Eurovision Song Contest Odds 2009

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Eurovision Song Contest Odds 2009
Friday 15 May 2009 at 12:24

Eurovision Song Contest Odds 2009 are currently headed by Norway before Saturday’s final. Norway may be the shortest price with all the bookies but they are not the worst result for the bookies.

Bookies Hoping To Avoid Taking Bets On Norway

Norway are the nation everyone has to beat, they have been favourites to win Eurovision for months and in the past 24 hours most bookies have been forced to make them odds on chances due to persistent bets. Only Totesport have been brave enough to hold an odds against price, you can get 11/10 with that bookie. Most others offer odds on prices, Paddy Power offer the shortest price of just 8/11.

Jade Ewen Hopes To Do UK Proud

The UK however, are the worst result for most bookies, the bookmaking industry will be millions of pounds poorer if Jade Ewen is successful on Saturday night. The price of 40/1 for a UK victory is long gone, the best price you can now get is 12/1 with Bet365, Paddy Power, Stan James, Ladbrokes and Coral.

Greece And Turkey Expected To Perform Well

Two other nations who have always been close to favouritism are Greece and Turkey. Greece have been nibbled at over the past week and can be backed at 6/1 with Totesport and Boylesports whilst bookies have been able to leave Turkey’s odds unchanged this week, they are best priced 12/1 with Boylesports and Stan James. To view all of the Eurovision Odds click on any of the bookie links above.

	Eurovision Betting	Vote!	Odds	Bookie
	Azerbaijan Safura represents Azerbaijan and will sing the song Drip Drop. She may do well and has been supported into one of the favourites in the Eurovision Odds betting. £25 Free Bet		5

	Israel Harel Skaat represents Israel at Eurovision 2010 with the ballad Milim. Another each way bet at the price. £50 Free Cash		7

	Norway Norway are the early Eurovision Odds favourite with a slower more thoughtful ballad than the Alexander Rybak Fairytale which was triumphant at Eurovision last year in Moscow. Bet £20 Get £40		9

	Armenia Eva Rivas sings for Armenia accompanied by a hooded monk. A good each way bet at the price. £25 Free Bet		13

	Croatia Girl group Feminnem are the choice to fly the flag for Croatia in Eurovision 2010. The song is Lako Je Sve and they do a preety good job. £50 Free Cash		13.8

	Greece Giorgos Alkaios & Friends sing a traditional Greek song with lots of shouting. Bet £20 Get £40		15

	Germany This song has a good chance and is at least one of the most original songs in the competition. Reminiscent of Lily Allen and Amy Macdonald, if the Euro Zone get it Lena Meyer and Satellite could well win Eurovision 2010 for Germany. Back it each way today. Bet £20 Get £40		15

	Denmark In A Moment like this is the Danish song for Eurovision 2010 performed by the hand holding Chanee & Tomas Nevergreen. A typical Eurovision song that will be well received in Norway, a good bet. £50 Free Cash		17.5

	Sweden This is My Life is the Swedish offering sung by a breathless and over excited Anna Bergendahl. Bet £20 Get £40		21

	Belgium Tom Dice sings Me and My Guitar in the style of James Blunt for Belgium. Unlikely to put Belgium on the Eurovision map despite being towards the head of the betting. Bet £20 Get £40		21

	Ireland Two very poor years and two very poor songs from the normally entertaining and competitive Irish. Niamh Kavanagh who won for the Emerald Isle in 1993 with In Your Eyes has been chosen to represent Ireland. Bet £20 Get £40		34

	Turkey Bet £20 Get £40		34

	Ukraine Bet £20 Get £40		34

	Slovakia Bet £20 Get £40		34

	Romania Playing With Fire is the entry for Eurovision 2010 from Romania by Paula Seling and Ovi. This Eurovision song is fancied by a lot of Eurovision forums. Bet £20 Get £40		41

	Moldova Bet £20 Get £40		41

	Georgia Sofia Nizharadze and the song Shine are the 2010 Eurovision offering from Georgia. £25 Free Bet		51

	Spain Bet £20 Get £40		51

	Lithuania £25 Free Bet		51

	Cyprus The Cyprus Eurovision 2010 entry is Life Looks Better In Spring but it wont sound any better if we have to listen to this. Bet £20 Get £40		67

	Iceland The song title is French yet Hera Bjork sings in English and represents Iceland. Her country could do with some good news and this may be one of the more commercial entries. Bet £20 Get £40		67

	Russia Russia have chosen Peter Nalitch and Band to represent them at Eurovision 2010. A folky tune Lost and Forgotten sounds like a communist workers song. Bet £20 Get £40		67

	Estonia £25 Free Bet		67

	Serbia Bet £20 Get £40		67

	Malta £50 Free Cash		80

	Albania Juliana Pasha travels from Albania for Eurovision 2010, a wasted journey. Bet £20 Get £40		81

	Finland Bet £20 Get £40		101

	Switzerland Michael Von der Heide sings for Switzerland, the song is ok but the Swiss do not win much and that is unlikely to change at Eurovision 2010 Bet £20 Get £40		101

	Belarus Bet £20 Get £40		101

	Bulgaria Bet £20 Get £40		101

	Latvia Bet £20 Get £40		101

	UK The Your Country Needs You show decided that newcomer Josh Dubovie will represent the UK at Eurovision 2010. He will be singing the Pete Waterman/Mike Stock written "That Sounds Good To Me", unfortunately it dosent. £50 Free Cash		120

	Portugal Filipa Azevado sings Ha Dias Assim for Portugal Eurovision 2010, sounds a touch like Maria Carey with a lot of key changes. Bet £20 Get £40		126

	Bosnia and Herzegovina Bet £20 Get £40		126

	France Bet £20 Get £40		126

	Netherlands Sounds like a Saturday morning childrens televison song from the Dutch, dont forget to join in and sing along. Bet £20 Get £40		151

	Slovenia A peasant rock song is the Slovenian Eurovision entry, it sounds a bad idea and we are not disappointed. Bet £20 Get £40		201

	FYR Macedonia A pub singer meets a rapper meets Brian May and try to cover all musical genres in 3 minutes, bizarre. Bet £20 Get £40		251

	Poland Marcin Mrozinka sings Legenda which sounds like it was written by a committee for the hard of hearing. Bet £20 Get £40		251

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