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Holland Brazil World Cup odds had Brazil as the -120 favorite while the Netherlands would pay out US$30 for every US$10 bet.
Brazil was getting close to 90 percent of the betting action in this game.
The Netherlands is one of the best soccer nations never to win a World Cup while Brazil has won it a record five times.
Brazil beat the Netherlands 3-2 in the 1994 quarterfinals en route to the title, then eliminated the Dutch in penalties in the 1998 semis before losing to host France in the final.
"We know the Netherlands are a very difficult team to play against," coach Dunga said. "Their football is actually very similar to South American football. They don't try to stay defending and rely on long balls. They have technical quality and we will need to be ready for that."
Netherlands reaches the quarterfinals for the fifth time, but first since 1998, after beating Slovakia 2-1.
The Dutch have now won their last eight games overall and are unbeaten in 23 straight overall.
Brazil dismantled Chile to make it to the quarter finals by a score of 3-0.
Since Dunga took over as coach in 2006, Brazil is now 15-0-0 when Robinho scores and 30-0-4 when Kaká and Robinho play.
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Alistair Prescott, Gambling911.com
