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World Cup Betting Odds

For outright World Cup odds go straight to the World Cup Win Market betting page. The 32 teams contesting the 2010 World Cup Finals have now been decided. For draw and qualification information see our World Cup Draw page.

South Africa will host the 2010 FIFA World Cup, June 11th - July 11th; the first African nation to stage the competition. Visit the official site for the latest tournament news and information.

World Cup Matches

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World Cup Outrights

World Cup
Spain9/2
Brazil5
England13/2
Argentina11
Germany12
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View all oddsTop Goalscorer
D Villa (12), F Torres (12), L Fabiano (12)  - Others 14 or more
View all oddsWinning Nationality
UEFA (4/9), CONMEBOL (2), CAF (11)  - Others 33 or more
View all oddsContinent of Winner
Europe (1/2), South America (9/4), Any Other Continent (14)  - Others 16 or more
 
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England Specials Outrights

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Quarter Final (3), Second Round (16/5), Semi Final (9/2)  - Others 11/2 or more
View all oddsNot To Make World Cup Squad
View all oddsTop Goalscorer In Finals
 
View all oddsTo Start Opening World Cup Match In Goal
David James (5/4), Ben Foster (5/2), Robert Green (5/2)  - Others 8 or more
View all oddsTo Make World Cup Squad
 
View all oddsEngland Fans Player of the Year
Wayne Rooney (2/17), Frank Lampard (8), Steven Gerrard (14)  - Others 16 or more
View all oddsTo Play Brazil In Final

Argentina Specials Outrights

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Quarter Final (14/5), Last 16 (3), Group Stage (4)  - Others 5 or more
 
 

Australia Specials Outrights

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Last 16 (5/4), Group Stage (11/8), Quarter-Final (9/2)  - Others 16 or more
 
 

Brazil Specials Outrights

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Semi-Final (10/3), Quarter-Final (7/2), Last 16 (15/4)  - Others 9/2 or more
 
 

France Specials Outrights

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Last 16 (9/4), Group Stages (3), Quarter Finals (3)  - Others 11/2 or more
 
 

Germany Specials Outrights

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Last 16 (5/2), Quarter-Final (5/2), Group Stage (7/2)  - Others 9/2 or more
 
 

Holland Specials Outrights

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Quarter-Final (5/2), Last 16 (13/5), Group Stage (10/3)  - Others 9/2 or more
 
 

Italy Specials Outrights

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Quarter-Final (5/2), Last 16 (11/4), Group Stage (10/3)  - Others 4 or more
 
 

Mexico Specials Outrights

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Last 16 (5/4), Group Stage (11/8), Quarter-Final (4)  - Others 16 or more
 
 

Portugal Specials Outrights

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Last 16 (9/4), Quarter-Final (9/4), Group Stage (3)  - Others 11/2 or more
 
 

South Africa Specials Outrights

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Last 16 (6/5), Group Stage (11/8), Quarter-Final (9/2)  - Others 16 or more
 
 

Spain Specials Outrights

View all oddsStage of Elimination
Semi-Final (10/3), Quarter-Final (7/2), Last 16 (15/4)  - Others 9/2 or more
 
 

USA Specials Outrights

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Group Stage (11/8), Second Round (11/8), Quarter Final (7/2)  - Others 12 or more
 
 
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