Victor Chandler Sets Odds For World Cup

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The question on everybody's lips at Victor Chandler is "who is going to win the World Cup 2010?" Now that the Quarter Finals are here, the betting is getting exciting at bookmaker, Victor Chandler.

Victor Chandler has set Brazil as the 9/4 favorites for the July 11 game, following their top class performance against Chile on Monday night. Holland may give Chile a run for their money in the quarter finals when they meet on Friday afternoon and the bookmaker has set the odds for the Netherlands at 7/1.

Victor Chandler has set the odds on Brazil beating Holland when they meet for the quarter finals at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. You can back Brazil at 20/21 that they will progress to the semi-finals. On the other hand, if you think that Holland has a chance at winning, you can back them to win the quarter final game with odds of 14/5.

Greenpoint Stadium in Cape Town promises to have the crowd on its feet when it hosts the quarter final game between Argentina and Germany on Saturday afternoon. Maradona and his Argentinean team can be bet on at 13/10 that they will win their fifth game on the spin. On the other hand, if you prefer the odds on Germany of 23/10, you may choose to go that way.

Joachim Loew and his team crushed England on Sunday, ending the game at 4-1. After that game they look pretty convincing to go through to the next round. However, Lionel Messi and Gonzalo Higuain will need to be stopped from scoring. Messi is available to score the first goal on Saturday at 4/1 and to score at any time during the game at 5/4. Messi has yet to score a goal during the 2010 World Cup. Higuain is a different story however. He is leading the scoring charts and Victor Chandler has set the Real Madrid forward at 5/1 to set his Argentinean team on their way to the quarter finals.

Victor Chandler is one of the leaders in the betting and gaming industry. Their experience says a lot with them launching their company as far back as 1946. The company aims to cater to an international audience and their offices in Gibraltar, the UK, Ireland and the Far East help in that regard. The company is licensed and regulated by the Government of Gibraltar.

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