From what I've seen today, I rate the chances of the countries like this
Safe
95 % - Can't explain this, but I've seen a more than solid staging and it's a song that's considered to do rather well, but not being hyped
80 % - This is still the favourite, but all the artists are still struggling sometimes with the show, especially with the synchronicity
Almost done
75 % - Despite the song's being a hurt for most of the fans, this has a well staging, fitting vocals and still a lot of ethnic vibes
70 % - Yes, this is a strong contender for the Top 5 in general, but first of all it has to be proven that both, juries and nonfan-voters are approving this sort of unusual music
65 % - I really feel the CATS effect. An unexciting song with a anti-show. This will qualify, even if the juries have to help.
65 % - Manga is calling. Weird show, but the song has it all.
Borderline +
60 % - The same as with the dutch song. The public will have this close around the 10th position, but the juries will rank this higher.
60 % - Yes, I heard the vocalist flaw, but that Safura girl had them as well, and at her song the vocals were more important than in this one
55 % - With the vocals from today, she will fail, because then she has nothing to appeal.
55 % - It's just a matter of how many songs the juries can save.
Borderline -
50 % - The semi is strong, the song is not that easy and it's still Czechia we're talking about.
45 % - A safe qualifier. If not Jala. And it will be interesting to see the reaction towards the fence.
Have to fight
40 % - Too many things working against her imo.
35 % - This is already an approvement, just like her vocals were a bit.
30 % - There's a thing about former host countries not to qualify in the following year. Nonetheless, she has many strong opponents and the thing that makes her song better than "Il pleut de l'or" is the girl herself, so that's like not going to work out
Hoping for a miracle
10 % - Lifeless performance today
10 % - Obvious reasons
10 % - As if 2013 hasn't proved enough that dubstep & strobo lights explosions aren't made for Eurovision