'There are some group-stage games where you might not even be able to play the favorite on this market.' 'The three-way moneyline market in the Women’s World Cup is vastly different than in the men’s edition, simply because the talent discrepancies between the teams are much wider,' DeBonis said. Women’s National Team throttled overmatched Thailand 13-0. But let’s be real, folks: There’s no chance of that happening.Ī perfect example came in the 2019 Women’s World Cup. In that instance, a tie in the USA-Vietnam game is +3200 - meaning a $100 bet would net $3,200. To win a mere $10, it’d take an $800 bet. That means to win just $1, a bettor would have to put down $80. For example, in its June 21 opener against Vietnam, Team USA is a monster favorite, at -8000 or more, depending on where you shop. In the Women’s World Cup, the talent gap between the top teams and the bottom teams is much larger than in the men’s tournament. However, you don’t want to get too carried away with the discrepancy. 'The closest matchups tend to have the draw priced between +185 and +225, so the times when it would be advantageous would actually be when a greater chalk-underdog discrepancy is in play.' 'The draw on the three-way line hits at about a rate of 24%, which is an implied line of +317,' DeBonis explained. A game ending in a tie is a draw.Īnd there can be some value to betting on the Draw A moneyline bet can be made on either team or on Draw. Bettors can wager on what the result will be after 90 minutes plus injury time. For those unfamiliar, most sportsbooks offer three-way betting on World Cup games and soccer in general.

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