Are you betting and then want to have all leagues and even sports in sight? This is in truth impossible. Actually, there is only one system that works, and namely – we concentrate on very few leagues, the ones that we know very well. But whether it is worth it, and whether you can concentrate on the Bundesleague only, is doubtful.

Because in the top leagues there are also the bookies who would know things best, of course, because this is the biggest betting market. The minor leagues are not usually seen as strong or worthwhile.

Which team is the favorite in the Euro 2012?

Sports betting is of course also very popular when it comes to the European and World Championships. A question which most of us ask themselves is just naturally, of course, who will win the title in the end. This year, the speculations run at bwindotcom at a full swing, as Spain and Germany can afford to compete shoulder to shoulder at the top of the chart of the possible overall winners.

The Spaniards have already snapped up the title in both the 2008 European Championship and the 2010 World Cup in front of their very noses, and surely, of course, we wonder if they will do it for a third time, or if the German national team now is well prepared against the Southerners.

At the moment, the two teams are with 11/4 at number one. In the FIFA world rankings, the first planetary place is reserved for Spain. Currently, the Netherlands players are in third place. Whoever wants to put his money on the color of orange, expects a 7/1 chance at that. The Dutch, however, in a friendly against Bulgaria, suffered a defeat, which happened so shortly before the European Championships that the motivation can not really be at especially high level.

The Netherlands is ranked in fourth place in the FIFA world rankings, but the list would only apply to Europe, so they would also occupy the third place. The chances for Germany’s biggest competitors are therefore not so bad at all.

In the fourth place, the French have a 23/2 chance of winning. We can all remember the spectacular final game in the 2006 World Cup in which the Italian player Materazzi missed a head-butt played by Zidane. But in the World Cup two years ago, the performance of the French team was much weaker.

The team has changed since the change of their coach, and it looks very much as if the chances, among other things, also have greatly improved.

The odds and speculation change of course, but in the top, these six are to be considered – Spain, Germany, Holland, England, France and Italy. It will be exciting and we can only sit back and wait to see if our bets are to pay off in the end. On bwindotcom you can find the latest Euro 2012 odds for Germany and other national teams.