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    Glücksspielquoten für die FIFA-Weltmeisterschaft 2026 (März 2026)


    Glücksspielquoten für die FIFA-Weltmeisterschaft 2026 (März 2026)

    Von TheStrongestLink

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    1. DryDiamond476 on

      betting on Canada is insane, also, is there a reason why Japan is so highly betted on?

    2. Content_City_8250 on

      If Messi decides to play then we know which way FIFA will steer the tournament.

    3. imnotgonnakillyou on

      The last 6 World Cups have each had a different winner, and each of those winners had won the World Cup at least once before. In the 96 years since the first World Cup, only 8 teams have ever won (9 if you count Germany and West Germany separately). 

    4. bellerinho on

      Brazil is too high, their midfield is not good enough, their fullbacks are actively bad, and their forwards aren’t good enough to make up for it

      Smart money would be a boring pick like France or Spain

    7. szm1993 on

      Curious, why italy is even on there? They haven’t qualified yet. Hopefully Wales would make it into the group stage

    14. Fishb20 on

      So many people in the past few years have pushed the idea that gambling habits show „the wisdom of the crowd“ and it just drives me insane. People who decide to gamble are heavily skewed and even if there is truth in the idea of the wisdom of the crowd, people who actively gamble are not an accurate slice of the crowd.

    16. quiksilver123 on

      They’re in a tough group with France, Norway, and TBD, but at +10,000 (100-1) odds, I could see Senegal being a dark horse.

      AFCON champ, some solid players which includes getting Sadio Mane back after he missed the last WC due to injury, great team speed, and some experience playing in WCs.

    17. iste_bicors on

      The winner has always been either CONMEBOL or UEFA. There have been surprising results from other teams, like Morocco last time, but those teams and leagues are never consistent enough.

      So you can just look at the top teams in CONMEBOL and UEFA- the last Copa América had Argentina with Colombia as a runner up (Brazil and Uruguay were both disappointing). And the last Euros had Spain with England as a runner up.

      I would actually say that depending on the brackets, I would actually give the edge to Colombia over Argentina. I felt their performance was more consistent. But both Argentina and Spain do have flexible teams that can adapt quickly.

      My four favorites are, in order, Spain with a huge lead and then England, Colombia, and Argentina. But there’s no huge gap between any of those last three.

      I would be very surprised if any CONCACAF team even made it to the top four.

    18. bass248 on

      I have nothing against other countries from winning but obviously a European or South American team will win the world cup. What are some countries outside those two continents that could potentially do it and worth watching?

    20. DifferenceCute1784 on

      So basically we’re betting on home field advantage here huh Might as well roll the dice

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