2010 World Cup Odds
- Jun 9, 2010
The 2010 FIFA World Cup kicks off June 11 in South Africa with a match between the host side and France and doesn’t stop until July 11 with the final at Soccer City in Johannesburg.
Read More . . .
Our 2026 World Cup betting previews break down every group, top betting odds, sleeper teams, futures markets, and key wagering strategies for the tournament in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. From powerhouse nations like Brazil, France, Argentina, and England to dangerous dark horses and longshot underdogs, these guides cover everything bettors need to know before placing a wager.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is set to become the biggest and most bettable tournament in soccer history. With 48 teams, 12 groups, and a brand-new Round of 32 format, bettors will have more matches, more markets, and more opportunities to find value than ever before. Check back for that latest betting information for the World Cup with more previews, match predictions and free picks from soccer betting experts around the world.
Find World Cup group betting tips, the best soccer betting odds, live betting angles, and predictions for the 2026 FIFA World Cup right here at OSGA.
The 2010 FIFA World Cup kicks off June 11 in South Africa with a match between the host side and France and doesn’t stop until July 11 with the final at Soccer City in Johannesburg.
Read More . . .Again our ignorance is to be exposed. This World Cup is so much more than a tournament.
Read More . . .A tale of two goalies. It takes a certain kind of person to patrol the front of a net that’s eight yards wide by eight feet high and think he’s going to keep the ball from getting past him.
Read More . . .The inside wagering line from Simon Noble - Manager, <a href="http://www.pinnaclesports.com/?refer=xshore">Pinnacle Sports</a>. This week Simon looks at the World Cup Finals.
Read More . . .World Cup bandwagon jumping. Stop the madness! Or don’t. Go ahead, World Cup betting public.
Read More . . .A look inside Tuesday's match and who to play.
Read More . . .Coaching is critical at World Cup. Roger Daltrey lamented in song that he was a substitute for another guy. I can think of at least two people who would have jumped at the chance to be substitutes this week.
Read More . . .A look inside Friday's matches and who to play.
Read More . . .Tuesday will see the Round of 16 lines up being completed after the matches featuring Brazil and Ghana and the later must see game between Spain and France.
Read More . . .A look at Monday's matches and who to play.
Read More . . .World Cup’s Sweet Sixteen. So long, Saudi Arabia. Toodles, Tunisia. Pax vobiscum, Paraguay.
Read More . . .