Ukraine are the favourites to win the song contest at 6/5 and there will be plenty of support for them on the night with yellow and blue flags flying in Turin.
They won in 2016 with a song about the last time Russia subjected them to a brutal invasion, so Ukraine know all about channelling national pain into art.
Last year's winners Italy should benefit from being on home turf and are 3/1 in the betting.
Next in the market come Sweden - the land of Eurovision legends Abba - at 11/2.
After that it's the UK for whom Ryder will bid to become their first winner since Katrina and the Waves in 1997.
We'll have updates on the Eurovision betting between now and 14 May as well as an in-depth preview with tips for the big night.
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