Eurovision Song Contest Betting Odds: Croatia shortens EVEN FURTHER into 9/4 to win Eurovision with Baby Lasagna's popularity growing!

Jake Ashton Senior News Editor

Jake is a Football and Entertainment betting expert, with a Man City season ticket and a deep knowledge of reality TV betting angles

Croatia's odds continue to tumble with the favourite's now 9/4 to win Eurovision
Holland have a massive viral hit with more than 14m views on the Eurovision channel for their entry
United Kingdom will be represented by Years and Years singer Olly Alexander

Croatia's odds continue to tumble with the favourite's now 9/4 to win Eurovision

Croatia remain the betting favourites to win the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest with their odds continuing to shorten over the past month.

OLBG reported back at the start of March that Croatia's odds had been slashed from 25/1 into just 5/2 to win Eurovision and their odds have continued to shorten.

UK Betting Sites now have Croatia at 9/4 to win Eurovision with Baby Lasagna's popularity continuing to soar around Europe with his entry into the famous Song Contest.

William Hill's odds now suggest a 30% chance of him winning Eurovision with the song 'Rim Tim Tagi Dim' which won the 2024 'Dora' in Croatia which chooses their representative.

Eurovision Song Contest 2024 Winner	Odds	Probability
Croatia	5/2	28.6%
Ukraine	9/2	18.2%
Italy	9/2	18.2%
Switzerland	13/2	11.1%
Holland	8/1	7.7%
Belgium	10/1	7.7%

What the expert says...

Croatia have moved into the 9/4 to win Eurovision this year after Baby Lasagna was chosen as their representative for the event! Rim Tim Tagi Dim has already hit more than 3m views on YouTube so far with two months to go before the Song Contest.

Jake Ashton - Entertainment Betting Expert - OLBG.com

Holland have a massive viral hit with more than 14m views on the Eurovision channel for their entry

Holland have also unsurprisingly been a big market mover in the past month to win Eurovision with bookmakers putting them at 8/1 in the betting market.

Their odds have shortened from 25/1 at the start of the month with bookies moving them into 5th favourites at 8/1 following their huge hit on the Eurovision YouTube channel.

Holland's entry from Joose Klein is called 'Europapa' and has already hit more than 14m views on YouTube with the Dutch rapper's song flying.

United Kingdom will be represented by Years and Years singer Olly Alexander

Years and Years singer Olly Alexander is the UK's representative and his odds of winning Eurovision this year currently sit at 20/1 despite positive feedback from his song release.

The song has only racked up 1.1m views in the 3 weeks it has been on the Eurovision channel which is fairly low on the overall scale when it comes to the big hitters.

Alexander will be hoping that the song starts to build up traction going into this year's Eurovision Song Contest as he looks to have a better performance than Mae Muller's entry last year.