The Eurovision Song Contest is one of the biggest novelty betting markets at UK betting sites every year. While the UK’s performances in the competition haven’t been great in recent years, the same can’t be said of what betting apps have available. Here at Bookies.com, we’ve put together the latest Eurovision odds, best Eurovision free bets and even provided two 2024 Eurovision betting tips. 

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2024 Eurovision Odds from UK Betting Sites

 Croatia’s “Rim Tim Tagi Dim” and “Europapa” by Baby Lasagna has established itself as firm favourite to win the 2024 Eurovision. Switzerland’s Nemo and his song “The Code” is firmly locked in as second favourite, but there will be competition before the final, most notably from Israel, who have shortened significantly in recent days.

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When Does the 2024 Eurovision Take Place?

The final of the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest is scheduled to begin at 8pm UK Time on Saturday 11th May. Before then, two Eurovision semi-finals took place on Tuesday 7th and Thursday 9th May, which determined the full lineup for the final. Six countries were guaranteed a spot in the final – Sweden, Spain, Italy, Germany, UK and France. The rest were decided in the semi-finals.

2024 Eurovision Betting Tips for Malmo 2024

Italy have been contenders in the Eurovision more often than not in recent years, with sixth place the worst they’ve done in the last six Eurovision Song Contests. Maneskin famously won in 2021, and Angelina Mango, with her song “La Noia”, is fancied to repeat the trick. The song has the right sort of upbeat tempo to be a hit with fans, and the likeable Italian has a massive following on social media, which should help pull in a few votes. 

Back Italy to win the 2024 Eurovision at 13/2 with Bet UK

At a much bigger price, Luxembourg could outperform their odds. They’re as big as 400/1 to win on some betting apps, which could look far too big once the votes have been cast. There’ll be plenty of good will for Luxembourg, as they make their return to the Eurovision for the first time since 1993. A sixth win for them is probably a bridge too far, since there are plenty of strong contenders this year. However, it wouldn’t be a massive shock if their song “Fighter” was to end up sneaking into the top 10. 

Back Luxembourg to finish in the top 10 at 14/1 with BetMGM