2010 FIFA World Cup in Africa

The 2010 World Cup is coming up and it’s going to be the biggest event in Europe. As Foot Ball is the biggest and most watched event in the world and we at Ladbrokes know how important the World Cup is. Event with such importance, land brokers know information, tips, updates, world cup betting odds and payouts available to you.

South Africa is going to host this great event of the 2010 FIFA World Cup and it will be the mecca for all sporting events. The tournament will take place over the course of 4 weeks from June 11 to July 11. You will have 10 chances to win big through world cup betting.

South Africa will be one of thirty-two vying for football’s most coveted award, the Jules Rimet Trophy!
At this time, the qualifiers are taking place between more than 200 nations hoping for a chance to play in the final. Once this phase is complete, the 200 qualifying nations are divided into 6 groups:

-Africa
-Asian
– Europe
-South America
– North and Central America and the Caribbean
-Oceania

Ladbrokes gives you free bet offers for these 6 groups which are then divided into multiple regional groups and will compete against each other for the top seed and runner-up in each group. This process will be repeated until completing the number of teams required by division to compete in the final stage for the title.

All bets on FIFA 2010 at the moment tend to favor the obvious choices, such as defending champions and three-time winners Italy, as well as seven-time champions and typical World Cup betting favorite Brazil. Whoever it is, one thing is for sure, it will be exciting to watch and bet on the world cup.

The different headquarters of FIFA are: –

– Soccer City Stadium, Johannesburg
– Green Point Stadium, Cape Town
– Moses Mobidha Stadium, Durban
– Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg
– Loftus Versfeld Stadium, Pretoria
– N. Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth
– Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein
– Mbombela Stadium, Nelspruit
– Peter Mokaba Stadium, Polokwane
So you have 10 chances to bet on FIFA.