Eurovision 2024

May 7-11, 2024

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Eurovision is an international song competition that celebrates global talent and diversity. This year, 37 nations will be vying for musical supremacy in a battle for artistic and cultural bragging rights.

Our printout embodies the spirit of the competition with group play that informs a 26-nation bracket for the Grand Final. Watch the videos, listen to the songs, and compete with your friends, family, and coworkers.

Listen to the Songs

Printable Bracket

Watch the Videos

Other Ways to Participate

Vote on our Polls!

We'll be breaking the bracket down leading up to the Semifinals and Grand Final. This isn't about guessing the winner, so much as it is cheering on your personal faves!

Vote for your faves and make your voice heard!

Office Bracket Party

Host an office lunch party, watch the condensed video playlist, and fill out your brackets together!

Friends & Fam Fun

Gather your friends and family together in person or on a group thread—collecting their brackets.

Suggested Bracket Scoring

There are a lot of ways to score a bracket—one point per correct selection, fibonacci (tiered scoring), doubling, and more.
There is one kink though, Eurovision isn't a head-to-head competition like sports tournaments that utilize brackets. That is why we've created our own methods for tracking scoring that utilize standard scoring... with a little bit of nuance.

The bracket has 26 spaces allocated for nations. Six nations have automatic entry to the Grand Final, and each Semifinal group advances only 10 nations. Points should be given to nations that progress from the Semifinals, but there could be inconsistencies with the final standings since the Big 5 and the host nation receive a bye in the first round of the bracket.

See our proposed scoring methods below for your bracket groups.

Fibonacci | Final Standings

This is our preferred Eurovision scoring method. It considers song advancement while also increasing the points awarded per round present to reward selections that advance further in the bracket.

All points awarded for Round 1 through the Grand Final mirror the final standings of the Eurovision competition.

Fibonacci Scoring per Round:

Round 1-Advanced: 1 point per selection that advanced from Semifinals

Sweet Sixteen: 3 Points per Top-16 Finisher Selected

Elite Eight: 5 Points per Top-8 Finisher Selected

Final Four: 8 Points per Top-4 Finisher Selected

Grand Final: 13 Points per Final Participant Selected

Champion: 21 Points for Selecting Winner

Any of the 'Bye Nations' that place outside of the sweet sixteen will not be awarded any points.

Point per Round | Final Standings

This method does not weight later round selections as heavily as the fibonacci method. Instead, the round per round scoring is more evenly rewarded with each rounds value increasing by one.

All points awarded for Round 1 through the Grand Final mirror the final standings of the Eurovision competition.

Round per Round Scoring:

Round 1-Advanced: 1 point per selection that advanced from Semifinals

Sweet Sixteen: 2 Points per Top-16 Finisher Selected

Elite Eight: 3 Points per Top-8 Finisher Selected

Final Four: 4 Points per Top-4 Finisher Selected

Grand Final: 5 Points per Final Participant Selected

Champion: 6 Points for Selecting Winner

Any of the 'Bye Nations' that place outside of the sweet sixteen will not be awarded any points.

Power-Ranking Formula

We've developed a power-ranking formula for the various nations to ensure fair matchups and seedings in our Eurovision bracket that encourages early favorites a greater opportunity for advancement.

This formula combines public opinion and professional predictions to help assess each nation's strength and potential success in the competition—with each sharing an identical weight in the equation.

By combining these public and professional assessments, we calculate a total "Power" value for each nation. This helps us seed the bracket, ensuring exciting and competitive matchups throughout the Eurovision competition.

Click below to see how we factor these into our rankings.

Public Polling Rankings

Rank of Polled Performance:

We looked at how well each nation performed in the overall song/video voting on EurovisionWorld.com and ranked them according to the 'stars' and 'votes' polled.

Rank of Polled Percentage to Win:

The ranking and percentage of public polling for 'Who Should Win?' at EurovisionWorld.com were attributed to the overall nation power ranking.
A poll that has correctly indicated the winner in 7 of the past 8 Eurovision competitions.

These represent the first two numbers displayed to the right of each nation listed on the bracket:

Ex: ITALY - 2/2 | 1/3 = 36

Oddsmakers Rankings

Advancement Odds in Semifinal Groups:

We looked at the professional odds for Semifinal 1 and Semifinal 2 on EurovisionWorld.com and used their rankings to provide additional clarity within each group.

Percentage Odds to Win:

Professional oddsmakers on EurovisionWorld.com assess where each nation will finish in the Grand Final.
Oddsmakers have correctly predicted the winner in 4 of the past 5 Eurovision competitions.

These represent the last two numbers displayed to the right of each nation listed on the bracket:

Ex: ITALY - 2/2 | 1/3 = 36

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