Latest World Cup 2022 Betting
Check out the latest World Cup odds for Qatar 2022 and get our experts’ analysis of the best teams leading the quadrennial tournament.
Brazil (+400) are the favorites to win the World Cup come this December, while 2018 victors France and 2021 European Championship runners-up England follow closely in the odds at sub +1000. Argentina are also +600, in what could potentially be Lionel Messi’s final tournament in blue and white.
2022 World Cup Odds
Odds courtesy of BetMGM. Correct at the time of publication and subject to change.
| Country | To Win World Cup |
|---|---|
| Brazil | +175 |
| France | +400 |
| England | +550 |
| Argentina | +600 |
| Portugal | +600 |
| Netherlands | +1400 |
| Morocco | +2800 |
| Croatia | +3300 |
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Although it has been a long time since Brazil won the World Cup, oddsmakers believe the 2021 Copa America finalist received a favorable draw, and can win it all this year. Switzerland, Serbia and Cameroon round out Group G, where Brazil is a -350 favorite to win the group and -1400 to advance.
England’s odds have drifted out from +600 to +800, given their string of injuries ahead of the tournament. The Three Lions ace the United States, Iran and Wales, a tougher group than it may first seem. Just like Brazil, the Three Lions are -350 to win Group B, but are -3000 to advance.
Of the top-six teams on the futures board, only Spain and Germany produced downward moves. That came as a result of both being placed in the same group alongside Pot Three entrant Japan. The boys from Asia are +25000 to win it all, but could well be worth a bet to advance from the group and send of one the big boys home early.
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Outside of the favorites tier, a few teams further down the board had notable moves resulting from Friday’s draw.
The biggest positive movers were Croatia and Senegal, who entered Group F and Group A, respectively. Oddsmakers believe in Croatia getting to the knockouts too as the 2018 World Cup finalists are -190 to advance out of a group that also contains Belgium, Morocco and Canada.
Denmark, who placed into Group C with France, Tunisia and a to-be determined playoff winner, also moved down six points to +2200 following the draw.
As for the downward movers, Mexico and Poland — likely competitors for the second spot in Group C — saw a downshift in odds due to the uncertainty surrounding who will advance. Likewise, Serbia saw a big downward shift after being drawn with Brazil and Switzerland.
But, none other than Qatar proved the biggest mover of teams that entered the draw with odds of +10000 or better as the host nation dropped from +6600 to +10000. It occupies the first spot in Group A alongside the Netherlands, Senegal and Ecuador.
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