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Every World Cup match, 3-way (home win, draw, away win) with the single best price on each outcome and which book has it, across every major US sportsbook plus Kalshi, Polymarket, and ProphetX. Tap a price to open it in the Line Shop.
Odds from the latest scan: July 24, 9:01 PM ET. The live board updates every minute during the beta; the free board refreshes hourly.
The 2026 World Cup runs June 11 through the final on July 19. An empty board during the tournament means no matches in the next few days (rest days between rounds). After July 19 the tournament is over; club soccer returns with MLS in late July and the Champions League in September.
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The 2026 World Cup is a 3-way market, and with the whole betting world watching, the best price on a home win, draw, or away win is often split between sportsbooks and the prediction exchanges. The Odds Gap compares every World Cup match across the major US books plus Kalshi, Polymarket, and ProphetX and flags the top number on each outcome.
Each match card flags the single best fee-adjusted price on the home win, the draw, and the away win at the latest scan, hourly on the free board and every minute on Live Beta. Exchange prices from Kalshi, Polymarket, and ProphetX include trading fees, so a flagged exchange price is directly comparable to a sportsbook line.
The 2026 tournament runs June 11 through the final on July 19, hosted across the US, Mexico, and Canada, with the expanded 48-team format producing matches nearly every day. Prices move hard on lineup news, so the flagged book on an outcome often changes between morning and kickoff.
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Every sportsbook sets its own prices. On the same World Cup game, one book might post a side at -105 while another has it at -118. That difference is not noise: over a season of bets, taking the better number on every wager is often the difference between a winning and losing record. The Odds Gap scans 18 US sportsbooks plus the Kalshi, Polymarket, and ProphetX exchanges every minute on the live board and flags where the best price sits on each line.
Each card is one upcoming World Cup match. Soccer is a 3-way market, so there are three outcomes: the home win, the draw, and the away win. Each chip shows the single best price available on that outcome and which book has it. Tap a price to open the full board in the Line Shop, where you can see every book's number on the match.
Unlike most US sports, a soccer match can end level after 90 minutes, so the moneyline has three prices instead of two: one team to win, the other team to win, or the draw. The three implied probabilities add up to roughly 100% plus the book's margin. Taking the best available number on whichever outcome you back is the one edge a recreational bettor reliably controls, which is exactly what this page compares.
The best price moves match to match and outcome to outcome, so this page flags whichever book or exchange leads on the home win, draw, and away win.
Major US sportsbooks list World Cup matches, and the prediction exchanges Kalshi, Polymarket, and ProphetX often price them too, all compared here.
Yes. Soccer is a 3-way market, so every match shows the best price on the home win, the draw, and the away win.
Deeper reading: our methodology and the blog, including who actually has the best odds.