Looking for the best World Cup Price Boosts today? This page is updated daily with the latest enhanced odds from some of the biggest bookmakers in the UK. Below you will find an array of super boosts that we feel represent value on Tuesday.
Price boosts can offer significantly bigger odds than the standard market, giving punters the chance to secure extra value on World Cup matches, outright betting and player specials. We’ll track the best World Cup Price Boosts from bookmakers such as Sky Bet, BOYLESports, Betfred, Paddy Power, Betfair and LiveScoreBet throughout the tournament, highlighting the biggest enhancements available each day.
Sky Bet – Erling Haaland anytime goalscorer – 1/1
Was: 1/2
Now: 1/1
Erling Haaland needs no introduction, and his Norway side get their campaign underway against Iraq. Haaland is 1/2 in the anytime scorer market, but Sky Bet have Super Boosted his price out to even money on Tuesday.
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Betfred – Kylian Mbappe to score or assist – 1/1
Was: 1/2
Now: 1/1
France face Senegal in their first game at the tournament, with the action getting underway at 8:00pm (BST) in New York. Betfred have enhanced the price of Mbappe to score or assist from 1/2, all the way out to 1/1. A boost well worth taking in our opinion.
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William Hill – France to score in the first half – 1/1
Was: 4/7
Now: 1/1
William Hill are back with another Super Boost, and this time they’ve enhanced France to score in the first half. Les Belus are one of the favourites to go all the way and lift the trophy and will be keen to make a fast start against Senegal on Tuesday.
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Paddy Power – Kylian Mbappe to have 2 or more shots on target and Michael Olise to have 1 or more shots on target – 2/1
Michael Olise has had a phenomenal campaign with Bayern Munich and Paddy Power have included him in their Super Boost on Tuesday. Kylian Mbappe to have 2 or more shots on target and Michael Olise to have 1 or more shots on target are the selections, with an enhancement out to 2/1.
Was: 1/1
Now: 2/1
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What are World Cup Price Boosts?
World Cup Price Boosts are enhanced odds offered by bookmakers on selected betting markets during the tournament.
Rather than taking the standard market price, bookmakers increase the odds on specific selections for a limited period. These can include match results, goalscorer bets, player specials, accumulators and outright markets.
Because boosted prices often provide better value than the standard odds available elsewhere, they are among the most popular promotions during major football tournaments.
Are World Cup Price Boosts worth backing?
Price boosts can offer excellent value when compared to the original odds, particularly during major tournaments where bookmakers compete heavily for customers.
However, a boosted price does not guarantee a winning bet. It’s always worth comparing the enhanced odds against the wider market before placing a wager.
