Home of football statistics and historyFootball punters will be in their element this summer, with the 2024 European Championship in Germany offering them a wealth of betting opportunities.
New bettors will be eager to access first deposit bonus offers to boost their bankroll, while existing customers can take advantage of numerous Euro 2024 promotions.
Read on as we look at the latest outright betting for the tournament, before identifying four standout bets punters should make this summer.
Euro 2024 outright odds
- England – 31/10
- France – 19/5
- Germany – 27/5
- Spain – 8/1
- Portugal – 8/1
- Italy – 14/1
- Netherlands – 16/1
- Belgium – 16/1
- Croatia – 40/1
- Denmark – 40/1
- Turkey – 50/1
- Switzerland – 66/1
- Serbia – 80/1
- Austria – 80/1
- Hungary – 80/1
- Ukraine – 100/1
- Czechia – 100/1
- Poland – 100/1
- Scotland – 100/1
- Romania – 200/1
- Slovenia – 200/1
- Georgia – 500/1
- Slovakia – 500/1
- Albania – 500/1
Euro 2024 best bets
Mbappe to be the top goalscorer
Kylian Mbappe was the star of the show for France at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, netting eight goals to pip Argentina playmaker Lionel Messi to the Golden Boot award.
He can be backed at odds of 5/1 to finish at the top goalscorer in Germany and that looks decent value given that France are fancied to win the tournament.
Mbappe was in fine form for Paris Saint-Germain this season, netting 27 goals in 29 appearances to help the club win another Ligue 1 title.
He also bagged nine goals in eight Euro 2024 qualifiers and is a good bet to continue his stellar form when the tournament gets underway this summer.
Italy to progress to the quarter-finals
Italy deservedly claimed the 2020 title by defeating England on penalties, but have been written off by most pundits as potential winners in Germany.
They were inconsistent during the qualifying phase and only booked a place in the tournament courtesy of their superior head-to-head record against Ukraine.
While it would be a brave move to back Italy to retain the title, they are strongly fancied at odds of 11/10 to at least make the quarter-finals.
They have landed in a tricky group alongside Spain, Croatia and Albania, but are expected to navigate their way through to the knockout stage.
Big guns fancied to dominate their groups
Germany, France, Belgium and Portugal are among the favourites to lift the trophy and should all make deep runs in the tournament.
The hosts are impossible to oppose in Group A, while France only have the Netherlands to worry about in their quest to win Group D.
Belgium and Portugal are banker bets to claim top spot in Group E and F respectively, completing what looks to be a tasty 9/2 four-fold.
England and Spain are the favourites to win their groups, but both teams should be avoided as they face some tricky opponents in the opening phase.
France worth backing to win the title
Online bookmakers appear to have made a serious misstep by making England the favourites to end their long wait to win a second international title.
The Three Lions have not lifted a major trophy since the 1966 World Cup and make zero appeal from a betting perspective to emerge victorious in Germany.
By contrast, France are impossible to ignore at odds of 19/5 given the ease with which they qualified and the strength in depth in their squad.
Their back-up options would give most teams in the tournament a run for their money and France look a good bet to win the Euro title for the third time.
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