World Cup 2026 · 11 June to 19 July · USA, Canada, Mexico
Live odds on every group stage match, the corner read on each game and a clear price you can act on. One page, refreshed every hour, built for the first 48 team World Cup.
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The 2026 FIFA World Cup runs from 11 June to 19 July 2026 across the United States, Canada and Mexico. It is the first 48 team World Cup, with 104 matches. corneredge.bet tracks live odds on 72 group stage matches and refreshes them every hour. The opening match is Mexico against South Africa on 11 June. The shortest priced favourite in the group stage is Germany at 1.05, and the market expects the most goals in Germany against Curaçao.
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The 2026 World Cup is the biggest in history. Forty eight teams, one hundred and four matches, three host nations and thirty nine days of football from 11 June to 19 July. That is a lot of ground for a bettor to cover, so this page does the covering. Every group stage match sits below with a live price, ready to filter and sort however you want to read it.
Corners are what we do. Sportsbooks open corner markets closer to each kickoff, so the corner line lands on a match the moment it is priced, and we move the strongest corner bets to the top as the tournament nears. Until then, the goals, both teams to score and match result markets are already live on every game.
Read straight from the live market and refreshed every hour. No opinions, just where the money is leaning right now.
Opening match
Mexico v South Africa
Biggest favourite
Germany
Most goals expected
Germany v Curaçao
Most likely both score
Netherlands v Japan
Tightest group game
South Korea v Czech Republic
Cagiest on the board
Ivory Coast v Ecuador
All 72 group stage matches we currently track. Filter by day or country, or sort to surface the best bets. Updates instantly, no page reload.
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The corner angle in plain English. Why some games run hot and others tighten up, and how we read the line on each match.
When one side is a clear favourite, the stronger team spends most of the match camped in the opponent half. That means waves of attacks, blocks, deflections and corners. The most reliable corner overs at a World Cup come from these group stage mismatches, which is why the biggest favourites filter is a useful starting point.
Knockout matches reward caution. Both sides sit deeper, take fewer risks and wait for a goal to force the game open. Corner lines drop a touch and overs miss more often in the early stages of a knockout round. Look for the second half, where the game has to open up.
Sportsbooks usually open corner markets one or two days before each match, not weeks in advance. The hub checks the live market every hour, so the corner line appears on a game the moment it is priced. Until then, the goals, both teams to score and match result markets are already live on every card.
Each match page builds a corner read from rolling team corner form, the opponent corner record and the model fair price. The full method, including how confidence is scored, lives on the methodology page.
The World Cup is the one month a year sportsbooks spend real money to win new accounts, and the offers get loud. Most of the noise is not worth your deposit. These are the three books worth opening for a 2026 run, judged on the only things that matter once the football starts: the price on each game, how deep the markets go and how fast the money lands back in your wallet.
Best price on the board
Widest outright market
Built for accumulators
Read the full World Cup sportsbook ranking, scored on a transparent rubric →
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