Who’s up for another helping of Eurovision betting odds? Really? Not even if we ask nicely?

Well, for the crazy Eurovision nuts remaining, we’ve got some quite exciting news for you – this year sees the introduction of the first official commemorative Eurovision coin! Exciting, huh? With the Eurovision logo on one side and the word ‘Eurovision’ on the other, the official Eurovision coin makes the perfect gift. It’s not legal tender, but that won’t stop you from trying to slice people in half by dropping it off a skyscraper, right?

Here are the Eurovision betting odds for Finland, with help from Paddy Power…

Finland (pop. 5,211,311; a Nordic country in northern Europe): TerŠsbetoni, MissŠ Miehet Ratsastaa

When Finland won Eurovision in 2006 it was with a novelty heavy metal song performed by screaming demons in prosthetic masks and animatronic wings. But prosthetics and irony are so 2006, which is why this year Finland has entered TerŠsbetoni into Eurovision – a maskless heavy metal group who are rather fond of sincere photoshoots that involve them all standing around with their tops off. TerŠsbetoni’s official Eurovision biography ends with the line “A warrior’s mind is unbreakable!” for god’s sake. And TerŠsbetoni’s Eurovision song MissŠ Miehet Ratsastaa is just ridiculous – one verse honestly goes “May before us be destruction and behind us be the glow of love/ Man has his duty to remember his courage.” But you know what? We can’t help but have a sneaking admiration for a band so monomaniacally dedicated to something so berserk. But we’ll kill you if you tell anyone. Current Eurovision betting odds – 40/1

Next week: France! But if that’s too long to wait – or you feel like making more money than you know what to do with – head right over to the Paddy Power Eurovision betting odds page to see the latest, and best, betting odds.