Junior Eurovision Winner 2026
- Country A
- 50%
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- Country B
- 50%
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- Country C
- 50%
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- Country D
- 50%
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- Country E
- 50%
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- Country F
- 50%
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- Country G
- 50%
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- Country H
- 50%
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- Country I
- 50%
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- Country J
- 50%
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- Country K
- 50%
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- Country L
- 50%
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- Country M
- 50%
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- Country N
- 50%
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- Country O
- 50%
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- Other
- 50%
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- Ukraine
- 22%
- −0.5
- France
- 20%
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- Poland
- 17%
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- Armenia
- 11%
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- Georgia
- 9%
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- Albania
- 8%
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- Azerbaijan
- 6%
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- Netherlands
- 6%
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- Spain
- 3%
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- Portugal
- 3%
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- San Marino
- 3%
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- Ireland
- 3%
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- Italy
- 3%
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- Montenegro
- 3%
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- Malta
- 2%
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- North Macedonia
- 1%
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- Cyprus
- 1%
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- Croatia
- 1%
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Traders currently price "Country A" at 50% for "Junior Eurovision Winner 2026". Full distribution: Country A 50%, Country B 50%, Country C 50%, Country D 50%. The market has traded $10K in total volume and resolves Oct 25, 2026. Ukraine and France lead trader sentiment for the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2026 in Malta on October 24, with implied probabilities around 22% and 20% respectively, followed closely by Poland at 16.5%. Their edge stems from robust national selections—Ukraine’s ongoing Vidbir process with a longlist and open auditions—and France’s status as defending 2025 champion with announced entrant Alec. Poland’s Wiktor Sas and other early confirmations like Georgia’s Davit Lomidze add momentum. The tight race reflects 16 confirmed participants, historical voting patterns favoring experienced broadcasters, and limited song details this far out, creating uncertainty until rehearsals and full reveals in September.
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