Chile Venezuela Apuestas - Copa America 2011

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Chile-Venezuela betting odds for the Copa America 2011 were available at 888Sports.com here  (Chile vs. Venezuela Apuestas)

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*US gamblers can place bets on Chile-Venezuela here as 888.com does not accept customers from the United States at this time. 

Chile was listed as the 8/13 favorite.  Venezuela came in at 9/2.  The draw pays 5/2 odds.

Chile comes into this game with two wins (vs. Peru and a come-from-behind victory against Mexico) and one draw (vs. Uruguay). 

For Chile, this will be like a home game since fans have been crossing the border to Argentina in droves. 

Chile Left winger Jean Beausejour is suspended for this game. 

Venezuela has provided the big surprise at this year’s Copa America and they, too, come into this game unbeaten.

Venezuela held mighty Brazil to a draw.  They beat Ecuador.  They came from behind to draw against Paraguay. 

The last time these two teams met, neither scored a goal.  Don’t expect the same this time around, however. 

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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