Payouts on USA Winning Women’s World Cup 2011

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The payouts for Team USA winning the Women’s World Cup 2011 will be 5 to 1 or $500 for every $100 bet at Bookmaker

While future prices were no longer available on the Women’s World Cup, betting on the semi-finals and championship game were still available.  The USA came into its game against France as early even favorites after stunning the Brazilians.  That line quickly moved up over -130 throughout the early morning hours on Wednesday. 

We should note that, while Brazil was billed as the favorites vs. USA, they were actually also listed with early 5/1 odds.

Germany was the original favorite at 5/4 odds of winning the Women’s World Cup 2011 while Sweden and Japan (scheduled to pay each other Wednesday afternoon), would pay out $1200 for every $100 bet.

France would pay 20 to 1 odds should they win the Championship, which means a victory over Team USA.

Gambling911.com noted pretty decent traffic for the Women’s World Cup Semi Final over the last couple of days. 

- Alistair Prescott, Gambling911.com

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