Where to Bet the 2014 World Cup Final Online – Germany vs. Argentina: Prop Bets

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You can bet the 2014 World Cup Final – Germany vs. Argentina - online at AceSportsbook.com here.

Among the wagering options available at AceSportsbook.com in addition to which side will win and the totals are: Live in-play wagering, betting on both halves, correct score, full-time/half-time score, winning margin, exact total goals each team, the teams to score first, which teams will score, time of first goal, first goal method, player to score the first goal and the extra time and penalty shootout.

Argentina would pay out US$12.50 for every US$10 bet with a win.  Germany requires a US$16 bet to win US$10 (with the original bet refunded should they win).  The Draw would pay out US$23 for every US$10 bet.

- Alistair Prescott, Gambling911.com

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