May 16, 2026 -- 9:38PM, Danzaa wrote:
May 16, 2026 -- 9:35PM, hemsby wrote:I’d be very surprised if Israel doesn’t win TelevoteAgree, but I see Bulgaria a strong 2nd, so if for whatever reason Israel don't win the TV - 8.4 is worth taking on
Easiest 2000 quid I ever made.
P.S - I use a website called TellyStats.com
May 17, 2026 -- 12:01AM, Danzaa wrote:
May 16, 2026 -- 9:38PM, Danzaa wrote:May 16, 2026 --
May 16, 2026 -- 10:31PM, Angela Rebecchi wrote:
Had a few sheckles on Romania at 40 for the televote.
Runner up
May 17, 2026 -- 12:02AM, Angela Rebecchi wrote:
May 16, 2026 -- 10:31PM, Angela Rebecchi wrote:Had a few sheckles on Romania at 40 for the televote.Runner up
Excellent call on Romania. Got egg on my face there! Top stuff

May 17, 2026 -- 6:44AM, Cider wrote:
Like strictly all over again, recollections may vary. Unfortunately for you, the bf forum doesn't yet have vanishing messages. Aside from your '50-1 shout' on Dara, cos I can't see it :p
Only realised it was the Strictly guy when the AUS odds started shortening, and the gloating started due to AUS being a shoo-in. Just a load of waffle. Blocked
how old are you 5?
May 17, 2026 -- 12:54AM, timbuctooth wrote:
I thought it was some time tonight, but don't knowA few years ago, fed up with max red losses every year on ESC, I changed tactics; don't listen to (and be influenced by!) any of them, just play the market, simply laying everything that moved, no backing, no trading. As such, come Semi 1, I had the field all similarly green when, for some reason, this post stood out;Lifter Joined: 19 Sep 14Replies: 1011913 May 26 22:26
May 17, 2026 -- 9:46AM, Cider wrote:
I suppose the other big note from the post mortem was how long the big hitters clung onto hope for Finland. Just relentless confidence in their televote, actually mistaken for insider knowledge, so confident was the weight of cash for them.
Very true. It enabled me to cash out from 1.90s to evens, despite things not looking good. During the results was the big surprise, and what looked like insider knowledge, as they were still favs despite Bulgaria smashing the jury. Always had it as more of a jury song, so yeah, was game over at that point
May 16, 2026 -- 8:13PM, Bobsyauncle wrote:
May 16, 2026 -- 8:04PM, five leaves left wrote:Hi bob. Whose your money on? It's always been Oz and France for me against the front 2. Dumped France during the rehearsals. So it's all down to DeltaBeen on Australia heavy from 16s ranging down to 10.Also Bulgaria EW at 50s and top 10, had a bit on Greece as well.Dream finish tonight, Oz 1 Bulgaria 2.
n1 Bob. Some of us knew long before the awful latecomers
May 17, 2026 -- 12:16PM, five leaves left wrote:
May 16, 2026 -- 8:13PM, Bobsyauncle wrote:May 16, 2026 --
Evil commie globalist bast@rds! As good, compliant and obedient little marxists, they must eradicate all and any signs and influence of religions, starting with the first religion, the Jews. Evil, I tell ya, pure evil
Winning a couple of million for fixing a song contest seems small fry for a globalist.
Whose getting all the money?
Do you think all these globalists do anything other than fix song contests?
May 18, 2026 -- 4:56PM, stu wrote:
I'm amazed they never just banned them - they did for Russia.Would be much easier than letting them into this contest, then trying desperately to reduce their chances of winning.
Moroccan Oil are a long-time Eurovision Song Contest sponsor/partner - maybe that's why?
May 19, 2026 -- 8:42AM, Cider wrote:
lapsy joining the the thread just to b11tch about Israel's entry is everything to do with religion.bearcub's racist tropes are everything to do with religion.Just two examples. As I've stated numerous times, our job is to judge what is going to happen, not what should happen (the job of trying to make money out of public voting events). Therefore the external factors, and how they might influence the professional juries (such as the UK), and the public voting are inevitably part of the analysis.
Let me know what racist tropes i posted that offended your sensitive little soul Cider