One day you’re in, the next day you’re out. And only one day after taking second spot in the betting odds, Czech Republic’s Mikolas Josef has fallen back to third position.

That’s because Equinox – Bulgaria’s Eurovision 2018 act – have common framewerked there way into second spot overnight.

Bulgaria are in the blue at a number of betmakers, meaning their odds are shortening. Skybet, for example, have moved Equinox from 13/2 to 11/2. Mikolas on the other hand appears to have lost momentum: Marathon Bet haven’t moved him from 6/1 and certain agencies actually have him drifting.

Estonia is on the move, but in the wrong directionElina Nechayeva has fallen to fourth. Yesterday Ladbrokes had her at 7/1. Now she sits at 8/1. The dressing down at bookmakers is linked to problems with her national final projection dress performance. Unless broadcaster ERR can find 65,000, homegirl will have to do without the dress on stage in Lisbon.

Australia’s Jessica Mauboy is on the move, in the right direction. Rave reviews on the preview party circuit have seen her odds shorten. The “We Got Love” hitmaker is in the blue with several bookmakers. Bet365 have moved her from 12/1 to 10/1 overnight.

Sweden remains in sixth. Benjamin Ingrosso skipped Israel Calling, which may explain why his momentum has dried up. A performance at Eurovision In Concert tonight in Amsterdam may alter things.

Norway and France have swapped spots. Alexander Rybak sits in seventh, with odds as short as 16/1 at William Hill. Madame Monsieur can also be found for 16/1 in eighth, but have longer odds elsewhere.

Belgium’s Sennek took a nosedive in the odds as a result of lukewarm reception to her performance at Israel Calling. She’s now levelled off with bookmakers, with her odds out of the red. Bet365 has “A Matter of Time” at 22/1, compared to 16/1 yesterday.

Greece rounds out the Top 10 with odds as short as 22/1 at Paddpower. Yianna Terzi’s ethnic ballad “Oneiro Mou” has the edge on eleventh place Spain.

You can see odds, accurate as of 12:12pm CET from Oddschecker below:

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Just saying
Just saying
5 years ago

The Dutch, Finnish and Italian songs are not Eurovision fans favourites but the televoters (ordinary people spending their saturday night with a beer) will love them. Israel… will we even see it in the finals??

Leandro
Leandro
5 years ago

I’m sorry for I’m about to say right now,but Europeans have such a great music and you guys really don’t know how to reward a great song,a good instrumental and a great voice. You are not professionals but damnn some things are obvious. I want to give major credit to Eugent Bushpepa for the terrific performance and I’m rooting for him. But I would choose Israel as a winner even though the song got stuck in my head,it’s CLEARLY not the best song of Europe. Love from Canada!

Leandro
Leandro
5 years ago
Reply to  Leandro

Wouldn’t choose Israel*

Charles
Charles
5 years ago

As far as Betting Odds are concerned, nobody but seriously NOBODY cares who stays at the 2nd or 3rd position … The main point, the most relevant aspect of all this for this year’s edition is that Israel wins at all costs no matter what so that: a) fans can throw some shaming pies at Salvador Sobral’s face and maybe leave Caetano Veloso wondering “What the f*** is going on here?” so that the message “Your music perception and conviction plays no role in our party kindergarten.” is spoken as loud as possible. b) Eurovision goes back to lose its… Read more »

Jamala
Jamala
5 years ago
Reply to  Charles

Israel will not qualify. She is ridiculous. Eurovision song contest is not a joke. Be realistic, please.

Enthusiast
5 years ago
Reply to  Jamala

Charles is joking, don’t you see?
Nice work, buddy! It made me smile :)))

Denis
Denis
5 years ago

It’s not like the bookies is an indication to trust either . In 2016 same bookies predicted Russia would win with a huge gap over other songs. While Jamala was 8th. The day of the final even. Same bookies even predicted Jessica Andersson would win MF this year. So who really cares

Ned Oliver Strange
Ned Oliver Strange
5 years ago

I wasn’t into the video, but when I watched their live performance I suddenly “got” the song. If they bring that energy to the finals, I would be happy with them winning (although my actual top 2 are the not-qualifying Switzerland and the borderline top-10 Netherlands)

Polegend Godgarina
Polegend Godgarina
5 years ago

Yeah, not with that weak song. It’s jury bait but the public won’t care. Israel is most likely the winner here.

Cin
Cin
5 years ago

I wouldn’t be so sure, ESC fans might like Netta’s song, but casual viewers? I’m not so sure, it might be ‘too alternative’ and ‘weird’, especially for older people. I guess we’ll see in May

Jamala
Jamala
5 years ago

Israel will not qualify. She is ridiculous. Eurovision song contest is not a joke. Be realistic, please.

CookyMonzta
CookyMonzta
5 years ago

Here’s what my first scorecard looks like, after listening to the songs–for the very FIRST time, I might add–and watching the videos, also for the first time: 9.56 Estonia 9.50 Italy 9.49 Serbia 9.47 Netherlands 9.47 Denmark 9.45 Georgia 9.44 Israel 9.43 France 9.42 Portugal 9.41 Albania 9.39 Spain My qualifiers: Semi 1: Estonia, Israel, Albania, Armenia, Austria, Lithuania, Greece, Czech Republic, Belgium, Switzerland. Semi 2: Serbia, Netherlands, Denmark, Georgia, Romania, Sweden, Norway, Hungary, Ukraine, Australia. Come the middle of this week, I will listen to these songs and watch the videos again. Whether my opinion changes radically for one… Read more »

Enthusiast
5 years ago
Reply to  CookyMonzta

And where is Bulgaria, for God’s sake?!!! Not even in top 20?!!! It can’t be true… my goodness…

Kirby
Kirby
5 years ago

Am I the only one who’s not impressed by the Bulgarian act? I think it’s so ‘manufactuted’ for the occasion. Would Equinox continue as a band after Lisbon or just disband? Would they be a Riva 2.0?

NETAgirlll
NETAgirlll
5 years ago
Reply to  Kirby

Yes, you are the only one not impressed by the BG act. And yes they will not continue as a gruop after the contest as it was announced from the beginning.

Kirby
Kirby
5 years ago
Reply to  NETAgirlll

Hahahaha, luckily no. I showed the songs to 3 specialists and they found much better entries among the 43.

CookyMonzta
CookyMonzta
5 years ago
Reply to  Kirby

I suspect you are both right, that they will not continue as a group once Eurovision is done. They need a music video to impress me more. They get a good mark from me for their song, but their lyric video (the only video they have at this point) hurts their value; and on my scorecard, they barely miss qualifying.

NETAgirlll
NETAgirlll
5 years ago
Reply to  CookyMonzta

The video isnt important actually. Both 2016 and 2017 winners didnt have any video.
I didnt liked Equinox video at the beginning, but with time I started to like it because it actually works for the song. It has this transcendence space vibe.

CookyMonzta
CookyMonzta
5 years ago
Reply to  NETAgirlll

No music video, no problem! I used their national contest performances or their (official) lyric videos. For everyone else (certainly at least half the contenders), their videos give me an idea of what they might put on stage or what to expect when they hit the stage. Russia, Iceland and Serbia did not disappoint in 2016, when they brought most of the action in their videos to the stage. How well or how poorly a video conveys the message in a song is one of the aspects I look for when I watch a video. By the way, from my… Read more »

Angel Galindo
Angel Galindo
5 years ago

Sofia 2019 baby!

frysk
frysk
5 years ago

Glad to see Georgia is creeping up and up. Do people finally start to feel the song??? I sincerely hope so. It’s the best for me!!!!

Marcelo
Marcelo
5 years ago

And to think Russia was number two with the bookies in January. That’s how odds can change and we will definitely see some major chances in the odds after the rehearsals. I would like for Poland, FYR Macedonia, Ukraine, Azerbaijan and Italy to do better. And for Norway, Sweden, Cyprus and Spain to get down, nothing against them but their positions are not that realistic for me.

Jamala
Jamala
5 years ago
Reply to  Marcelo

For me Cyprus is a balloon. Nothing new and original here.
Greece is overrated as usual. Nothing new and original here.
Sweden is good and catchy.

Jamala
Jamala
5 years ago

I still don’t like Israel song. I tried so many times to listen it but I can’t. I can’t. Sorry.

The past two years the Belgium entries are freaking adorable only with the audio versions not with the live performances. Sad.

P.s. I still listen Blanche’s song “City lights”. Love it.

Marcelo
Marcelo
5 years ago
Reply to  Jamala

Blanche did average with the semi-final performances yes. In the Kiev semi-final, jury put Belgium out of the top 10. But they really did something going in to the final; Belgium got ninth with the juries in the final and the live televised performance was such an improvement from the one in the Semi.

Escphbelgium
Escphbelgium
5 years ago
Reply to  Marcelo

She deserves to qualify

Jamala
Jamala
5 years ago
Reply to  Marcelo

I watched ESC last year, so I know what happened. 😀
I like only the audio versions.

Anita
Anita
5 years ago

After Amsterdam I think The Neterlands will be top 10.

CookyMonzta
CookyMonzta
5 years ago
Reply to  Anita

That song of Waylon’s could quite probably win the whole thing. After my first evaluation, he is my number 4.

Anita
Anita
5 years ago

I tried to say to myself – I am tired of Israels song, I am going to resist it with this live performance – and than I heard it at some stream from Amsterdam – it is just not possible to not love it and get caught by it. She is just doing it to me. I really think that she will win, because it is just the kind of song and performance that could do it and will I guess and I am pretty sure about…

Niels
5 years ago
Reply to  Anita

I don’t love it.

Niels
5 years ago
Reply to  Niels

I actually don’t even like it

Anita
Anita
5 years ago
Reply to  Niels

To be a winner song you need a lot of people that love your song – and she has got them, that’s a fact.

Jo
Jo
5 years ago
Reply to  Anita

I don’t like it either. It annoys me, tbh.

Miguel
Miguel
5 years ago

Bulgaria and Czechia in the top3. Right……

Anita
Anita
5 years ago

That’s because they want to lead us beyound flesh and bones – and there it is cold – out there in the universe – all alone.

I need flesh and bones to keep me warm – that’s the reason why other messages get me much more.

But I like the song – it has musical quality and is interesting – for me just not good enough that I want it for a winning song.

Anita
Anita
5 years ago

I overrated Belgium because of this artistic video and before the live performances. After Israel and Amsterdam I would be very much disappointed Belgium qualifying and Albania not – for example. The Bond song isn’t that grand after all – the video is very good – I must confess, but the song in itself is not convincing me any more. City lights in comparision is still to me a very good song I am listening to still with pleasure. Eurovision isn’t fair, I guess and Sennek coming from Belgium is getting a lot of bonus points. To be understood correctly… Read more »

Miguel
Miguel
5 years ago
Reply to  Anita

I feel the same as you.
But i am still optimistic about it. I will giva Laura a chance. I have seen some great performances from her before (with different songs). Also, the early performances of Blanche last year were very very bad and disappointing, and then her final performance was quite good.

Anita
Anita
5 years ago
Reply to  Miguel

I give you that – but the song from Blanche was better! in my point of view. If the song is good – the performance just needs to support it. If the song is ok but not very special and good than you need a performance that slays it.

Jo
Jo
5 years ago
Reply to  Anita

Belgium has always been a classical jury bait for me. With all respect to the fans, but there are better songs in SF1 that should qualify over “Matter of Time”.

Anita
Anita
5 years ago
Reply to  Jo

Nobody would be able to explain to me why this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4T_HPjVTfoQ
should not qualify but Belgium should.
And this is comparing artists that both wrote their songs by themselfs – although Sennek had professional help.

Jo
Jo
5 years ago
Reply to  Anita

It breaks my heart knowing that he might stay in the semis.

Anita
Anita
5 years ago
Reply to  Jo

Yes, mine too! It will ruin watching Lisbon for me.

Anita
Anita
5 years ago
Reply to  Jo

Try this video Jo – I am so impressed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=16&v=AxyT04h2USs

Jo
Jo
5 years ago
Reply to  Anita

Thanks.
The performance was flawless. I just hope he doesn’t try to impress the juries like Lindita did. That was too much screaming. The way he did tonight was already on point.

Anita
Anita
5 years ago
Reply to  Jo

Agreed. Write this as a comment on his facebook site maybe it has some influence. But I think he knows what he is doing, I hope so.

Anita
Anita
5 years ago
Reply to  Anita

Thank you Eugene – since you know your stuff what you are saying comforts me!

Marcelo
Marcelo
5 years ago
Reply to  Anita

“City Lights” was a true amazing song. A “temazo” like Spanish-speaking people would say. “A Matter of Time” also rocks but definitely is down from the bar set by Blanche’s song last year.

Ned Oliver Strange
Ned Oliver Strange
5 years ago
Reply to  Marcelo

I actually like it far more. I think City Lights got boring by the end. This one is very similar, but more interesting imo

Hamish
Hamish
5 years ago

The ESC betting community can’t understand why Bulgaria is in second place. The biggest theory is that it’s a repeat of Russia’s odds in 2016 where a supporter of the country is making lots of small bets to keep the odds artificially high.

Cin
Cin
5 years ago
Reply to  Hamish

Why you only accuse Bulgaria of this? If that’s the case I’m sure all the countries that are serious about esc are doing the same thing.

Leo M
Leo M
5 years ago

I don’t get the hype around Bulgaria. Yes it has an amazing chorus that gets stuck in your head but that’s it. The song makes me feel wanting more. Disappointing considering their 2 previous entries

Jamala
Jamala
5 years ago

The same thing with the greek song. Boring, nothing special, nothing new and cold.

Pluma
Pluma
5 years ago
Reply to  Jamala

By a hitter then lol

Denis
Denis
5 years ago

I really don’t see Bulgaria doing that well this year. The song is far less impressive than the previous entries. It’s like they tried to much whit this one. It will get top 10 for sure but a winning candidate?
I also expect Estonia to drop out of top 5 in betting odds. As it should. It is not even that good.

Anita
Anita
5 years ago
Reply to  Denis

Sweden is just not interesting enough and the performance was kind of boring – it’s a seduction by the hipes – but he coudn’t seduct me that way.

Anita
Anita
5 years ago
Reply to  Anita

couldn’t seduce me (sorry)

Anita
Anita
5 years ago
Reply to  Anita

the typing mistakes: i meant hips as you already guessed.

Denis
Denis
5 years ago
Reply to  Denis

I actually think both Australia and Sweden performed well enough Obviously Sweden was simple and perhaps boring because it wasn’t the actual performance. The MF staging is what it will look like. That might influence things. None of the acts had the staging they will have in May. So that must be considered too
As for Australia it was expected she would do well because she is a great singer
Point is I think both did well and din’t disappoint!

Soul
Soul
5 years ago

Amazing song, out of this world vocals and the one of a kind supreme staging Bulgaria is bringing, i can put my money and heart on this winning! ??

Nate
Nate
5 years ago

last year Montenegro was in the last positions in betting odds…………

Valeri
Valeri
5 years ago

Bulgarian song, against the backdrop of the one from Israel, is a real perfection!

Joshz
Joshz
5 years ago

aaron is a troll, dont feed him

Key
Key
5 years ago

Israel is my best option to win.

lasse ruud
lasse ruud
5 years ago

Israel wont even get to the final. Norway will take the 4. victory

nre
nre
5 years ago
Reply to  lasse ruud

lol norway?? i dont think so. israel #1

Key
Key
5 years ago
Reply to  lasse ruud

“Israel wont even get to the final”
Are you high?

Yaa
Yaa
5 years ago
Reply to  lasse ruud

He’s confused, he meant the other way around.

Eurovisionfan
Eurovisionfan
5 years ago

Jamala and Salvador were rubbish

Chutter
Chutter
5 years ago
Reply to  Eurovisionfan

your mum’s rubbish

Solo
Solo
5 years ago

Israel 10/10
Bulgaria 5/10
Czech Republic 7/10
Estonia 6/10
Australia 5/10
Sweden 5/10
Norway 5.5/10
France 7/10
Belgium 7/10
Greece 6.5/10
Spain 6/10
Netherlands 5/10
Italy 9.5/10
Finland 8.5/10

chutter
chutter
5 years ago
Reply to  Solo

Toy is also the fattest entry

Escphbelgium
Escphbelgium
5 years ago
Reply to  chutter

And you’re a disgusting person.
Get a life.

Chutter
Chutter
5 years ago
Reply to  Escphbelgium

Well, Netta should eat less!

Boy
Boy
5 years ago

1 Albania
2 Belarus
3 Finland
4 Aijzerbajdan
5 Cypres
6 Denmark
7 Sweden

40 Belgium
41 France
42 Estonia
43 Israel

Fast Food Music Lover
Fast Food Music Lover
5 years ago

Mikolas has no business in the top 3. Hopefully his odds will drift further away.

Anita
Anita
5 years ago

After Amsterdam I agree too.

Rimig
Rimig
5 years ago

Bulgaria has become my absolute favourite after the London pre-party. I still like Estonia too, but I can understand it is falling with the bookies. I was not really impressed by Netta’s performance in Israel; I still like the song when watching the video clip, but I believe it will again disappoint me in the final. The Australian song is catchy and nice to listen to, but it is sooo unoriginal, it’s like I have heard it a million times before… My personal top 10 currently: 1. Bulgaria 2. Austria 3. Estonia 4. Israel 5. Netherlands 6. Belgium 7. Australia… Read more »

Briekimchi
Briekimchi
5 years ago

If you had to go all in on a song outside of the current betting top ten, what would you currently lean towards?

Jon
Jon
5 years ago
Reply to  Briekimchi

Estonia have no chance whith the escviewers.

Elin
Elin
5 years ago
Reply to  Jon

I aggre, those who look at opera i general don’t look at esc. And those who look at esc and like some operasongs probably prefer when men are singing.

How has the result for songs that female operasingers has performed in ESC earlier? That would be interesting if someone have some info.

Yaa
Yaa
5 years ago
Reply to  Elin

Those whnlook at opera watch Esc, as it is very much about human voice, but would not vote for Estonia this year.

Briekimchi
Briekimchi
5 years ago
Reply to  Briekimchi

It was just curiosity, of course! Am done with Eurovision betting for this year.

Anita
Anita
5 years ago
Reply to  Briekimchi

Dear Eugene, you are an expert from all I read, can you explain to me why this is so bad in the odds? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4T_HPjVTfoQ

Mark
Mark
5 years ago

I would not be happy with Israel or Bulgaria’s songs winning this years contest.

Aaron
Aaron
5 years ago
Reply to  Mark

Who’s your winner?

Mark
Mark
5 years ago
Reply to  Aaron

I have a tone of songs ahead of both Israel and Bulgaria but my top 3 are France, Belgium and Czech Republic.

Aaron
Aaron
5 years ago
Reply to  Mark

Who’s your winner for this year?

Key
Key
5 years ago
Reply to  Mark

Israel is the best option to win.

chutter
chutter
5 years ago
Reply to  Key

Israel is really awful this year

Am
Am
5 years ago

Equinox weren’t at Israel Calling, were they? A lot of these changes in the odds are in response to the live performances for Israel Calling, but that’s not the case for Bulgaria.
Their odds suddenly shot up after they started rehearsing their staging with Sasha Jean-Baptiste. I wonder if somewhere out there, someone is leaking that they do actually have an exceptional stage show, and that explains the reaction.

Aaron
Aaron
5 years ago
Reply to  Am

The only “staging” that was there was them standing in a formation lol

I see a Poli Genova backing vocal ending 101 performance. cliche, been done, not unique.

Enthusiast
5 years ago
Reply to  Am

Here you are a hint about Equinox’s staging:
“All movements (of the singers) would be related to specific camera positions and will produce television effects. The dynamics will come from there. It is very conceptual, modern and, most importantly, stylish.”

Jo
Jo
5 years ago

I’m sure EBU would love either Bulgaria or Israel winning.

Aaron
Aaron
5 years ago
Reply to  Jo

EBU would support Bulgaria. Israel would have at least 1 country withdrawing. Can they even afford it sis

Jo
Jo
5 years ago
Reply to  Aaron

Who would withdraw?

Jo
Jo
5 years ago
Reply to  Jo

Withdrawing means a severe diplomatic problem between two countries (Georgia-Russia, Armenia-Azerbaijan, Ukraine-Russia). In all those three cases, the countries were fighting a war against each other, direct or indirectly.
I really don’t think Ireland, Russia, Sweden, or any other competing country would withdraw in case of a Israeli victory.

Malin
Malin
5 years ago
Reply to  Jo

I promice, if the Swedish goverment whould do or say anytihing like that they would be out of jobbs. And that has nothing to do whith the fact that we like ESC a lot. The gouverment doesn’t interfeer whith that kind of things.

Love, love, peace, peace from Sweden

Boy
Boy
5 years ago
Reply to  Jo

Bulgaria its soooooo boooooring

Yaa
Yaa
5 years ago
Reply to  Boy

Yes, boring to the bones!

Max
Max
5 years ago
Reply to  Aaron

@Aaron, Israel have more resources and much better economy from half of Europe, and even more

Mark
Mark
5 years ago
Reply to  Jo

Israel hosting will cause a lot of problems, geo-politically

Aaron
Aaron
5 years ago
Reply to  Mark

That’s what I am getting at!

Jo
Jo
5 years ago
Reply to  Mark

Security issues maybe, but not geopolitical. Protests might happen.

s
s
5 years ago
Reply to  Jo

Israel can host…. just see Israel calling

Mark
Mark
5 years ago
Reply to  s

LMAO, They had so many technical issues. LMAO

Rupfertt
Rupfertt
5 years ago
Reply to  Mark

Regarding Security issues, Israel is the master of securities, threats over the ESC was always exist. At least if Israel on charge, we can all sleep well.

Rupfertt
Rupfertt
5 years ago
Reply to  Mark

@Mark – “technical issues”? Israel Calling was actually flawless, and all the reporter that was there were amazed from how orginzied and well produced it was…

Aaron
Aaron
5 years ago

Obesity is the second leading cause of cancer, I don’t envy Netta and her fatness sis!

George
George
5 years ago

Why do you talk abot the war in Syria and what has Bulgaria to do with it?!

Aaron
Aaron
5 years ago
Reply to  George

Israel refused to take refugees, I can link an article, from Syria. Israel is considered an enemy state by many countries and having an Israeli stamp can leave you unable to enter some countries, I’m not sure the same can be said for Bulgarians or even British people boo

Aaron
Aaron
5 years ago
Reply to  George

I don’t want Bulgaria to win either lol. Estonia for the win! Israel hasn’t invented really anything except for 6 medicines lol. UK has invented 40+ medicines. I would like if you spoke English as well x

Aaron
Aaron
5 years ago
Reply to  George

hey sis, you’re the idiot that can’t speak proper English x

Davve
Davve
5 years ago

Sweden!!

Pluma
Pluma
5 years ago
Reply to  Davve

Í believe the same as you that the winner maby is not even in the top 5 for the moment, I don’t want to name countries, for different reasons, but I see it like that hehehe

Jon
Jon
5 years ago
Reply to  Davve

I think sweden will be top 5 last week and Estonia after top 5

Elio22
Elio22
5 years ago

Go San Marino, Go ! 😀

anonymous91
anonymous91
5 years ago
Reply to  Elio22

LOL, San Marino is a definite NQ in this strong year of eurovision

San Marino
San Marino
5 years ago
Reply to  Elio22

Go San Marino!

Peter
Peter
5 years ago
Reply to  Elio22

It’s very simple:

No Sara. No Win.

Darren
Darren
5 years ago

I can totally see a scenario occurring where Bulgaria wins, so I won’t Bec at all surprised if that happens. However, as I said in the article yesterday, the odds won’t really become clear until rehearsals. The staging and the vocals will make or break some of the countries in the Top 10.
Disappointed at Ireland in the betting, definitely think we should be higher than we are currently, especially when I see some of the absolute hot messes that are above it.

George
George
5 years ago
Reply to  Darren

I totally WANT Ireland in the Final! And I think there is a possibility for that. Am I the only one who doesn’t see Czech R. in the final – like Macedonia last year.

Malma
Malma
5 years ago

Wasn’t so hyped about Australia at first, but the song has grown on me a lot, probably the most out of all songs this year, and Jessica totally deserves her spot in those odds. Interesting to see Bulgaria climb back up the odds after an initial fall. I think we will be heading to Sofia next year

Aaron
Aaron
5 years ago
Reply to  Malma

I think Jess deserves a really good result.

Mark
Mark
5 years ago
Reply to  Malma

I hope we head to Prague.

Roy Moreno
Roy Moreno
5 years ago

Huh?

My Top 10
My Top 10
5 years ago

My Top 10 prediction (and not personal ranking) :
1:/ Bulgaria
2:/ Israel
3:/ Estonia
4:/ Sweden
5:/ Czech Republic
6:/ Australia
7:/ Cyprus
8:/ France
9:/ Greece
10:/ Macedonia

What is your opinion about my Top 10 ?

Roy Moreno
Roy Moreno
5 years ago
Reply to  My Top 10

Czech Republic will be lower
Sweden around the 4th-6th
France, Macedonia and Cyprus out of the top 10
Winner: Bulgaria/Israel/Estonia – depends on staging

Aaron
Aaron
5 years ago
Reply to  Roy Moreno

Czech Republic will not please the juries.
Sweden will deffo be top 10 maybe even 5.
Macedonia won’t qualify.
France will be in the top 10
Cyprus SHOULD be top 15
Israel will not in.
Estonia will win as a shock

Mark
Mark
5 years ago
Reply to  Aaron

Czech Republic will come first in Juries

Aaron
Aaron
5 years ago
Reply to  My Top 10

I’m thinking:

1. Italy
2. Estonia
3. Bulgaria
4. Belgium
5. Australia
6. Israel
7. Sweden
8. Czech Republic
9. France
10. Greece

Jo
Jo
5 years ago
Reply to  My Top 10

1. Bulgaria
2. Israel
3. Czech Republic
4. Estonia
5. Italy
6. Australia
7. Sweden
8. Austria
9. Norway
10. France
Albania could be a dark horse (and The Netherlands).

Mattias Sollerman
Mattias Sollerman
5 years ago

I wonder if I’ll ever get used to fractional odds.

George
George
5 years ago

More and more by the day I realize the possibility of SOFIA 2019!

Mark
Mark
5 years ago
Reply to  George

No, the song isn’t strong enough

Frisian esc
Frisian esc
5 years ago

Question: if israel wins which venue wpuld be the most logical option for them to host it?

Alex
Alex
5 years ago
Reply to  Frisian esc

I think Jerusalem Arena or Menora Mivtachim Arena in Tel Aviv.

R
R
5 years ago
Reply to  Frisian esc

tbh, I wouldn’t mind a outdoors ESC 😀

Jo
Jo
5 years ago
Reply to  Frisian esc

Jerusalem most likely.

Mark
Mark
5 years ago
Reply to  Frisian esc

If Australia wins then the contest could be hosted anywhere in Europe. Probably the most interesting Host City Bidding Process.

Yaa
Yaa
5 years ago
Reply to  Mark

They shouldn’ wory too much..

NoGoeblocks
NoGoeblocks
5 years ago

Eurovision in Concert tonight, is there a link to a broadcast? would be much appreciated!

Thanks 🙂

Laburnum
Laburnum
5 years ago

Honestly, I could see Bulgaria as a potential shock non-qualifier

Reggie
Reggie
5 years ago
Reply to  Laburnum

Cyprus will not qualify. 😉

Mark
Mark
5 years ago
Reply to  Laburnum

I hope neither Israel or Bulgaria qualify.

Frau Loch
Frau Loch
5 years ago

We all love the contest so much that we even look at the betting odds , that proved to be completely overrated the last two years. Can’t wait to see them finally get on the stage. That will be the true start of the competition ??

Davve
Davve
5 years ago
Reply to  Frau Loch

No one is forcing you to read these kind of articles