Finalists Odds
For today’s article, we’re going to be covering the probabilities of all the teams expected to meet the final of the FIFA World Cup 2018.
When people talk about the FIFA World Cup, many of them tend to think about the different aspects in which they cold wager money on. The most blindingly obvious bet one can make is who will win the competition.
There are, however, other aspects to consider and on a much smaller scale. Let’s take a look at each of these outcomes so you can prepare all your bets ahead of time.
The Top 5 Finalists of the World Cup
Just so we’re clear, we when talk about all the most likely finalists this in no way makes it a guarantee that they will win or even reach the final.
The figures are just an estimate and a very educated guess — a summation of statistics based on each teams’ performances in World Cups gone by. The numbers may change depending on how well they do in the competition.
So, without further hesitation, we present to you the five teams most likely to win the World Cup:
Again, we think it’s pretty important that we say these numbers may change. Any of the above teams may drop out and could be replaced by any other depending on how well they do. But these teams are best to bet on if you want t see who will reach the final.
TL; DR — All the stats show that five teams are most likely to reach the World Cup final.
Who’s Most Likely to be the Winner?
So now we’ve considered the finalist odds, your natural curiosity will then ask about who will be the likely winner of the tournament. We believe it’s important that you get the whole story so we’re going to provide you the odds on that as well:
- France: 7/1
- Argentina: 11/1
- Brazil: 23/5
- Germany: 5/1
- Spain: 13/2
Once again, it’s important to realise these figures aren’t fixed and are likely to change.
TL;DR — Be mindful before you place a bet and do so as close to the time as possible.
Which Team Should I Bet On?
It’s not up to us to tell you who you should bet on. After comparing all the numbers and considering all the variables, it’s up to you to decide who you should bet on. Here’s a clue, though: you don’t have to bet on England just because it’s your home country.
You can bet on other teams and you won’t be considered a traitor. That’s what the FIFA World Cup is all about! Friendly competition between nations.
Some may take it a bit more seriously than that but at the end of the day football and especially football betting should be fun. Don’t lose sight of that otherwise you will have a horrible time losing money. Remember, bet wisely!
