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Jerry Bo: 2018 Russia World Cup Knockouts -- 16 teams with 16 Dreams
Jun 29, 2018, 7:29 am
We are down to 16 for the World Cup. @FIFAWorldCup verified Twitter account
After a wild two weeks to kick off the FIFA 2018 World Cup, we made it out of the group stages alive. The start of the tournament killed of many bankrolls and had touts going back to the drawing boards to save their customers. Let’s keep building!
The Final numbers after the group stage:
Favorites 28-11-9 straight up
Over/Under 23-22-3
The number that sticks out here is how even the totals ended. This comes as a surprise after the terrible start for over bettors.
Updated Odds To Win
Brazil +350
Spain +450
Belgium +600
England +750
France +850
Croatia +1000
Argentina +1200
Portugal +2200
Uruguay +2200
Colombia +2200
Switzerland +3300
Mexico +5000
Russia +6000
Sweden +7000
Denmark +8000
Japan +15000
Something we have to keep in mind here when betting futures is the path of the team one is backing. If the team you're thinking about is on the "Death" side of the bracket, you might be better off rolling over money line bets all the way until the final.
The action starts back up Saturday with two beautiful matches, no more ties, make sure when you make your wagers you are aware if its in 90 minutes or to advance.
Saturday, June 30
France vs. Argentina - 10 a.m. ET
France +157 -.5 +147
Argentina +254
Draw +201
Over 2
Under 2 (-110)
Advance Odds:
France -145
Argentina +125
Uruguay vs. Portugal - 1 p.m. ET
Uruguay +187 PK -112
Portugal +201 PK -103
Draw +196
Over 2
Under 2 (-128)
Advance Odds:
Uruguay -120
Portugal +100
Sunday, July 1
Spain vs. Russia -9 a.m. ET
Spain -168 -1 +115
Russia +630
Draw +291
Over 2.5
Under 2.5 (-132)
Team to Advance Odds:
Spain -340
Russia +280
Croatia vs. Denmark - 1 p.m. ET
Croatia -115
Denmark +444
Draw +221
Over 2
Under 2 (-120)
Team to Advance Odds:
Croatia -236
Denmark +190
Monday, July 2
Brazil vs. Mexico -9 a.m. ET
Brazil -189 -1 -116
Mexico +687
Draw +321
Over 2.5
Under 2.5 (-120)
Advance odds:
Brazil -400
Mexico +320
Belgium vs. Japan -1 p.m. ET
Belgium -243 -1 -149
Japan +906
Draw +371
Over 2.5
Under 2.5 (-110)
Advance Odds:
Belgium -570
Japan +435
Tuesday, July 3
Sweden vs. Switzerland -10 a.m. ET
Sweden +220 PK -125
Switzerland +171 PK +110
Draw +197
Over 2
Under 2 (-121)
Advance odds:
Sweden +105
Switzerland -125
Colombia vs. England -1 p.m. ET
Colombia +317 +.5 -125
England +113
Draw +223
Over 2
Under 2 (-111)
Advance odds:
Colombia +155
England -175
Plays
France vs. Argentina
Over 2 MAX
France Advance MAX
France Team Total Over 1 MAX
I love all 3 as MAX plays, pick and choose which you like.
Uruguay vs. Portugal
Under 2 2U
Spain vs. Russia
Spain ML MAX
Spain Team Total Over 1.5 MAX
Denmark vs Croatia
Under 2 1U
Mexico vs Brazil
Brazil Team Total Over 1.5 3U
Mexico Team Total Over .5 3U
Japan vs Belgium
Belgium -1 MAX
People Parlays, we hit our last couple 3 and 4 ways
To advance
Parlay 3U -110
Spain
Belgium
Brazil
To advance
Parlay 1U +630
Spain
Belgium
France
Uruguay
France
Croatia
Parlay 1U
Uruguay Under 2
Spain TT over 1.5
France Team total Over 1
Belgium -1
Good Luck everyone!
I have a few MAX on the same games, pick your spots.
For any questions or comments reach me @JerryBoKnowz on Twitter.
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Key moment
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Key Stat
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