet the Philippines' last trade is 44c to Malaysia's 35c. Who leads the public vote?
Read more →Eurovision 2026 winner DARA brings Bangaranga to the Eurovision Asia Grand Final in Bangkok on 14 November. What her win tells bettors, and the 2027 odds.
Read more →Tóc Tiên is a Vietnamese pop star, born in 1989, who opens Eurovision Asia 2026 in slot 1 with EM TIÊN. Her career, the song, her odds and how to vote.
Read more →Thinla is Lao singer Thinlamphone Mahavong, singing BAE third for Laos at Eurovision Asia 2026 on 14 November. Polymarket: 5.9% to win, 27.5% top three.
Read more →Nyendra is Thukten Nyendra, a 24-year-old singer-songwriter from Bhutan who sings Lhayi Semo fifth at Eurovision Asia 2026 on Saturday 14 November.
Read more →Monetrey is the Cambodian pop singer taking the ballad I Let You Go to Eurovision Asia 2026. He sings second of eleven in Bangkok on Saturday 14 November.
Read more →Pratik Himal Rai sings Ananta Maya for Nepal at Eurovision Asia 2026 from slot 10. Who he is, the song, how he won Nepal Decides and his odds.
Read more →Thailand is 44% for a Eurovision Asia podium but 4.5% to win on Polymarket, and joint favourite for third at 20.5%. No Thai resident can vote for it.
Read more →JUNHEE is 11.5% to win the Eurovision Asia public vote on Polymarket but 1.4% with the juries and 1.2% to win. South Korea is joint favourite for third.
Read more →Thai star Jeff Satur joins DARA as a guest at the Eurovision Asia 2026 final. Who he is, why his fans matter to the show and what it means for the odds.
Read more →Eurovision Asia 2026 starts at 20:30 ICT (14:30 CET) on Saturday 14 November. Every broadcaster, local start times, the free YouTube stream and voting.
Read more →All eleven acts have rehearsed in Bangkok. Malaysia holds 55% outright, but its jury price fell to 59% as its public vote price climbed to 41.5%.
Read more →Polymarket has Malaysia at 54.5% to win Eurovision Asia, 67.5% with the juries but only 38% to 34% on the public vote. All six books, read 9 November.
Read more →The EBU has published the Eurovision Asia points scale: 12 down to 1, a 252-point maximum, and a public half that quietly outweighs the juries.
Read more →Vietnam opens and favourite Malaysia closes Eurovision Asia 2026. The full running order against the Polymarket odds, slot by slot, and what Vienna says.
Read more →Laos, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Cambodia rehearsed first on the Eurovision Asia stage in Bangkok. What changed since their finals, and what the odds did.
Read more →Our Eurovision Asia 2026 predictions: all eleven acts ranked from Malaysia to Bangladesh, with the Polymarket odds, the betting angle and our call on each.
Read more →Malaysia is 67.5% to win the Eurovision Asia jury vote but only 38% to 34% ahead of the Philippines on the public vote. How the 50/50 rule decides it.
Read more →CARMELLE is 25% to win Eurovision Asia for the Philippines, second to Malaysia, and 34% to 38% behind Aina Abdul on the public vote. Her odds and route.
Read more →Aina Abdul is the 54.5% favourite to win Eurovision Asia for Malaysia: 67.5% with the juries, but only 38% to 34% on the public vote, five days out.
Read more →Beck Munkhbayar, a singer since 2007 and CNBC Mongolia TV host, sings Chamguigeer (Without You) for Mongolia, fourth at Eurovision Asia on 14 November.
Read more →Beatmosphere are the Dhaka a cappella and beatbox group singing Tumi Ele for Bangladesh in slot 7 at Eurovision Asia 2026: history, song, odds and voting.
Read more →Malaysia now leads the jury and public vote books on Polymarket, and its outright went from 38.5 to 55 percent in three days. A sixth market opened.
Read more →Eurovision Asia could have had 13 countries. Talks with Chinese and Japanese broadcasters missed the deadline, and the producer expects both in 2027.
Read more →Polymarket listed Eurovision Asia on 3 November with five markets. Malaysia leads the juries at 46 percent, the Philippines the public vote at 38.5.
Read more →CyBC named George Perris for Eurovision 2027 on 4 November, the first of the 36 broadcasters to pick an act. The song comes from a national final.
Read more →RTE Director General Kevin Bakhurst has set out what would have to change before Ireland returns to Eurovision, and says the EBU cannot remove Israel.
Read more →The only Kalshi Eurovision Asia trade in thirteen days bought 520 NO contracts on the host nation, marking Thailand down from 18 cents to 13.
Read more →Spain and Slovenia were marked down to 4 and 12 percent after the EBU list, then re-bid hard on 30 and 31 October with no broadcaster news behind it.
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