2014 FIFA World Cup Betting Odds -FIFA Soccer Lines

When: June 12 - July 13

Where: Brazil

2014 World Cup Soccer

For the first time in 64 years, football’s biggest event will grace Brazil’s shores with 2014 World Cup. Who will be there? Who will be defending champions? These are questions we have no answers to. Yet. Follow the route to the Brazil World Cup in 2014 with us as we will keep you up to date with all the ups and downs right up until the trophy is lifted at the end of the 2014 Brazil World Cup. If 2014 FIFA Soccer World Cup Betting is what you're after, you've come to the right place. Here you will find all the World Cup Betting Odds, predictions, news and insights that you require to make informed World Cup betting decisions.

This will be the second time in the country’s history, Brazil will host the world’s most highly anticipated and watched tournament, the World Cup. 1950 was the last time this nation, a country that lives, breathes and sweats soccer – hosted a World Cup tournament. However they have won five titles, a stat that makes them the most successful team in the tournament to date, and a stat that will make them a formidable home team opponent to every visiting nation they face.

Brazil will have 12 cities hosting matches, as opposed to the standard 8 to 10 cities FIFA has traditionally set as a limit for previous host nations. Rio de Janeiro’s Maracanã stadium will host the final match, a venue that is being renovated to hold a whopping 90,000 soccer betting fans.

Held every four years, the World Cup consists of two parts, known as the qualification phase and the final phase, or the World Cup Finals. The qualification phase takes place over three years leading up to the World Cup. Each national team competes with other teams in their group (drawn by a lottery system) to try and make it to the finals. 32 teams compete in the finals over a period of approximately one month.

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One thing is for sure the World Cup soccer odds will be in high demand, as soccer betting is at a all time high, when the best soccer players on Earth, play in the most exciting tournament in World! World Cup Soccer is the single biggest betting market in the world. Soccer bettors will be looking to cash in and sportsbooks are predicting a betting frenzy like never seen before.

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World Cup Betting Tips

World Cup betting odds can be a challenge to figure out and make money on. On one hand, all the usual factors come into play in World Cup betting that are factors in other sports. Things like injuries, weather conditions, and crowd support are all factors to keep in mind. Evaluating the World Cup betting odds requires that you take all of these items into full consideration along with the more concrete pieces of information you would normally use to evaluate a team's odds of winning.

You can make a lot of different types of bets when you wager on soccer matches. The most common types of bets you can make on soccer matches is choosing which team will win and the over/under. These are the easiest bets to cap for any given game so you should stick with these if you’re just beginning to soccer betting.

Once you become familiar with the sport and the players on the different teams then you can start looking at the other types of bets. Other World Cup soccer bets will include, who will score first, who will score last, who will score the most, which team will have the most corners, which team will have the most shots, etc. There are tons of different World Cup Porp bets most online sportsbooks allow you to make on soccer games, but most of them are just luck if you win and you shouldn’t really bet on them often.

Types Of World Cup Soccer Bets

Futures Soccer Bets – Futures bets are wagers placed on the future outcome of an soccer event or game. It can apply to the overall outcome of a single game, but also extend to an entire tournament or season.

Odds on futures bets are often some of the more lucrative odds available to wager on as they are generally quite difficult to predict and in most cases there are multiple favorites, and many, many options to wager on. A very common 2014 World Cup futures bet would be who will be the overall winner of the tournament, or who will win a certain Group outright.

Soccer Totals – Otherwise referred to as a Goal Line, this is a simple bet on goals scored in a game. You can either bet on the total amount of combined goals being scored in an entire game, goals in a half and even the goals scored by each team individually.

This bet is generally an Over or Under wager, but you can often times find odds on predicting the exact total of many of these variants. There is often a moneyline attached to a totals wager that will generally be equal for both sides of a totals wager, and be adjusted as money is wagered on either side of a total, decreasing or increasing the profitability of each bet.

Chile 2.5 ( Even ) o

Honduras ( -130 ) u

An example of a totals bet for the World Cup would be Chile Vs. Honduras betting matchup. The soccer betting total is set at 2.5 – a common number in soccer totals betting. You can bet on the over at even money odds or the under at -130. This means that a $100 bet on the over would return exactly $100 if successful. The -130 means that you will have to wager $130 for every $100 in potential winnings.

Money Line - This is generally the standard way to wager on a soccer match. It is the equation that determines the amount of money you will win when you bet on a certain team. Favorite teams are less profitable, and underdog teams win you the most money.

A money line will generally appear as a plus ( + ) or minus ( - ) number next to a certain team. A plus ( + ) generally indicates a team is an underdog, and a minus ( - ) generally indicates that a team is a favorite. Sometimes you will find that both teams playing each other will be a minus ( - ) and a plus ( + ), with the number following indicating which team is favored.

To determine the value of a bet based on the money line, first look at if the line is a plus or minus. If the number follows a minus, then the number is the amount of money you would have to wager in order to win $100. The number that appears after a plus symbol is the amount of money you would win if your initial wager was $100.

For example, a bet on the team that has a line of -160 means that you would need to spend $160 in order to see a return of $100. A bet on a team with a line of +220 would indicate the amount of money you would win with a $100 dollar initial bet.

Spread Betting - Like a point spread in NFL Football, the goal line in soccer betting is a point spread that has been minimized to accommodate the lower scores of international soccer. The favored team will give the bettor an option of betting for or against the favored team minus a certain amount of goals.

The goal line can range from a PK (which means no goals, or pick 'em) to as high as three or four goals. If a favored team is has a goal line of -1.5 goals, this means that the favorite team must win the game by two goals or more for you to win your bet. The advantage that this type of bet gives you is that since is more difficult to win a game by two goals, you can increase your profit on this type of bet.

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Exhaustion etched on their faces, fatigued bodies ready to betray them, the players knew just one goal would be enough to win the elusive World Cup for their nation. As the clock ticked toward penalty kicks, the shivering crowd at Soccer City Stadium grew anxious. Spain or the Netherlands would win its first championship if only someone could find the net. Andres Iniesta did, and Spain rules the soccer world at long, long last. "We have all done an incredible job," he said Sunday night, shortly after the 1-0 extra-time victory. "I don't think we even realize what we have done."

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