2018 World Cup Group E Betting Odds: Brazil, Switzerland, Serbia, Costa Rica

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1 December, 2017

2018 World Cup Group E Betting Odds: Brazil, Switzerland, Serbia, Costa Rica

The 2018 FIFA World Cup draw took place Friday with Group E teams selected including long time power house Brazil, Switzerland, Serbia and Costa Rica.

Brazil is the 1/3 favorite followed by Switzerland at 5/1 odds, Serbia at 7/1 odds and everyone’s favorite in the last World Cup, Costa Rica at 20/1 odds.

Costa Rica will also see plenty of love as they are the second biggest i-Gaming jurisdiction in the world outside of Malta.

The Washington Post issued this warning to those looking at ignoring the Ticos.

Switzerland and Serbia are positioned to fight for second place, but Costa Rica should not be dismissed. The Ticos were the surprise of the last World Cup, beating out Uruguay, Italy and England to win their group and then beating Greece to reach the quarterfinals before losing to the Netherlands on penalty kicks.

Oddly enough, it was Serbia seeing half the betting action early on.

- Alistair Prescott, Gambling911.com

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First, Anytime Goal Scorer Prop Bet Payout Odds - Norway vs. Senegal: Erling Haaland, Jorgen Strand Larsen, Alexander Sorloth

Erling Haaland pays US$300 for every US$100 bet to score the first goal of the game between Norway and Senegal.

PPH World Cup Game Prop Bets - Norway vs. Senegal

Norway takes on Senegal Monday. Norway is priced at +125 as Senegal is the favorite here at -220.

All four teams still have a realistic path to the knockout stage but Norway and France each lead with 3 points apiece so far.

Norway would move to 6 points. They would virtually clinch a Round of 32 berth before facing France in the final group match.

PPH World Cup Game Prop Bets - France vs. Iraq

Bookies will be backing Iraq in a big way as France comes in as a huge -1500 favorite in Monday's match.

First, Anytime Goal Scorer Prop Bet Payout Odds - France v Iraq: Kylian Mbappe, Marcus Thuram, Ousmane Dembele

Kylian Mbappe pays US$210 for every US$100 bet to score the first goal in Monday's match between France and Iraq. He is priced at -240 to score an anytime goal.