The Round of 32 rolls on Tuesday with another loaded slate, and there are plenty of ways to attack the betting board beyond the traditional markets.
These three Same Game Parlays combine some of the tournament's biggest stars with attractive value, leaning on favorable matchups and the latest World Cup odds to find plus-money returns.
From Erling Haaland and France's dynamic duo to a long-shot play in Mexico vs. Ecuador, here are my favorite World Cup picks in the SGP market today.
Also see: Our favorite World Cup moneyline parlay for June 30.
Best World Cup parlays for Tuesday, June 30
| Match | Picks | Odds |
|---|---|---|
 NORvs.  CIV |
Haaland Diallo |
+650 |
 FRAvs.  SWE |
Olise Mbappe |
+350 |
 MEXvs.  ECU |
Quinones Plata |
+2000 |
Norway vs Ivory Coast parlay: +650
Erling Haaland is the obvious starting point. Norway create chances consistently, and when they get into the box, the ball usually finds their No. 9.
On the other side, Amad Diallo gives Ivory Coast their best chance of answering back. He's their most dangerous one-on-one attacker and the player most capable of creating or finishing a big moment if the Elephants get on the scoresheet.
- Time: 1 p.m. ET
- Where to watch: FOX
Check out our full Norway vs. Ivory Coast predictions!
France vs Sweden parlay: +350
France have goals all over the pitch, but these are the two players I trust most. Mbappe is still the focal point of everything they do in the final third and is always a threat to score multiple goals.
Olise has quietly become just as important, drifting into dangerous spaces, getting shots away, and constantly arriving in good scoring positions. If France score a couple, there's a strong chance both are involved.
- Time: 5 p.m. ET
- Where to watch: FOX
Check our full France vs. Sweden predictions!
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Mexico vs Ecuador parlay: +2000
This has long-shot odds for a reason. Mexico and Ecuador could easily play out a cagey, low-scoring match. But if the game does open up, these are the two attackers I'd want backing.
Julian Quinones already has two goals in three matches this tournament and has given Mexico a real spark in the final third. His pace, direct running, and ability to beat defenders one-on-one make him one of El Tri's biggest scoring threats.
Plata is Ecuador's most dangerous attacking player, with the speed and creativity to turn one chance into a goal. If this match produces goals, these two are among the likeliest scorers.
- Time: 9 p.m. ET
- Where to watch: FOX
Check out our full Mexico vs. Ecuador predictions!
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