Sports fans in New Zealand are expected to place a record-breaking number of bets on the upcoming FIFA Women’s World Cup, according to an online casino directory. The tournament, jointly hosted by New Zealand and Australia, will take place in July and August. NZCasinoClub.com predicts that the rise in popularity of women’s football and the fact that the US team is facing tough competition for the FIFA 2023 Women’s World Cup winner status will increase interest and betting. Although the US team is the favourite to win, with odds at +275, England’s Lionesses are close contenders at +350 and some experts believe they could topple the USWNT.
The tournament will involve 32 countries divided into eight different groups, with teams playing games in New Zealand and Australia. The final will take place on August 20th at Stadium Australia in Sydney. Betting experts believe that the tournament will generate a substantial amount of interest and bets, surpassing the NZD $160 million placed on the last FIFA Women’s World Cup in 2019.
NZCasinoClub.com is an online directory of trusted casino sites, where players can place bets securely. The directory evaluates every casino site featured, ensuring their safety and fairness for players. Experts on the team help simplify the process of comparing gambling sites and finding the right one for each player. The spokesman for NZCasinoClub.com emphasized that their priority is the players, not the gambling sites.
“We have more than 20 years of experience in the gambling sector, which we use to help our players make the right decisions when they are choosing where to play. Our expert advice is unbiased as we assess every site on strict criteria. Our lists are updated daily by our team. We are not afraid to report the good and the bad in gambling sites. Safety and fairness are our priority,” said the spokesman.
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