2010 EUROVISION LATEST OUTRIGHT WINNER ODDS FROM WILLIAM HILL

William Hill has listed some brand new odds for the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest and punters will be able to lock in a price, provided they make their bets within the next 24 hours. William Hill will be suspending the market to realign the odds at 13:00 GMT on March 23rd so be sure to take a gander at these latest odds and, if you see a price that’s longer than it should be, by all means- back that price. The odds will then reappear, at new prices, in a few days times.

Azerbaijan are emerging as the big early favourites, similar to how things panned out last year when Alexander Rybak jumped to the front of the queue seemingly as soon as the odds were announced. You’ll find Azerbaijan trading at 5/2 to win the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest.
Israel are considered a very solid second place with a 5/1 listing, and I can actually see that shortening over the next few days as Israel are an interesting voting bloc within the Eurovision competition.
Denmark is listed at 8/1 and that’s a fairly solid bet in my book, but it has proven to be difficult to overcome early favourites in the past. We are a ways off from the competition and there is still plenty of room for prices to fluctuate, so if you’ve got a good feeling about Denmark for the outright victory, try them at 8/1. I don’t see the price rising much higher. They’re not a bad bet for an each-way either, as I consider them strong favourites for a top 3 finish.
Norway and Croatia share 10/1 prices and are definitely in the mix, while Germany and Armenia trade at 14/1. I think Germany are a real contender here and I could see the price dropping. Both of these are very solid each-way selections.
Greece and Sweden can be backed at 20/1 and this is where the plausible winners start to separate themselves from the chasing pack. Belgium and Turkey are both at 25/1 while Belarus, Spain and Ireland all trade at 33/1. Albania and Iceland are listed at 40/1 while France, Slovakia and the UK are listed at 50/1 prices.
Moldova is the only country trading at 66/1 with a glut of nations at 80/1. These include: Malta, Serbia, Lithuania, Cyprus, Georgia and Romania. Bosnia & Herzegovina are alongside Russia and Holland at 100/1 while Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Bulgaria and Switzerland all trade at 125/1. Portugal are at 150/1 while Macedonia, Poland and Slovenia bring up the rear at 200/1.
Remember that William Hill is offering up each-way betting of 1/4 odds on places 1,2,3,4 so if you can pick out a potential dark horse for fourth place that’s trading around 50/1, you’re looking at a tidy profit! William Hill also has a first-rate free-bet offer to get you started on your 2010 Eurovision betting experience!