Who Is The Favorite To Win The 2022 World Cup?
Who Is The Favorite To Win The 2022 World Cup?
Brazil are currently the betting favorite to win the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Sportsbooks have Brazil’s odds to win the World Cup set at +330, which implies a 23.3% chance of them lifting the trophy.
After thrashing Australia in their opening game, France are the second-favorites to win the World Cup with the sportsbooks. France’s World Cup odds currently sit at +650, which implies the World Champions have a 13.3% chance of winning again.
England opened up their World Cup campaign with a comprehensive 6-2 win against Iran. England’s World Cup odds are +700, which implies England has a 12.5% chance of winning the World Cup.
Argentina are the only other team lower than +1000 in the 2022 World Cup odds market. Despite losing to Saudi Arabia, Argentina’s odds to win the World Cup sit at +850.
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2022 World Cup Odds
| Odds | Team | Implied Chance |
|---|---|---|
| +330 | Brazil | 23.2% |
| +650 | France | 13.3% |
| +700 | England | 12.5% |
| +850 | Argentina | 10.5% |
| +1025 | Spain | 8.9% |
| +1250 | Germany | 7.4% |
| +1400 | Netherlands | 6.7% |
| +1600 | Portugal | 5.9% |
| +2300 | Belgium | 4.2% |
| +4300 | Denmark | 2.3% |
| +4300 | Uruguay | 2.3% |
| +7700 | Croatia | 1.3% |
| +10000 | Serbia | 1% |
| +15000 | Switzerland | 0.7% |
| +18000 | Ecuador | 0.6% |
| +25000 | Mexico | 0.4% |
| +25000 | USA | 0.4% |
| +30000 | Morocco | 0.3% |
| +30000 | Poland | 0.3% |
See every team's 2022 World Cup odds here.
Which Team Is Predicted To Win The 2022 World Cup?
Brazil are the sportsbooks' favorite to win the 2022 World Cup. However, despite losing to Saudi Arabia the most bet on team to the World Cup in November has been Argentina, accounting for 17.9% of bets.
Brazil have accounted for the second most bets in the same time period, just over 16% of bets have been on Brazil.
England have received 12.7% of bets in November, and France are the fourth favorites with 5.8% of bets.