Women's World Cup 2023 Odds: Free Bets, Offers and Odds

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Women's World Cup 2023 Odds: Free Bets, Offers and Odds

IT'S all eyes on Australia and New Zealand for the next month as the Women's World Cup takes center stage.

There's a total of 64 games in this edition of the competition after the tournament was expanded from 24 up to 32 nations.

Women's World Cup: Top betting sites

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Women's World Cup betting preview

The soccer world heads Down Under this month for the Women's World Cup, where a bumper 32 teams will compete for the ultimate prize in the women's game.

Back-to-back winners the United States go into the competition as the outright and worthy favorites to make it three wins on the bounce.

They've won their last nine matches in all competitions, showing some red-hot form along the way - including conceding just ONCE in the last eight games.

Reigning European champions England are their chief threat for this one, though haven't really impressed in their warm-up matches.

Sarina Wiegman's side have looked short in attack in goalless displays against Australia and Portugal, after previously going on an incredible unbeaten run of 30 games prior to the defeat to the Matildas.

With a team full of Barcelona stars - the dominant side in European soccer - Spain are also in with a shot at decent odds.

And with France, Germany and Australia all not too far behind in the outright betting markets, it's set up to be an exciting competition.

Latest odds for the Women's World Cup

United States come into this as back-to-back winners.

And BetMGM, quite rightly, make them the outright favorites to win here. There's a few teams in the reckoning though and some big odds on offer.

Latest odds at time of writing from BetMGM:

  • USA 9/4
  • England 9/2
  • Spain 5/1
  • Germany 8/1
  • Australia 9/1
  • France 11/1
  • Sweden 20/1
  • Japan 25/1
  • Netherlands 25/1
  • Brazil 25/1
  • Canada 33/1

50/1 and bigger the rest.

Past five winners of Women's World Cup

  • 2019 - United States
  • 2015 - United States
  • 2011 - Japan
  • 2007 - Germany
  • 2003 - Germany

What is the best site to bet on Women's World Cup?

There are plenty of great betting sites that offer betting opportunities on the Women's World Cup.

Just make sure you take your time to evaluate the top sites mentioned above and shop around for the best odds on offer.

With some of the best odds, and a range of different markets and a sensational sign up offer, BetMGM is a very sound choice of betting site.

What bets can I place on the Women's World Cup?

There's a huge selection of betting options ahead of the competition's start.

Of course, you can bet on individual games - the end result, goalscorers and total amount of goals in those contests.

But there's then the opportunity to back some outright markets for the tournament as a whole.

For example, BetMGM allows you to bet on the tournament winner but also if a team was to reach the quarter or semi finals, too.

At bigger odds, you can also predict which two teams will meet in the showpiece final next month.

There's then the chance to back who you think will win each of the eight groups, plus who'll qualify from those groups to the second stage.

How to watch the Women's World Cup

Date: July 20-August 20

Venue: 10 stadiums across Australia and New Zealand

TV:

  • Fox has the English-language broadcast rights.
  • Telemundo will broadcast the Spanish-language coverage.

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