World Cup 2014 Group B Betting Odds: Spain, Netherlands, Chile, Australia

Written by :

Alistair Prescott

Published on :

11 June, 2014

BetOnline has your World Cup 2014 Group B betting odds with Spain actually featured with half decent odds of -145.

The main reason for Spain’s relatively short odds is due to playing in a group that includes the likes of the Netherlands (+275), who have the 7^th shortest odds of winning this year’s FIFA World Cup outright.

Chile is a decent team that has some value at +350 to win the group.

Sorry Socceroos, you don’t stand a chance even with that Sportsbet giant Jesus balloon hovering over your country. Australia’s odds were listed at 40/1. Of course that price is still tempting.

Odds of advancing had the Netherlands at -175 though Chile has the better payout odds at -125.

Spain is out of reach at -700 odds though they are pretty much certain to advance. A $70 bet pays $10 (the $70 will be refunded assuming Spain does advance).

- Alistair Prescott, Gambling911.com

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