Morten Thomassen from OGAE Norway wrote the following over the odds for the Norwegian selection outcome in Norwegian. ESC Covers google translated it to English.

With another semi-final coming up, we once again look at the odds before the final and while the first semi-final did not have a very big impact on the final, the odds created the second semi-final is a real earthquake on the previously mentioned odds.

From a 16% chance of winning before their semi-final, the group Gåte managed to go up to a full 51% chance of winning, which at the time of writing is twice as much as KEiiNO who now have a 26% chance of winning.

In other words, Gåte tripled its winning chances while KEiiNO had a relatively small drop from 30% to 26%, the big excitement now lies in how the odds will look when we have seen the last six contributions unfold on stage next Saturday.

The odds otherwise look like this (facsimile eurovisionworld.com):

The other five who take part on Saturday also each have a 1% chance of winning and will probably have to prove themselves before their chances of winning improve.

Do you think Gåte will still be at the top of the odds after next Saturday, or can KEiiNO take back the lead with a convincing stage show?

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