EUROVISION 2010 FINAL LATEST ODDS AND PREDICTIONS

It's been a real rollercoaster over the past few days if you've been paying attention to the Eurovision 2010 betting markets as closely as we have. Safura Alizadeh continues to cling to her status as favourite with most major bookmakers, and that includes the betting exchanges as well. 

Betfair has listed Azerbaijan's odds to win Eurovision 2010 at a 3.75 price- this is nearly a point above what she was trading at not 48 hours ago. Her price has increased while the clear second favourite has continued to trend downward. 
Lena Meyer-Landrut's odds to win Eurovision 2010 are listed at around 4.9 at the time of this writing and I get the feeling that she will be at least priced at 4.5 tomorrow or possibly even 4.0. 
Popular continental bookmaker Bwin has listed Safura Alizadeh and Lena Meyer-Landrut in a dead-heat with both priced at 3.75. I think that's mostly to hedge off volume from German bettors, but this tells you something that the odds are being skewed just that heavily. You can get nearly 1.25 extra on Lena if you're betting with Betfair. 
Top 3 betting is available at Betfair and the two favourites are the only selections priced at odds-on to finish top 3 with Azerbaijan at 1.53 and Germany at 1.93. Armenia trades just behind at 2.18
I think Armenia has been a really interesting story over the past 48 hours with Eva Rivas seeing a dramatic price drop that has seen her trading around 8.0. She's priced at 2.2 to finish top 3 and I would probably look for a little bit more value, but there are realistically only two or three selections that will actually beat her. 
Israel's Harel Skaat is at 11.5 to win and 3.25 to finish top 3. He is 2.82 to finish in the top 4 and that's one you may want to keep your eye on. 
Stay tuned to Betting Choice for more 2010 Eurovision betting updates over the course of the day.