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Who will win the 2026 FIFA World Cup?
Multi-outcome markets are prone to recency bias and home-field narrative. Base rates matter more than pre-tournament hype.
Key reasons
- Historical World Cup data shows host advantage, but 48-team format changes bracket dynamics
- Favourite-longshot bias inflates top teams
What could break this thesis
- Group draws, injuries, and the expanded format create more variance than previous tournaments
What this analysis does not cover
EdgeVisor breaks down favorite-longshot bias and compares implied probabilities across platforms.
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