Oddsmakers

Oddsmakers have each of the elite foursome as an odds-on favorite to chalk up a win their matchups, but in a season that has unfolded as a weekly parade of wild upsets, even the lowliest clubs can't be overlooked.

Tip of the Day 2012

Oddsmakers have the Blues are as long as 22/1 to retain their title.

Tip of the Day 2011

European Pressphoto Agency Cesc Fabregas Oddsmakers consider the prospect of success on four fronts implausible, with odds as long as 175/1 still available for Arsenal to win all four trophies.

Tip of the Day 2011

Oddsmakers have Virginia Tech listed as the 13-point favorites.

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Oddsmakers aren't convinced either—Tottenham is as short as 2/7 to qualify for the next round.

Tip of the Day 2011

Others remain less convinced: Oddsmakers have England sixth in the list of likely winners, largely because no team has ever won the tournament after failing to win two of its first four games.

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Oddsmakers are convinced it will do so: Arsenal is a best-priced 2/13 with Unibet to win inside 90 minutes and a general 1/5 to qualify.

Tip of the Day 2011

Oddsmakers list Georgia Tech as a seven-point pick over Georgia.

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Oddsmakers have England as a heavy favorite, even with a 15-point handicap, and given that Scotland has conceded four tries against France, two against Wales and was lucky to ship just three to Ireland, it's worth backing England to cover at evens with Victor Chandler.

Tip of the Day 2011

Oddsmakers have Virginia Tech listed as the 13-point favorites.

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