USA, Canada, Mexico World Cup Odds: Will Either Host Country Win?

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We're a couple of days removed from the one-month mark as Team USA will enter its first World Cup tussle June 12, but there's still plenty of time to get you up to date on the latest World Cup odds and offerings that bettors are salivating over.

There will be hundreds of prop bets and futures markets for this tournament, ranging from the standard to the insane, and we'll be sending you fresh content a few times per week during the next month.

The United States and Mexico currently have the same odds (80/1) to hoist the trophy in July, while Canada is much longer at 200/1.

USA and Canada are only slightly favored in their first group stage matches, but Mexico is a healthy favorite against South Africa.

Below you'll find a bunch more USA, Canada and Mexico odds. Please let us know if you have any questions or would like to interview an oddsmaker.

Will USA?

Yes 80/1

 

Will Canada win?

Yes 60/1

 

Will Mexico win?

Yes 80/1

 

Will USA or Canada win?

Yes 60/1

 

Will USA or Mexico win?

Yes 35/1

 

Will USA, Canada or Mexico win?

Yes 30/1

 

Will USA be eliminated by penalty shootout?

Yes +535

No -930

 

USA Stage of Elimination

Round of 32 +140

Group Stage +275

Last 16 +325

Quarter-Finals +750

Semi-Finals +2000

Runner-up +4500

 

Canada Stage of Elimination

Round of 32 +125

Last 16 +280

Group Stage +315

Quarter-Finals +700

Semi-Finals +2000

Runner-up +6600

 

Mexico Stage of Elimination

Round of 32 +125

Last 16 +200

Group Stage +550

Quarter-Finals +550

Semi-Finals +1800

Runner-up +4000

 

CONCACAF Team w/Best Finish

USA +140

Mexico +160

Canada +325

Panama +2200

Haiti +5000

Curacao +8000

 

Total Goals Scored by USA - Full Tournament

Over/Under 7.5

 

Total Goals Scored by Canada - Full Tournament

Over/Under 6.5

 

Total Goals Scored by Mexico - Full Tournament

Over/Under 7.5

 

Total Goals Conceded by USA - Full Tournament

Over/Under 5

 

Total Goals Conceded by Canada - Full Tournament

Over/Under 5.5

 

Total Goals Conceded by Mexico - Full Tournament

Over/Under 5.5

 

Group D Odds

USA +130

Turkey +175

Paraguay +400

Australia +900

 

Group B Odds

Switzerland -125

Canada +250

Bosnia and Herzegovina +350

Qatar +2800

 

Group A Odds

Mexico -105

Czech Republic +275

South Korea +300

South Africa +1200

 

Will USA win all Group Stage games?

Yes +650

 

Will Canada win all Group Stage games?

Yes +800

 

Will Mexico win all Group Stage games?

Yes +550

 

USA Exact Points - Group Stage

4 +325

7 +350

6 +425

5 +600

3 +700

9 +800

2 +1200

1 +1600

0 +6600

 

Total Goals Scored by USA - Group Stage

Over/Under 5

 

Total Goals Scored by Canada - Group Stage

Over/Under 4.5

 

Total Goals Scored by Mexico - Group Stage

Over/Under 5.5

 

Total Points by USA - Group Stage

Over/Under 5.5

 

Total Points by Canada - Group Stage

Over/Under 4.5

 

Total Points by Mexico - Group Stage

Over/Under 5.5

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