World Cup betting odds in sports betting like Holland on Tuesday as they take on Uruguay in the semifinals.



The field is beginning to get pared down and the only the greatest of the greatest remain after nearly three weeks of World Cup betting event in sportsbook betting. The World Cup betting field has been narrowed down to only a few squads, all vying for the biggest prize in sports betting, after dozens of games, a handful of rotten calls by referees and non-stop symphony of vuvuzela blowing.

The final eight was riddled with expected soccer wagering powerhouses, as usual, but there have been also a handful of unpredicted squads that are still around and still have a prospect at bringing home a World Cup wagering title. It’s in fact pretty surprising how many of the less-favored squads got through to the semifinals, several for the 1st time in history, or at least in many years.

Uruguay got past Ghana while Holland removed favored Brazil in the quarterfinals. The Netherlands is a -160 favorite in World Cup odds to win Tuesday’s competition vs Uruguay that can be seen on ESPN.

World Cup wagering odds list Holland at -160, Uruguay at +490 and the Draw at +255. The total on the competition is two with the over at -130. Since Uruguay will be lacking striker Luis Suarez, who was suspended for this competition because of his handball against Ghana, they will be shorthanded on Tuesday. Top defender Jorge Fucile, who’s also suspended for this competition, also will not be playing for Uruguay.

Devoid of Suarez’s handball the squad would have lost to Ghana, so he truly was the hero for Uruguay. The squads were tied 1-1 after regulation time, therefore they went to extra time. In the final minute, Suarez kept a prospect out of the Uruguay goal using his hands and then Ghana striker Asamoah Gyan hit the crossbar with his penalty shot. Uruguay proceeded to win the competition 4-2 on penalty kicks.

The biggest problem for Holland may be a letdown. They’re coming off a pretty emotional win over Brazil and now they’ve got to avoid looking over a Uruguay squad lacking two of their biggest competitors. Uruguay still has Diego Forlan who’s a pretty dangerous striker and they will be enthusiastic to make the final. The Netherlands won all of their eight qualifying matches and now they’ve won all five of their World Cup matches. They should win this competition against Uruguay and make the final if they can avoid a letdown.

Recent World Cup odds history has seen only five squads involved in the final. Since 1982, Brazil, Argentina, France, Germany and Italy are the only five squads to have competed for the World Cup title. Since the winner of this competition between Uruguay and Holland will be in the final, there will be at least 1 new squad this year. There may be another newcomer if Spain beats Germany on Wednesday in the other semifinal. There will be a fresh World Cup winner this year if Holland and Spain both get their semifinals matches.


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