Eurovision 2025: Betting Tips and Predictions Ahead of the 69th Contest
Eurovision returns in Basel, Switzerland on May 17, 2025. The show hosts singers from Europe and beyond. Fans wait as odds show which acts might win the trophy.
Latest Betting Odds
Bets grow as the date nears. Top bookmakers list these odds:
- Sweden: KAJ with "Bara Bada Bastu" – 11/10 at TonyBet
- Austria: JJ with "Wasted Love" – 7/2 at BetVictor
- France: Louane with "Maman" – 9/1 at talkSPORT BET
First Semi-final Highlights
The first semi-final runs on May 13. Here, singers light up the stage:
- Sweden: KAJ with "Bara Bada Bastu" – Best chances at 11/10.
- Ukraine: Ziferblat with "Bird of Pray" – Listed at 100/1.
- Estonia: Tommy Cash with "Espresso Macchiato" – At 822/25.
Other acts from Slovenia, Iceland, and Poland join. They aim to reach the Grand Final.
Second Semi-final Features
The second semi-final appears on May 15 with new stars:
- Austria: JJ with "Wasted Love" – Rated at 56/25.
- Ireland: EMMY with "Laika Party" – Carries odds of 199/1.
- Israel: Yuval Raphael with "New Day Will Rise" – At 797/50.
Each singer shows their best side to earn a spot in the Grand Final. The Big Five—Germany, Spain, France, Italy, and the UK—join without the semi-finals.
Notable Entries
Sweden’s KAJ
KAJ brings a techno beat from Sweden. They sing "Bara Bada Bastu" to win hearts. The trio has past hits from Sweden’s Melodifestivalen. Fans back them as odds favor their win.
Austria’s JJ
In Austria, Johannes Pietsch, known as JJ, sings "Wasted Love." His song mixes opera and pop. At age 23, he is one of the younger stars. His strong voice makes him a key act.
Ireland’s EMMY
Ireland’s EMMY brings "Laika Party." She won a national contest, Eurosong 2025, to earn her spot. Though her odds are long, many hope her energy finds favor.
When and Where to Watch
Eurovision 2025 airs on many screens. The Grand Final starts on Saturday, May 17, 2025, at 20:00 IST. In Ireland, use RTÉ One or RTÉ Player. The Eurovision YouTube channel also streams live.
Understanding Eurovision’s Format
The contest uses two semi-finals and one final. Ten acts from each semi-final move to the final. A public vote and a jury, made of five music experts per country, score each show. They focus on singing strength and song fun. Their scores give half the final points.
Final Thoughts
The build-up for Eurovision 2025 grows. Fans and bettors eye each act’s potential. With simple song clashes and clear odds, this show holds promise for a great night of music and fun.
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