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How Does Euro 2024 Work?

There are six groups of four teams competing for the Henri Delaunay Cup.

Matches started on June 14, 2024, and will continue until the finals on July 14 in Berlin. The knockout stage begins June 29.

The qualifying games for Euro 2024 were held from March to November in 2023. The draw for the final tournament was held in December 2023.

Euro 2024 Futures Betting

Whenever the UEFA European Championships come around, many betting customers like to try and predict who will eventually be crowned champions. The outright winner betting market tends to be very competitive, and bettors will be able to get a tempting price for any team to triumph once the tournament ends.

For many bettors, the first step in identifying a winner is to create a shortlist of teams that they think can win Euro 2024.

Nations such as England, France and Germany are certainly worthy of consideration. Once you have narrowed down your search for a winner, you can then decide which Euro 2024 team appeals the most at the current prices.

Live Betting on Euro 2024

Yes, live betting is an option with many soccer fans now waiting for a match to kick off before placing bets on the action. This gives bettors the advantage of able to gauge the pattern of play and whether a particular side is dominating the match before deciding which way to bet.

Online sportsbooks will offer live betting on UEFA Euro 2024, and many of the markets on offer are the same as you’ll find before kick-off. 

The 1x2 market will be available until one team goes a few goals ahead, while you can also expect to find markets such as Next Team to Score, Over / Under Cards, Over / Under Goals and Next Player to Score.

Popular Euro 2024 Betting Markets

• Top Scorer Market: One thing we have seen in recent editions of this tournament is that a player’s chances of scoring the most goals in the European Championships depend on their respective nation going deep into the competition's latter stages. With that in mind, looking at the frontmen of the team or teams you expect to go far is a good place to start, before then taking time to understand which attackers are most likely to play regularly for the leading nations. After analyzing their respective paths to the final or at least latter stages, that additional information should help to pick a potential Golden Boot winner for Euro 2020. Consider who takes penalties and free kicks as this could go some way to deciding the outright winner.
• First Scorer: One of the most popular soccer betting options is the 'first scorer' market, where a prospective bettor can place a bet on the team and the individual player he thinks is going to score first in the match. The odds are better for the 'first scorer' market at Euro 2020 because there is a chance that anyone of 20 outfield players or even a substitute could be the first to score.
• Half Time/Full Time: Another popular betting market is the 'half-time/full-time' market, where you can place money on one team being ahead at half-time and the other at full time, or vice versa. Alternatively, the backer can gamble that one team will be ahead at both half and full time, or that it will be a draw at half-time and one of the teams will go on to win at full-time. Lastly, the bettor can wager that the score will be a draw both midway through and at the end of the game. If you expect that one of the sides might jump in to an early lead, this is definitely an option to consider and is a good way to find value in a particular fixture.
• Both Teams to Score: This is a particularly useful option given that just 24 teams will be taking part in Euro 2020. That is likely to see some very tight matches, but a knowledge of the defensive records of the two teams involved in a particular game will allow a bettor to make an informed decision on the “both teams to score” market. If a team has a good attack but a porous defense, it is a solid option to back “yes” in this market, while a stout defensive team going up against a poor attack is the time to opt for “no.”