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The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off June 11 across the US, Canada, and Mexico — the first 48-team tournament in the competition's history. Compare moneyline, spread, and total World Cup odds across global sportsbooks and Polymarket below.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is the 23rd edition of football's flagship tournament and the largest ever staged: 48 national teams split across 12 groups, playing 104 matches over 39 days from June 11 to July 19, 2026. Sixteen host cities — eleven in the US, three in Mexico, two in Canada — will stage games, with the final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. This page lists every confirmed World Cup matchup with live odds from the world's leading sportsbooks and Polymarket.
We display three markets per match. The moneyline offers three outcomes — home win, away win, or draw — reflecting soccer's three-way structure. The spread (also called Asian handicap or goal line) gives the favorite a virtual goal deficit; a -1.5 spread means they must win by two or more goals to cover. The total is a bet on combined goals scored, with most World Cup matches landing between 2.0 and 3.0 on the line.
World Cup betting is one of the few moments where prediction markets and sportsbooks converge in liquidity. Polymarket sees massive volume on tournament outcomes, especially on knockout rounds and championship futures. Because Polymarket is driven by trader sentiment rather than bookmaker margins, its prices on World Cup odds often serve as a cleaner read on true probability than a sportsbook line shaded for public action. When a major sportsbook's price on Brazil-Argentina implies a 48% chance and Polymarket trades the same outcome at 54%, that gap tells a story worth understanding before you place a bet.
Check our top discrepancies page for the biggest current gaps between sportsbook and prediction-market prices across every World Cup match.