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World Cup Odds and Betting Picks: Netherlands Vs. Denmark Preview and Predictions
by Robert Ferringo - 6/12/2010
Netherlands will open its 2010 World Cup journey with a match against Denmark at 7:30 a.m. EST on Monday, June 14 at Soccer City in Johannesburg. The Netherlands is No. 4 in the world heading into soccer’s biggest stage while Denmark may be one of the more underrated squads heading to South Africa at No. 36.
World Cup Odds and Betting Picks: Japan Vs. Cameroon Preview and Predictions
by Robert Ferringo - 6/12/2010
Cameroon, one of the top African teams in the World Cup, will be “hosting” Japan at 10 a.m. EST on Monday, June 14 at Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein in the first game for either team. Cameroon is presently No. 19 in the world while Japan is situated at No. 45.
World Cup Odds and Betting Picks: Italy Vs. Paraguay Preview and Predictions
by Robert Ferringo - 6/12/2010
The Italians begin the defense of their World Cup title at 2:30 p.m. EST on Monday, June 14 with a match against Paraguay. The game is the Group F opener for each squad and will be played in Green Point Stadium in Cape Town.
World Cup Odds and Picks: Germany Vs. Australia Predictions
by Robert Ferringo - 6/11/2010
Germany begins its march toward a fourth World Cup title with a match against upstart Australia at 2:30 p.m. EST on Sunday, June 13. The Aussies are making their second consecutive appearance, and third overall, compared to the 17 that the Germans will have embarked on.
World Cup Odds and Picks: Algeria Vs. Slovenia Predictions
by Robert Ferringo - 6/11/2010
Algeria and Slovenia will lock horns at 7:30 a.m. EST on Sunday, June 13 in the World Cup opener for each club. Slovenia is ranked No. 25 in the world by the latest FIFA rankings while Algeria is No. 30. But while England and the United States are the clear favorites to come out of this group, the winner of this game would have an inside track at advancement.
World Cup Odds and Picks: Serbia Vs. Ghana Predictions
by Nicholas Tolomeo - 6/11/2010
This summer Ghana will try to pick up where it left off in the 2006 World Cup after an impressive run to the knockout round four years ago in Germany. On the other side of the pitch Serbia is just trying to get off on the right foot in its inaugural World Cup appearance as an independent country.
NASCAR: Helluva Good! Sour Cream Dips 400 Odds and Predictions
by Christopher Shepard - 6/10/2010
Denny Hamlin, who earned his fourth win of the season last week at Pocono, thanked his crew by wrecking the No. 11 car in the post-race burnout. This weekend Hamlin might get a chance to perfect his signature wall-slapping maneuver as the Sprint Cup heads out for the Helluva Good! Sour Cream Dips 400 at 1:13 p.m. on Sunday, June 13 at Michigan International Speedway.
World Cup Odds and Picks: England Vs. USA Predictions
by Robert Ferringo - 6/10/2010
The Yanks are set to lock horns with one of the top teams in the field and an old-time rival. A loss in that game would not only be a blow to American confidence (on the pitch, anyway, we still know we can kick your ass at anything else. Except education. And beheadings. And darts.) but it would put the United States in do-or-die mode for their remaining two group games against sneaky Slovenia and Algeria.
World Cup Odds and Picks: Argentina Vs. Nigeria Predictions
by Robert Ferringo - 6/10/2010
Two of the more rip-roaring, free-wheeling, fluid and creative national teams on the earth are set for dueling brushes in the World Cup opener for each team. However, in an odd turn there seems to be more attention being paid to the headmen on the sideline rather than the players on the pitch.
World Cup Odds and Picks: South Korea Vs. Greece Predictions
by Robert Ferringo - 6/10/2010
Greece enters the 2010 World Cup as the No. 13 team in the FIFA World Rankings. Their opening game opponent, South Korea, will begin play in South Africa at No. 47. But don’t let the rankings fool you: this isn’t a significant mismatch on paper or on the pitch.
World Cup Odds and Picks: France Vs. Uruguay Predictions
by Robert Ferringo - 6/9/2010
Les Bleus enters the World Cup with one of the shakiest, most dumbfounding rosters in the field. Their qualifying has been riddled with missteps that have included, but not been limited to, uninspired play, controversial goals that led to their entrance in the field, sex with underage prostitutes, injuries and an overall lack of team chemistry. All in all, it is safe to say that bad karma is abundant with this squad.
World Cup Odds and Picks: Mexico Vs. South Africa Predictions
by Robert Ferringo - 6/9/2010
South Africa will kick off the 2010 World Cup on its home soil, hosting Mexico at 10 a.m. EST on Friday, June 11 at Soccer City in Johannesburg. And they do so wielding the most powerful advantage that any club will have in Africa this summer: the home-field edge. And past performances have displayed that the home team has an inside track on advancing to the Knockout Stage, which would be a tremendous victory for South African soccer.
Where to Bet World Cup Soccer
by Doc's Sports - 6/8/2010
The 2010 World Cup begins Friday, June 11 and it is the most massive global betting event. If you aren’t familiar the World Cup, take notice. Not only is this one of the best events to watch, it’s one of the best events for a sharp handicapper to make money on. For the next month leading up to the July 11 Final, all eyes will fall on South Africa and the stage FIFA is putting on for the world’s game.
World Cup Betting Tips and Advice on Late Games in Group Stage
by T.O. Whenham - 6/5/2010
We're still a week away from the start of the World Cup, yet Bodog already has World Cup odds posted not only for the first game every team will play in the group stage, but also their second games. Sports Interaction goes one step further - they have lines set for every one of the 48 preliminary games that will be played. They go beyond just the outcome as well - you can bet totals, first half results, the exact score, the first team to score, and so on.
World Cup Predictions: Teams Outside of Europe and South America
by Nicholas Tolomeo - 6/3/2010
There have been 18 editions of the World Cup. The 19th begins June 11 in South Africa. Even though the World Cup is considered the world’s biggest sporting event, every champion has come from only two continents, Europe and South America.
World Cup Betting Props: Team Goal Totals
by T.O. Whenham - 6/2/2010
One of the many interesting ways to bet on the World Cup is through the individual team goal totals. Bodog is among the several books that has posted totals for the number of goals each team will score in the tournament. Some of them have already been bet so heavily that the prices are far from attractive. When you look closely, though, you can find some that are still interesting. Here are six that stand out as at least a little interesting in my mind:
World Cup South Africa Predictions: Interesting Props
by Nicholas Tolomeo - 6/2/2010
Leave it to the world’s biggest sporting event to have sportsbooks rolling out just about any betting prop someone could think to wager on. Only the Super Bowl rivals the World Cup in sheer amount of ways to bet on games, players, penalties and cumulative stats. Here are three of the more interesting World Cup prop bets and some World Cup predictions for South Africa. All odds are from Sports Interaction.
World Cup Props Predictions: Which Group Will Winner Come From?
by Nicholas Tolomeo - 5/31/2010
If the 32-team World Cup field makes it too hard to try to try and pick an outright winner, there is a prop that gives you the option of picking an entire group. This prop bet is a little more involved than picking an outright winner. You have to take into account top teams in each group who have a chance to get out of the group stage and also take into account the draw the two advancing countries will face in the knockout stages.
World Cup Betting Props: Group Exactas
by T.O. Whenham - 5/31/2010
World Cup Group Exacta betting - where soccer meets horse racing. Like in horse racing, these exacta bets require you to pick the teams that are going to finish first or second in each group, and to pick them in the correct order. It should, in theory, be quite a bit easier to hit them in the World Cup, though - there are only four teams in a group, and you'll almost never get to bet an exacta with just four horses in a race.
World Cup Props Predictions: Top Goal Scorer by Country
by Nicholas Tolomeo - 5/31/2010
For most countries in the World Cup, there are odds available on who will lead the team in goals throughout the entire tournament. It’s like wagering on the Golden Boot prop but for specific teams. And the props list the entire roster, too, including the option of betting on there being no goals scored by that country. Here is a breakdown of the odds for the top goal scorers from the following countries. Odds are listed from Sportsbook.com
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