Odds to Win FIFA World Cup 2010

Written by :

Alistair Prescott

Published on :

3 December, 2009

Heading into Friday's World Cup draw, there was still plenty of time to take advantage of the latest odds to win the FIFA World Cup 2010.

Those living in the US could find odds here at Sportsbetting.com.

For those throughout the rest of the world, NordicBet.com offered odds to win the FIFA World Cup 2010 as seen below. Odds for some country's were likely to change immediately following the draw so we suggest locking odds you like in now here.

Remember, it is NEVER too early to start placing bets on the 2010 World Cup.

Winner (Outrights)	Win
Spain	5.00
Brazil	5.50
England	8.00
Argentina	10.00
Italy	11.00
Germany	12.00
France	16.00
Netherlands	16.00
Portugal	19.00
Ivory Coast	25.00
Ghana	50.00
Chile	50.00
Cameroon	60.00
South Africa	60.00
Serbia	60.00
Paraguay	75.00
Denmark	100.00
Greece	100.00
Nigeria	100.00
Uruguay	100.00
Mexico	100.00
USA	100.00
Australia	100.00
Slovakia	250.00
Switzerland	250.00
Slovenia	250.00
Algeria	250.00
Japan	300.00
South Korea	400.00
Honduras	500.00
New Zealand	1000.00
North Korea	1000.00

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