FIFA Club World Cup Betting Odds

The FIFA Club World Cup has emerged as an annual tournament since 2000, with the subsequent editions to be hosted in Saudi Arabia thanks to a sponsorship agreement. Nineteen editions of the competition have been played so far, with Real Madrid as the most successful team in history.
 
Preceded by the Intercontinental Cup, also known as the FIFA Club World Championship Toyota Cup, it has evolved into a highly competitive tournament over the years. As some of the best teams gear up to compete for glory in Saudi Arabia, it promises to continue to be a tournament filled with quality and competitive football.
   
Betting on the FIFA Club World Cup odds is an exciting way to expand your soccer fandom internationally and take part in the excitement of this highly competitive league. Take the time to do your research on the teams and all the available FIFA Club World Cup betting lines options. Many top-class professional domestic soccer leagues operate all around the globe. This may initially seem overwhelming in terms of drilling down and finding the best betting options. That is why BetPhoenix has put together a definitive guide to the top world leagues for soccer betting odds for you.

Placing your FIFA Club World Cup Bets with BetPhoenix.ag can be a lucrative and exciting venture, especially if you dedicate some time to doing your research. This guide is one of the many helpful resources that BetPhoenix provides to help you take full advantage of the variety of FIFA Club World Cup Bets available and increase your chances of winning.

What is the FIFA Club World Cup?

The FIFA World Cup, organized by FIFA Fédération Internationale de Football Association, is one of the biggest sporting spectacles at a club level. Football leagues have grown rapidly in the last few decades, becoming the face of football in modern times. FIFA capitalized on this trend by introducing the FIFA Club World Cup in 2000, featuring some of the top clubs from six different confederations: AFC, CAF, CONCACAF, CONMEBOL, OFC, and UEFA. 

The idea of a global club football tournament traces back to the late 19th century, with the first attempts in 1887 and 1895 when English and Scottish champions clashed. Other club competitions gained traction in the early 20th century, like the Sir Thomas Lipton Trophy in 1909 and 1911, the Copa Rio in Brazil and the 'Pequeña Copa del Mundo' organized in Venezuela in the 1950s, and the emergence of the Intercontinental Cup in 1960, contested between European and South American champions. 

A pivotal figure in FIFA's history, Stanley Rous played an important role in the cause of a Club World Cup. His engagement in the 1930 Coupe des Nations, advocacy for the Copa Rio, and support of the International Soccer League laid the groundwork for the tournament. Rous proposed the expansion of the Intercontinental Cup into a truly global event in 1967, but resistance from UEFA slowed progress.

The modern conception of the FIFA Club World Cup began to take shape in 1993 when AC Milan's president, Silvio Berlusconi, presented the idea to FIFA. Brazil was chosen to host the inaugural competition in 1999, later postponed to 2000. The tournament featured eight teams, including powerhouses like Corinthians, Vasco da Gama, Manchester United, and Real Madrid.

The 2001 edition of the tournament, intended to be the second installment, was canceled due to financial difficulties, leading to a hiatus that lasted until 2005, when the event resumed. The tournament underwent format changes in 2005, featuring only the six reigning continental champions.

The existing format involves a knockout competition featuring champions from major football club tournaments worldwide, including the AFC Champions League, CAF Champions League, CONCACAF Champions League, CONMEBOL Libertadores, OFC Champions League, UEFA Champions League, and the national champions of the host nation. This setup marks a unique occasion where clubs compete across continents.

However, a significant shift is on the horizon starting in 2025. FIFA plans to expand the tournament to accommodate 32 teams instead of the current eight to create a more expansive and competitive event. It will serve as a prelude to the 2026 FIFA World Cup and is expected to elevate the Club World Cup's global significance.

How to Bet on the FIFA Club World Cup

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FIFA Club World Cup Point Spread

The FIFA Club World Cup Point Spreads bets, similarly to other major sports like football, baseball, and basketball, are based on a handicapped margin of victory established on a projected game result. If a FIFA Club World Cup betting lines show a point spread of 1.5 for an upcoming game, the favorite team (-1.5) must win by at least two goals for your bet to be a winner, while betting on the underdog (+1.5) can lose by one goal, tie the game or win outright for your bet to be a win. The .5 fraction is used to avoid a push in the wagers.

This is an example of a FIFA Club World Cup Point Spread, as you would find it listed in BetPhoenix:

• Team - Points Spread Odds
• Real Madrid -1.5
• Al-Hilal +1.5

In this case, the -1.5 points spread indicates that Real Madrid is the favorite to win by a margin of two goals against Al-Hilal. Conversely, Al-Hilal is the underdog and can lose by a margin of less than two goals. These are the likely results of this bet:

• Real Madrid wins by two or more goals: Real Madrid bettors win.
• Real Madrid wins by one goal: Al-Hilal bettors win.
• The game is a draw/tie: Al-Hilal bettors win.
• Al-Hilal wins the game: Al-Hilal bettors win.

FIFA Club World Cup Moneyline

Italy's Serie A Moneyline is always the most straightforward betting option. Your pick reflects who you expect to be the outright winner of the game. A negative odds value indicates the favorite, while a positive value indicates an underdog. FIFA Club World Cup Moneyline uses a $100 base American odds system, in which larger numbers indicate a stronger favorite or weaker underdog.

The two-way FIFA Club World Cup Moneyline, in which the FIFA Club World Cup betting lines are focused on either one of the two sides winning, removing the impact of a tie or draw, in which case the bet would be a push. There is also a three-way FIFA Club World Cup Moneyline, in which the FIFA Club World Cup betting lines offer odds values for the home team winning, the visitor team winning, or the match ending in a draw or tie.

This is an example of a Two-Way FIFA Club World Cup Moneyline, as you would find it listed in BetPhoenix:

• Team - Moneyline
• Real Madrid -210
• Al-Hilal +160

In this case, if you bet to win $100 on Real Madrid -210, as favorites, you would need to risk $210, while betting $100 on Al-Hilal +160 as an underdog, you would receive $160 if Al-Hilal wins the game. If the match ends in a tie, the wager would be a push, which means the bet is voided and refunded.

This is an example of a Three-Way FIFA Club World Cup Moneyline, as you would find it listed in BetPhoenix:

• Team - Moneyline
• Real Madrid -180
• Draw +350
• Al-Hilal +275

In this case, if you bet to win $100 on Real Madrid -180 as favorites, you would need to risk $180. Betting $100 on the draw +350, you would receive $350 if the game ends in a tie. And betting $100 on Al-Hilal +275 as an underdog, you would receive $275 if Al-Hilal wins the game.

At BetPhoenix, our FIFA Club World Cup odds will give you the best available Moneyline prices and the tightest point spread odds offered by any sportsbook.

FIFA Club World Cup Over/Under Totals

The FIFA Club World Cup Totals bet is based on a projected final score that includes both teams, independently on which side wins. FIFA Club World Cup Totals are represented in an Over/Under set, where you can pick if you expect this result to be over or under this estimated line.

This is an example of an FIFA Club World Cup Over/Under Totals as you would find it listed in BetPhoenix:

• FIFA Club World Cup Totals – Real Madrid vs. Al-Hilal
• Total: 2.5
• Over odds: -300
• Under odds: +240

In this case, the FIFA Club World Cup Over/Under of 2.5 means that if the match ends with a combined score of three or more goals, the Over wins; if the total score is two or less, the Under wins. If you bet to win $100 on the Over -300, you would need to risk $300 and win if the game ends with 3 goals or more. Betting $100 on the Under +240, you would receive $240 if the game ends with 2 goals or less.

FIFA Club World Cup Parlays

FIFA Club World Cup Parlay is a wager type in which two or more FIFA Club World Cup betting lines are combined to form a single wager with a considerably higher payout. However, all selected FIFA Club World Cup betting lines must win for the parlay wager to win. You can combine point spreads, moneylines, over/under totals, and other wagers. You can also combine favorites and underdogs. The more bets you add to your FIFA Club World Cup parlay, the odds multiply accordingly in your favor.

Using the example, a two-line FIFA Club World Cup Parlay could be as follows:

• Real Madrid -180
• Real Madrid vs. Al-Hilal Total: Under 2.5 +240

By combining the Real Madrid Moneyline -180 and Total Under 2.5 +240 for the Real Madrid vs. Al-Hilal game on a 2-team parlay risking $100, the combined odds would be +429 with a payout for this parlay of $528.90, about 5 times your bet, instead of risking $100 to bet on each separately.

FIFA Club World Cup Prop Bets

FIFA Club World Cup prop bets are one of the most exciting ways to bet on the outcome of the games. The most popular German Bundesliga Prop Bets include many possibilities. Team prop bets include lines to bet on which team will score first, how many shots on goal will be made, how many corner kicks will occur, how many cards will be sanctioned, and a long etcetera. Player props bets include who will score a goal during the game, who will score the first goal of the match, who will score multiple goals, how many shots on goal a player will make, etc.

Take the time to check all available props on Betphoenix.ag, and you'll find many attractive options to increase your betting repertoire.

Which Teams Have Won the Most FIFA Club World Cup Titles?

In the 19 editions of the FIFA Club World Cup, 11 clubs have earned this prestigious title. Real Madrid leads with five championships, followed by FC Barcelona with three titles, Bayern Munich and Corinthians with 2 cups each, and seven clubs with one each: AC Milan, Chelsea, Inter Milan, Internacional Porto Alegre, Liverpool, Manchester United and São Paulo.
 
Here you'll find the list of the FIFA Club World Cup champions:

• 2022 - Real Madrid  
• 2021 - Chelsea  
• 2020 - Bayern Munich  
• 2019 - Liverpool  
• 2018 - Real Madrid  
• 2017 - Real Madrid  
• 2016 - Real Madrid  
• 2015 - FC Barcelona  
• 2014 - Real Madrid  
• 2013 - Bayern Munich  
• 2012 - Corinthians  
• 2011 - FC Barcelona  
• 2010 - Inter Milan  
• 2009 - FC Barcelona  
• 2008 - Manchester United  
• 2007 - AC Milan  
• 2006 - Internacional  
• 2005 - São Paulo  
• 2000 - Corinthians  

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