Wales vs Belgium Betting Odds | WC Qualification Match

Wales and Belgium meet on Monday, 13th October, in the UEFA qualification match for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The match kicks off at 19:45 BST at the Cardiff City Stadium.

The Group J teams currently have 10 points each. Belgium ranks higher at the second spot, though, because they have played one match less than Wales. Both Wales and Belgium will be eagerly looking to collect vital points in this match to progress to the next round of the qualification.

If you are interested in betting on this fixture, we give you the Wales vs Belgium betting odds and common markets below.

Wales vs Belgium Betting Odds

Belgium leads the UEFA head-to-head record against Wales. In their 18 matches, Belgium won eight, Wales won five, and five ended in a draw. However, Wales has the home advantage, so bettors should closely watch the latest odds.

7bet offers competitive odds for all UEFA World Cup Qualification matches, including this fixture.

1X2 Odds Betting Odds

The 1X2 betting market is the most popular and easy-to-understand option in football betting. It offers three possible outcomes:

• 1: Home team (Wales) to win
• X: Match to end in a draw
• 2: Away team (Belgium) to win

Looking at the Wales vs Belgium betting odds, the odds are 7/2 for Wales, 11/4 for a draw, and 9/13 for Belgium. These numbers represent the potential payout for each outcome. So, a correct bet on Wales at 7/2 odds pays £7 profit for every £2 wagered. A draw with 11/4 odds will return £11 profit for every £4, and a successful bet on Belgium at 9/13 odds pays £9 profit for every £13. With each win, your original stake is also returned.

So, how to decide which bet brings the best value? First, look at whether the odds are long or short. Short odds (lower payout) indicate a higher likelihood of winning, while long odds (higher payout) signal a less likely result. A team with shorter odds is considered a favourite, and the one with long odds is viewed as an underdog. Next, carefully analyse both teams’ recent form and any key injuries or suspensions. These factors can shift the odds quickly.

Double Chance Odds

The Double Chance betting market is low-risk compared to 1X2, as it allows you to cover two outcomes instead of one:

• 1X: Wales wins or the match ends in a draw (the bet loses if Belgium wins).
• X2: Draw or Belgium wins (the bet loses if Wales wins).
• 12: Either team wins (the bet loses if the match ends in a draw).

This market is a safer choice for cautious bettors or if you are unsure of which team to back. Also, if both teams appear to be evenly matched in their form, you can choose this market to reduce risk. However, bettors should note that the potential payout in Double Chance is lower compared to 1X2. The odds are shorter in this market, which means a smaller profit. Consider this market in an accumulator bet.

 Before betting, review both teams’ recent form and consistency. Wales recorded 5 wins, 2 draws, and 3 losses in their last 10 matches, while Belgium managed 4 wins, 4 losses, and 2 draws in the same period.

Handicap Betting Odds

Handicaps balance the bets when both teams appear to be mismatched in strength. For example, if a top-tier team plays an underdog, the odds would clearly favour the strong team. However, with a handicap bet, you can award a virtual head start to the weaker team by giving them extra points. The same number of points is subtracted from the stronger team’s final goal tally.

Handicaps can be applied to any fixture where you want to give your team an advantage or bet on them to overcome a disadvantage. For example, if you select a -0.75 handicap for Wales, they will need to win the match with a two-goal margin to overcome the gap. A win of 1–0 will be calculated as 0.25–0.75 after adjusting the handicap, meaning bets on Wales lose even if they win the match. With a 2-goal difference like 2–0, Wales will be able to overcome the handicap (1.25–0.75).

Similarly, you can award a positive or negative handicap to Belgium. Your bet wins or loses based on how the final score gets adjusted after applying the handicap. So, be careful when selecting the handicaps and keep the goal difference in mind.

Both Teams to Score (BTTS) Odds

In this market, bettors have to predict whether both sides will score during the match. You can choose “Yes” if you think each team will find the net at least once, or “No” if you expect that one or both teams won’t score.

BTTS Yes bets win as long as the score is at least 1–1. The final winner or score doesn’t matter here. As long as both teams score, your bet wins. On the other hand, “No” bets win if the final score has a zero in like 0–1, 1–0, 0–0, etc.

When looking at the Wales vs Belgium odds in this market, consider how many times both teams kept a clean sheet (where the opponent couldn’t score). In their last 10 matches, Wales kept four clean sheets and Belgium kept three.

Goal Total (Over/Under) Odds

Bet on how many goals will be scored in the match. For example, if you bet that over 2.5 goals will be scored, your wager wins if the combined goal tally is three or higher. So, any score like 2–1, 2–2, or 3–0 wins.

Similarly, if you bet Under 2.5, the final combined goals should be two or lower. Scores like 0–1, 0–0, or 2–0 will win in this bet.

In their last 10 matches, Belgium scored an average of 2.4 goals per match, and Wales averaged 1.8. This brings their combined average total to 4.2. Use this data to minimize your risk in this market.

Correct Score Odds

Bettors have to predict the exact final score of the match in this bet. You are free to choose any combination of scores ranging from zero to plus five goals. This can be a risky wager, as predicting a precise score is difficult. Bet only small amounts in this market to minimize your risk.

Please note that the odds are accurate as of the publishing time of the article. Make sure to check the latest odds before placing a bet.

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