FIFA World Cup

Jordan +1 (+103) refunds on a one-goal loss. 

Jordan +1 is a margin-and-protection ticket: Algeria can win the match and still not beat your number. The whole bet lives in that one-goal band where the favorite’s win isn’t enough to turn it into a loss.

If Jordan wins or the match ends in a Draw, the ticket is a full win; if Jordan loses by exactly one goal, the ticket is a push/refund; if Jordan loses by two or more goals, the ticket is a full loss in 90 minutes plus stoppage time.

Senegal +0.25 (+100) still pays half on a Draw. 

Senegal +0.25 is a quarter-goal position that pays you for landing on level—useful when the Draw is the pressure point in this price range. You’re not buying a full Draw cushion like +0.5; you’re buying partial protection while keeping full upside if Senegal wins.

If Senegal wins, the ticket is a full win; if the match ends in a Draw, the ticket is a half-win; if Senegal loses by any margin, the ticket is a full loss in 90 minutes plus stoppage time.

Iraq +2.75 (-108) keeps a three-goal loss from becoming a full loss. 

Iraq +2.75 is built for bettors who want the favorite to do more than just win big-ish. The number keeps the three-goal band from being a clean defeat, so France has to stretch the margin into the next tier before the ticket fully breaks.

Austria +1 (-107) refunds on a one-goal loss.  

Austria +1 is a margin bet with built-in protection: Argentina can win the match and still not beat your ticket unless they add a second goal. That’s the whole job of +1 here—own the one-goal band and force the favorite to separate on the scoreboard.

If Austria wins or the match ends in a Draw, the ticket is a full win; if Austria loses by exactly one goal, the ticket is a push/refund; if Austria loses by two or more goals, the ticket is a full loss in 90 minutes plus stoppage time.

New Zealand +1 (-115) refunds on a one-goal loss. 

New Zealand +1 (-115) is a protection-first number: Egypt can win the match and still not beat your ticket if the margin stays to a single goal.

If New Zealand wins or the match ends in a Draw, the ticket is a full win; if New Zealand loses by exactly one goal, the ticket is a push/refund; if New Zealand loses by two or more goals, the ticket is a full loss in 90 minutes plus stoppage time.

Iran +1.25 (-101) still pays half on a one-goal loss. 

Iran +1.25 (-101) is a quarter-line built for the gap between Belgium winning by one and Belgium winning by two. It’s not asking you to fade Belgium outright; it’s asking Belgium to do more than just win by a single goal to punish your ticket.

If Iran wins or the match ends in a Draw, the ticket is a full win; if Iran loses by exactly one goal, the ticket is a half-win; if Iran loses by two or more goals, the ticket is a full loss in 90 minutes plus stoppage time.

Cape Verde +1.25 (-119) still pays half on a one-goal loss. 

Cape Verde +1.25 (-119) is a margin bet that lives on the gap between Uruguay winning by one and Uruguay winning by two. The number is doing one job: a one-goal Uruguay win isn’t enough to punish you the way the market often mentally buckets it with bigger wins.

Tunisia +1 (-106) protects you against a narrow Japan win.

Japan may deserve to be favored, but this ticket is not asking Tunisia to be the better team. It is asking Japan to win by enough. With +1, the key scoreline is simple: 1-0 Japan does not beat you — it only refunds the ticket.

Curaçao +2.25 (-112) gives you protection across the one- and two-goal bands.

Ecuador can be better and still not do enough to beat this ticket cleanly. The bet is not asking Curaçao to win the match. It is asking Ecuador to avoid turning a favorite role into a three-goal result.

Do not lump a one-goal loss and a two-goal loss together as “a cover” or “a loss.” This quarter line keeps both bands alive while still letting you cash on the best outcomes.

Ivory Coast +1 (+111) is a bet against Germany winning by margin.

Germany can be the better side and still fail to beat this number. This is not a bet that Ivory Coast are better on paper — it is a bet that Germany may not separate enough to turn superiority into a two-goal result.