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FIFA World Cup Betting

The World Cup is the most important competition in international soccer and is organised by FIFA (Federation International de Football Association), the sport's governing body.

The tournament takes place every four years. The previous tournament was held in 2010 in South Africa and Spain won the World Cup. For 2014, the tournament returns to the country with with the best World Cup record, winner of five FIFA World Cup Finals, and home to some of the greatest players to ever set foot on a football pitch, Brazil.

The 2014 FIFA World Cup will be the 20th FIFA World Cup, an international tournament for football, that is scheduled to take place in 2011 in Brazil.

Brief History of the Tournament

The first European Football Championships was held in 1960. Only 4 teams took part in the finals which were held in France. Since then the European Football Championships tournament grew to the 16 team format we will see in Austria-Switzerland during Euro 2008. The tournament was originally called the European Nations Cup and changed it's name in 1968.

Betting on the World Cup

World 2014 promises to be one of the more exciting competitions in recent memory, featuring many of the top teams in the world.

Betting on the Moneyline

Betting on soccer is a little different from betting on other sports. Moneyline wagers have three outcomes: You can pick either of the two teams to win, or you can pick a draw. Remember, if you do not pick a draw and the game ends in a tie, you will lose your wager.

Game Time Frame

All games are official for wagering purposes after 40 minutes of the second half have been completed. Unless otherwise specified, the score at the end of regulation play - that is, 90 minutes plus injury time - will be used when settling all wagers. Any results from extra time, golden goals or penalty shootouts are not included.

FIFA World Cup Top Goalscorer

Gerd Muller, who scored 14 goals for (West) Germany in the 1970 and 1974 tournaments currently tops the World Cup scoring charts.

FIFA World Cup Most Goals in One Match

12 Goals - Austria vs Switzerland - 7:5 (1954)
11 Goals - Brazil vs Poland - 6:5 (1938)
11 Goals - Hungary vs West Germany - 8:3 (1954)
11 Goals - Hungary vs El Salvador - 10:1 (1982)
10 Goals - France vs Paraguay (1958) 7-5 (1958)

Oldest Player to Win a World Cup

Dino Zoff of Italy.

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