Euro 2012 odds: Spain, Germany knotted as tourney favorites

With the group stage now out of the way at Euro 2012, Spain and Germany have established themselves as tournament favorites.

The two sides are currently pegged +200 to win the tournament, separating significantly from the rest of the pack.

The Euro 2012 tournament takes a break Wednesday before resuming play Thursday when the Czech Republic faces Portugal as a +400 underdog. Portugal is priced at -150 with the draw at +250.

Germany is pegged as a -330 favorite against Greece (+790) on Friday with the draw at +345.

Updated  EURO 2012 odds to win courtesy LVH Superbook:

SPAIN                   +200
GERMANY                 +200
ENGLAND                 +800
FRANCE                 +1000
ITALY                   +800
PORTUGAL                +700
CZECH REPUBLIC         +4000
GREECE                 +5000

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Posted by phatony
11 months ago

FORZA ITALIA
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Posted by sailorman1965
11 months ago

forza italia!!!! ITALY VS PORTUGAL
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Posted by BronxMush
11 months ago

How does a draw figure into the equation vb if its the.knockout rpund?? Isbit considered a.Draw.of.it goes.to PK's??
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Posted by Covers-Team
11 months ago

Yeah BronxMush, these odds are for 90 minutes betting, if the game goes to extra time or penalties, the game counts as a draw. C-T
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Posted by tmurda666
11 months ago

GREECE...
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Posted by sailorman1965
11 months ago

"forza italia!!!! ITALY VS PORTUGAL"

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