2025 Eurovision Odds
Visit talkSPORT BET for up-to-date Eurovision Song Contest betting odds in the build-up to the big day. Join for access to the best Eurovision markets!
Visit talkSPORT BET for up-to-date Eurovision Song Contest betting odds in the build-up to the big day. Join for access to the best Eurovision markets!
The Eurovision Song Contest takes place in May every year and is always an epic showdown between at least 30 countries in the modern era – in 2025, there were 37 nations and 26 finalists. As interest in the competition has grown, so has the industry.
In this guide, we’ll talk you through everything you need to know to place a bet on Eurovision. By the time the next contest rolls around, you’ll be an expert in Eurovision odds.
We’ve also got a few other special betting recommendations for you, so read on to find out how to bet on the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest at talkSPORT BET.
Eurovision 2026 will be the 70th edition of the Song Contest. It will be hosted in Austria, after JJ won the 2025 crown with “Wasted Love.” As ever, the contest will be held in May and broadcast live in the United Kingdom.
Just like with sports, there are loads of aspects of Eurovision that you can wager on. Before the contest starts, you can browse talkSPORT BET for up-to-date Eurovision betting odds on a range of things, such as the overall winner and the best region.
Check out these popular Eurovision betting markets below, and see which options tickle your fancy. Please remember to gamble responsibly and only wager what you can afford. If you need advice or guidance, check out our handy Safer Gambling Portal for tools and tips relating to betting within your means.
One of the most popular and easiest betting markets for the Eurovision Song Contest is to stake on the overall winner. Keep an eye on the odds in the lead-up to the event, as they are constantly shifting. They can also change after live performances, especially if one singer puts on a particularly good performance.
If you have a feeling about which countries you think will do well in the competition, you could stake on them finishing in the top five or top ten places. Another option could be to try to predict all the top five countries.
Another betting option for Eurovision is to look at the regional betting markets. Here, you can decide which country you think will be top from a specific region. For example, you could bet on who you think will come out on top in the Nordic or Baltic countries.
Before you bet on Eurovision, it’s a good idea to look back at some of the past performances and winners to see what credentials are required to top the pile in the prestigious contest. A diverse array of music is on offer, and different styles and genres prevail each year.
Austria won the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest. JJ’s “Wasted Love” scored 436 points to secure a first-placed finish. It was Austria’s third Eurovision triumph, following wins in 1966 and 2014. Israel finished in second place in 2025 with 357 points, while the United Kingdom finished 18th with 88 points, a decent tally.
Ireland and Sweden remain the most prolific Eurovision winners, with seven titles apiece. That said, Ireland’s last win came in 1996 – Eirmear Quinn won with “The Voice.” The UK, France, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands have all won Eurovision on five occasions.
If you’re planning to bet on Eurovision 2026 based on the competition’s previous winners, here are the details of the last ten winners of the legendary competition:
Year | Winner (Nation) | Artist | Song |
2025 | Austria | JJ | Wasted Love |
2024 | Switzerland | Nemo | The Code |
2023 | Sweden | Loreen | Tattoo |
2022 | Ukraine | Kalush Orchestra | Stefania |
2021 | Italy | Måneskin | Zitti e buoni |
2020 | No contest | No contest | No contest |
2019 | Netherlands | Duncan Laurence | Arcade |
2018 | Israel | Netta | Toy |
2017 | Portugal | Salvador Sobral | Amar pelos dois |
2016 | Ukraine | Jamala | 1944 |
2015 | Sweden | Måns Zelmerlöw | Heroes |
Before you bet on Eurovision in any given year, it’s a great idea to do a bit of research first to give yourself the best chance of winning. You can check which countries are competing, who their contestants are, and search for tips from experts. All these factors can lead to more informed bets on the competition.
However, a few countries are always considered among the favourites thanks to their past record in the contest. The main countries to watch out for include Ireland and Sweden, which have picked up seven wins since the competition began.
Check this page for the latest Eurovision Song Contest odds ahead of the 2026 competition and consider who you fancy to win the title in Austria.
Did you know that there are other special betting markets that you can wager on outside of Eurovision? That’s right, after you have finished betting on Eurovision you can turn your attention to a few other markets here at talkSPORT BET that offer a slightly different betting experience to sport.
Here are some of the other special odds you can find at our site:
Hopefully this guide has been useful, and you are now ready to bet on Eurovision when the next contest comes around. If you ever have any questions about any of these special bets, feel free to contact our support team.
You probably still have a few questions about Eurovision odds, so hopefully, we’ll be able to answer them in this section. Here are some of the most frequently asked questions about Eurovision betting.