Strike a Chord for the Eurovision 2025 Grand Final

Like the legendary Abba said, “The winner takes it all”. And be in it to win it with Wildz Sports. With the Eurovision semi-finals in the rearview mirror, all roads now lead to the Final. Cue the music as we take you onstage in Switzerland.

Eurovision 2025 favourites and popular wagers

The performers are ready, the audience is primed and all that remains is you. Ten songs from each semi-final have qualified for the grand final. They will join last year’s winning country, Switzerland, along with the legacy “Big Five” of France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK for a total of 26 songs.

Buckle up as Wildz Sports reveals the ones to watch in the Eurovision 2025 Final. First things first, let’s look at the favourites.

• KAJ performing ‘Bara Bada Bastu’ for Sweden @2.10
• JJ performing ‘Wasted Love’ for Austria @3.85
• Louane performing ‘Maman’ for France @10.00.

If you like your wagers with more of a hook, we’re also offering:

• Malta 🇲🇹 to finish in the top 10 @2.60
• France 🇫🇷 to Win the Jury Vote @4.30
• Estonia 🇪🇪 to Win the Tele Vote @4.70
• Either Sweden 🇸🇪 or Finland 🇫🇮 to Win @1.90
• A Winning Margin Over 100 Points 📊 @2.85.

Discover additional betting markets incl, Head-to-heads, Winning Margins, Top Nordic Country and more on our Eurovision homepage

How Eurovision 2025 will work

Fans from all participating countries, i.e. the finalists, can vote over the phone, by text or via the Eurovision app. However, voters are unable to select their own country’s entry. The public votes (Tele Vote) make up 50% of the total vote, with the other half determined by a professional jury (Jury Vote) in each participating country.

After viewers have cast their votes, a national spokesperson from each of the participating countries will reveal the points of their professional jury, ranging from a maximum of 12 points to a minimum of zero “nul” points.

Once the presentation of the scores from the juries is over, the public points from all participating countries will be combined, providing one score for each song. The country at the top of the scoreboard will be declared the 2025 winner. But in the event of a tie, the tiebreaker will be the highest scores from the audiences and the non-participating countries.

Eurovision Predictor Game

Introducing our Eurovision Predictor Game, a free-to-play game where you can guess the outcome of the Eurovision final! Predict the winners, earn points, and reap the rewards. And between you and us, the top prize is a whopping €10,000! Ready to join the Eurovision chorus? It’s time for a power ballad (or 26)!

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