Last Thursday it seemed a bit of a damper on the festive mood that prevailed when S10 unveiled its Eurovision entry to the general public. Colleagues from the profession, radio makers and reviewers reacted almost unanimously enthusiastic on The depth† Still, the Netherlands dropped considerably among the bookmakers to 20th place. For every euro you bet, you get more than 100 euros back that afternoon if you win.
How different it is today. The performance at Matthijs continues of S10, for which the studio had to be extensively renovated, was intimate and spectacular at the same time. The camera work and the red lasers also gave the performance visual depth. “If it is also portrayed in this way at the Eurovision Song Contest, we already have bonus points,” was one of the participants the many positive messages on Twitter.
In the meantime, for every euro you bet on S10 in the event of a win, you only get between 20 and 32 euros back at the various bookmakers. The Netherlands is now in eleventh place. In higher places we find five countries that have not yet announced their entries, but of which a lot is expected in advance. Consider, for example, Sweden, the country that traditionally finishes in the top 10.
Ukraine is still at the top. The country was previously in the middle bracket but has been doing remarkably well since the Russian invasion of the country. Kalush Orchestra has with the song Stefania currently a 25 percent chance of winning. With a 17 percent chance of winning Brividia of Mahmood and Blanco for Italy are also doing well at the moment.
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