World Cup 2022

World Cup 2022 Betting Tips

This page contains all of my World Cup 2022 Betting Tips, featuring games from the qualifiers, right through until the tournament’s finals in Qatar in November-December 2022.

Betting tips will include coverage of World Cup qualifiers from England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales, as well as defending champions France, European Champions Italy, South American-Copa America champions Argentina, plus the likes of Brazil, Uruguay, Ghana, Cameroon, Algeria and plenty of others.

I’ll also be looking at the World Cup 2022 odds for qualifying from each of the FIFA continental confederations from time to time, with particular focus on UEFA and CONMEBOL, but also CAF, CONCACAF and AFC.

The World Cup 2022 winner odds will also be an interesting one to keep track of. Brazil and France are likely to go to Qatar as the tournament favourites, but the odds on England to win World Cup 2022 are also likely to be relatively short as they line-up as one of the top 4-5 favourites with the bookmakers.

World Cup 2022 Winner Odds

Before a ball was kicked in qualification for the 2022 World Cup, it was defending champions France and five-time winners Brazil that led the way with the bookmakers in the World Cup 2022 winner odds. Each were priced between 5/1 and 6/1, depending on your bookmaker, and it seems unlikely that those odds would change much ahead of the tournament finals in Qatar.

England and Spain feature next in the World Cup 2022 odds with Gareth Southgate’s men priced at around 8/1 following runs to the semi finals of the 2018 World Cup and final of the 2020 European Championships. La Roja are similarly priced after they narrowly lost out in a penalty shoot out to Italy at the semi finals stages of the most recent European Championships.

Some lively outsiders in the World Cup 2022 winner odds include Denmark at odds of 50/1 – they were many people’s dark horses of the Euros and impressed during their run to the latter stages – Croatia at 60/1 – another side that did well at the recent Euros, although it remains to be seen whether key player Luka Modric will be involved 18 months on – and USA at odds of 100/1 – the Americans now have a plethora of players scattered around Europe’s elite leagues and clubs and could cause an upset or two against some of football’s more traditional big names.

How can I find World Cup 2022 betting tips?

All of my World Cup 2022 betting tips will be posted on this page. You’ll be able to find them in the match previews and outright winner previews above.

In the match previews I’ll be looking at the World Cup 2022 odds that are focussed around markets such as shots, shots on target, bookings and corners, so that you can use them to build your own World Cup 2022 Bet Builders. For the outright previews the focus will be on World Cup 2022 winners odds, which will include odds on England to win World Cup 2022, betting on whether they will qualify for the finals, and also which players will make Gareth Southgate’s squad for the finals.

Free World Cup 2022 betting tips

All of my World Cup 2022 betting tips will be completely free and available to anyone that visits my website. I don’t charge for the betting tips that I post on social media or on my website.

What I do ask is that you understand that not all of my bets can be winners. I do the best I can with the information available and try to pick out World Cup 2022 odds that I believe represent good value. Some will win, some will lose. My aim is to put in as much time for research as I can, share that information with my followers, and that hopefully gives you the opportunity to make a better informed decision before placing your bets.

World Cup 2022 Details

The FIFA World Cup 2022 will take place in norther hemisphere’s winter time for the first time since the tournament’s inception in 1930. This is due to the climate in the host country of Qatar where it would be too hot to host the tournament in the summer months.

The tournament will take place from 21 November 2021 to 18 December 2021, with eight stadiums being built specifically for the tournament including two in Doha and three in Al Rayyan.

32 teams from 5 or 6 confederations will go to Qatar to contest the 22^nd running of the FIFA World Cup.