Eurovision 2026: Betting Odds for the Host City and the Early Favorites to Win – Eurovision News

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With Eurovision 2025 behind us and the next contest on the horizon, attention is already shifting not only to the potential winners of Eurovision 2026 but also to the city that will host this spectacular music event. The betting platform Novibet has opened its markets both for the country most likely to win and the city expected to host the event. Where will Eurovision 2026 be held?

The Cities with the Lowest Odds The betting odds clearly indicate which cities are considered frontrunners: Linz & Wels – Odds at 1.80, making them the current favorites. A surprising top choice according to betting odds to host the contest. Vienna – Odds at 2.60.

Austria’s capital is predictably among the favorites and may host the contest once again. Enns/Ennserdorf – Odds at 3.70, a lesser-known but rising contender. Innsbruck & Graz – Odds at 8.00.

Major Austrian cities with experience in hosting large-scale events. Oberwart and St. Pölten – Odds at 10.00 and 12.00 respectively. According to public information, Austria’s public broadcaster is expected to announce the top three candidate cities in June, with the final host city being revealed in July.

Eurovision 2026 Winner Favorites – Which Country Leads the Race? Although it’s still very early for the Eurovision 2026 winner market, several countries are emerging as strong contenders: Israel, Italy, Sweden, Ukraine – All listed at 3.50, making them the top favorites. Israel and Ukraine, due to known geopolitical reasons, often perform strongly in televoting.

Sweden and Italy are also consistently high-scoring countries in the contest. Austria – Odds at 4.00, fueling speculation of a back-to-back victory (host and winner). France – Odds at 5.00.

A country that has delivered powerful entries in recent years. Switzerland – Odds at 6.00, consistently improving and maintaining strong results. Belgium, Finland, Russia – All at 13.00.

Russia’s inclusion is notable given its four-year absence from the contest due to the ongoing invasion of Ukraine. This suggests that betting markets anticipate a potential return if the war ends. Other notable mentions include: Norway (16.00) Greece, Netherlands, Portugal, Denmark, Croatia, Estonia (21.00) Ireland, Spain, Luxembourg (31.00) Czech Republic, Albania, Azerbaijan, Cyprus (51.00) Stay tuned to Eurovisionfun for all upcoming developments!

Source: Novibet

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