London Olympics: Mexico vs. Brazil Betting Odds

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The London Olympics are winding down with Mexico vs. Brazil betting odds taking center stage this coming Saturday.  Brazil was close to a 1/2 odds favorite while Mexico would pay out nearly US$50 for every US$10 bet.   These odds were available at Bookmaker.eu and were subject to change. 

Brazil did come into the Olympics as the odds-on favorite.  At 1/2 odds, this is actually still a decent price.

But Mexico has a legitimate shot at beating the mighty Brazilians on Saturday.

Still, Brazil has the best attack, scoring no less than three goals per game on their way to the Final. 

Mexico, on the other hand, has only conceded 3 goals in five games while going the entire group stage without allowing a single goal.

Bet on Mexico vs. Brazil at Bookmaker here, where qualified customers may receive up to US$500 in FREE WAGERS. 

- Alistair Prescott, Gambling911.com

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