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From Dark Horses to Dominance: The Sportsblock World Cup Story So Far

64 contestants entered the Sportsblock World Cup contest and to date it's been a rollercoaster of a leaderboard.

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The early success of a few of the dark horses meant that those players who had bucked the trend with their selections were sitting pretty while groups A, B and C played out but gradually the favorites began to find their form.

Only 200 points seperate the top 30 contestants so it's still very much all to play for as we head into later stages of the tournament.

Below is an analysis of who has got what left as we enter the round of 36

Which elimanted teams were the most popular picks?

48 teams entered World Cup 2026 but only 32 remain as we head into the knockout rounds.

Of the 16 that are on a flight home, these are the sides that appeared in most team selections.

Nation No of Users Selected by
Turkey 56
Uruguay 42
Czechia 41
New Zealand 13
Scotland 19
South Korea 9
Tunisia 8
Saudi Arabia 6
Iran 3
Panama 3
Uzbekistan 3
Jordan 3
Qatar 2
Haiti 1
Curacao 1
Iraq 1

The elimation of most of these sides is perhaps not very surprising, 7 of 16 were in pot 4 i.e. the lowest seed in their group while a further 6 were in pot 3.

However there are a few notable exceptions. Uruguay are the highest ranked team (pot 2) to go out with the likes of South Korea and Iran also pot 2 sides.

No pot 1 side, i.e. the top seed, was eliminated during the group stage.

Who is in the strongest position going into the knockout rounds?

All of the 64 contestants have lost between 2 and 5 of their original picks.

The table below also includes the aggregate total of the multipliers for the teams remaining for each player i.e. the sum of the integers between 1 and 16 less those multipliers already eliminated.

Everyone started with 16 teams and an aggregrate multiplier of 136. As you can see the 2 best performing sides both in terms of their current position on the leaderboard and how they enter the knockout rounds have lost just 2 teams and multiplier power of 6 (both lost their x2 and x4 teams).

Elsewhere it's a real mixed bag. Some players currently sitting within the top 10 on the leader board have lost both a higher than average number of teams and some significant multipliers.

@blockhchainfpl for example are 6th overall but ranked 50th in regards this specific metric.

By contrast @maxi01 are 62nd overall, over 500 points off the lead but they have taken 14 of their teams through and maintained the bulk of their high multipliers suggesting they'll be able to move up the table this coming week.

|User |Current Rank |Current Points |Teams Left |Aggregate Multiplier |Eliminated Teams | |- |- |-|- |-|-| |@rajpootg |1 |1797 |14 |130 |Turkey,Czechia | |@valentin86 |2 |1771 |14 |130 |Turkey,Czechia | |@daverick |4 |1726 |14 |126 |New Zealand,Turkey | |@workingdad |23 |1601 |14 |125 |Turkey,Czechia | |@maxi01 |62 |1293 |14 |125 |Turkey,Czechia | |@gwajnberg |7 |1700 |14 |122 |Turkey,Uruguay | |@agcoeficiente10 |16 |1640 |13 |131 |Uruguay,Panama,Turkey | |@shebe |17 |1633 |13 |125 |Uruguay,Turkey,Czechia | |@davideownzall |21 |1624 |13 |125 |Scotland,Turkey,Czechia | |@besheda |20 |1626 |13 |124 |Uruguay,Turkey,Czechia | |@gen-quimba |26 |1586 |13 |124 |Uruguay,Turkey,Czechia | |@jaki01 |15 |1641 |13 |123 |Scotland,Turkey,Czechia | |@alexgg |34 |1570 |13 |123 |Qatar,Turkey,Czechia | |@sportsgeek |24 |1597 |13 |123 |Uruguay,Turkey,Czechia | |@notsportscenter |8 |1681 |13 |122 |Uruguay,Scotland,Turkey | |@tortangkahoy |36 |1564 |13 |121 |Scotland,New Zealand,Turkey | |@shitsignals |47 |1508 |13 |119 |Uruguay,Scotland,Turkey | |@thirdson |22 |1609 |13 |116 |Jordan,Turkey,Czechia | |@uwelang |18 |1628 |12 |124 |Uruguay,Scotland,Turkey,Czechia | |@talesfrmthecrypt |9 |1667 |12 |123 |Turkey,Uruguay,Czechia,Uzbekistan | |@r1c4rd0 |32 |1578 |12 |123 |Uruguay,Czechia,Uzbekistan,Turkey | |@acidyo |27 |1584 |12 |122 |Uruguay,Iran,Scotland,Turkey | |@deniskj |10 |1665 |12 |121 |Tunisia,Turkey,Uruguay,Czechia | |@nupulse |55 |1479 |12 |121 |Iran,Tunisia,Turkey,New Zealand | |@mephiko |31 |1579 |12 |120 |Turkey,Uruguay,Scotland,Czechia | |@wildlifelover |45 |1515 |12 |120 |Uruguay,Scotland,Jordan,Turkey | |@leemah1 |50 |1490 |12 |120 |Uruguay,Scotland,Turkey,Czechia | |@paleshelter |64 |1172 |12 |120 |Czechia,Turkey,Uruguay,Tunisia | |@zusi78 |29 |1581 |12 |119 |Uruguay,Saudi Arabia,Turkey,Czechia | |@tengolotodo |25 |1594 |12 |119 |Uruguay,Scotland,Turkey,Czechia | |@reiseamateur |44 |1517 |12 |119 |Czechia,Uruguay,Panama,Turkey | |@emeka4 |63 |1232 |12 |119 |Scotland,Uruguay,Turkey,Tunisia | |@niallon11 |40 |1550 |12 |118 |Uruguay,Scotland,Turkey,Czechia | |@fullcoverbetting |13 |1644 |12 |118 |Uruguay,Scotland,Turkey,Czechia | |@onemanonewrite |48 |1498 |12 |118 |Turkey,Czechia,New Zealand,Tunisia | |@livinguktaiwan |46 |1513 |12 |118 |South Korea,Turkey,Czechia,Tunisia | |@vempromundo |56 |1430 |12 |118 |South Korea,Uruguay,Panama,Turkey | |@ace108 |53 |1480 |12 |117 |Saudi Arabia,Uruguay,Scotland,Turkey | |@twicejoy-sports |34 |1570 |12 |117 |Uruguay,Scotland,Turkey,Czechia | |@lazzvi |33 |1575 |12 |117 |Uruguay,Saudi Arabia,Turkey,Czechia | |@longganisan |53 |1480 |12 |116 |South Korea,Panama,Turkey,Czechia | |@doombot75 |38 |1557 |12 |116 |Uruguay,Scotland,New Zealand,Turkey | |@mondoshawan |27 |1584 |12 |115 |Czechia,South Korea,Turkey,Tunisia | |@teofilex11 |5 |1715 |12 |114 |Uruguay,Scotland,Turkey,Czechia | |@oskarl21 |18 |1628 |12 |114 |Scotland,Uruguay,Saudi Arabia,New Zealand | |@jmehta |60 |1387 |12 |114 |South Korea,Uruguay,Scotland,Saudi Arabia | |@danideuder |11 |1663 |12 |113 |Uruguay,South Korea,Turkey,Czechia | |@chris-uk |3 |1761 |12 |112 |Scotland,Turkey,Czechia,Saudi Arabia | |@racibo |29 |1581 |12 |112 |Czechia,Turkey,Uruguay,Scotland | |@blockchainfpl |6 |1713 |12 |111 |Uruguay,Scotland,Turkey,Czechia | |@friendlymoose |42 |1522 |11 |117 |Uruguay,South Korea,Tunisia,Turkey,Czechia | |@kobold-djawa |43 |1518 |11 |115 |South Korea,Czechia,Scotland,Turkey,Tunisia | |@caspermoeller89 |52 |1488 |11 |115 |Scotland,Czechia,Iraq,Tunisia,Turkey | |@tobywalter |51 |1489 |11 |115 |Tunisia,New Zealand,Turkey,Scotland,Czechia | |@kennybot |61 |1370 |11 |115 |Uruguay,Panama,Scotland,New Zealand,Curacao | |@kingsleyy |14 |1643 |11 |114 |Scotland,New Zealand,Jordan,Turkey,Czechia | |@risingstargame |12 |1646 |11 |114 |Uruguay,Scotland,New Zealand,Turkey,Czechia | |@blanchy |59 |1392 |11 |114 |Uruguay,Tunisia,Turkey,Scotland,Czechia | |@x-rain |41 |1534 |11 |113 |Uruguay,Tunisia,Uzbekistan,Turkey,Czechia | |@hatdogsensei |57 |1413 |11 |113 |Scotland,Czechia,Turkey,New Zealand,Tunisia | |@sperosamuel15 |39 |1551 |11 |113 |Uruguay,Tunisia,Turkey,Czechia,Scotland | |@palomap3 |49 |1497 |11 |113 |Uruguay,Scotland,New Zealand,Turkey,Saudi Arabia | |@treefrognada |58 |1404 |11 |112 |Uruguay,Tunisia,Turkey,Czechia,Scotland | |@louis.random |37 |1563 |11 |111 |Scotland,Haiti,Czechia,Turkey,Tunisia |

Of course, we are still quite early doors in the tournament! Only a third of the teams have been elimanted and most of those weren't popular/impactful as far as multipliers go.

The above table is a good guide for who heads into the knockout stages in good shape but ultimately, if your top picks can go deep into the tournament then you're still in with a shout of collecting some big points.

The fixtures that matter

The great part about the knockout format we now enter is that every single fixture has something riding on it for most users.

In fact, many users will find their selected teams going head to head. On the glass half full side of things, that guarantees one of your picks to progress. If you're more a glass half empty type of person you'll know that it also means you're guranteed to lose a team.

Of the round of 32 matches these 3 fixtures feature nations that are both very popular

Brazil vs Japan Germany vs Paraguay France vs Sweden

By contrast, these 3 fixtures have some true differentials with the Netherlands, USA and Cape Verde not popular picks

Netherlands vs Morocco USA vs Bosnia Argentina vs Cape Verde

Below is a full analysis of the first 4 fixtures of the round of 32, I'll release the others later in the week.

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The opening game of the round of 32 sees a couple of contestants who have gone big on Canada and to date, have benefited from their less conventional pick.

You'd back the joint hosts to beat South Africa who are a more popular pick but generally with a lower multiplier attached to them.

|Selected South Africa |Multipler |Selected Canada|Multiplier |Selected both|Multipliers| |- |- |-|- |-|-| |@paleshelter |11 |@tortangkahoy |15 |@hatdogsensei |6, 14 | |@ace108 |9 |@longganisan |14 | | | |@sperosamuel15 |8 | | | | | |@palomap3 |8 | | | | | |@treefrognada |8 | | | | | |@chris-uk |7 | | | | | |@onemanonewrite |6 | | | | | |@nupulse |6 | | | | | |@valentin86 |5 | | | | | |@agcoeficiente10 |3 | | | | | |@alexgg |3 | | | | | |@risingstargame |3 | | | | | |@louis.random |3 | | | | | |@reiseamateur |3 | | | | | |@niallon11 |2 | | | | | |@thirdson |2 | | | | | |@mondoshawan |1 | | | | | |@caspermoeller89 |1 | | | | | |@friendlymoose |1 | | | | |


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This one has the makings of a classic. The individual brilliance of the Brazilians versus the collective ability of the Japanese.

Japan certainly have the talent to put the 5 times champions out of the tournament but do they have the belief?

There's plenty riding on this game from the SB World Cup contest point of view with a good number of players picking Brazil as one of their high multipliers while Japan too have some strong backing.

Another 9 Hivians have picked both these teams!

|Selected Brazil |Multipler |Selected Japan|Multiplier |Selected both|Multipliers| |- |- |-|- |-|-| |@besheda |16 |@treefrognada |15 |@paleshelter |2,8 | |@mondoshawan |16 |@tortangkahoy |13 |@uwelang |14,9 | |@x-rain |16 |@danideuder |12 |@kobold-djawa |14,9 | |@lazzvi |16 |@fullcoverbetting |12 |@valentin86 |14,11 | |@jmehta |16 |@doombot75 |12 |@thirdson |14,11 | |@tobywalter |16 |@livinguktaiwan |12 |@gwajnberg |13,8 | |@mephiko |15 |@gen-quimba |11 |@blockchainfpl |13,12 | |@niallon11 |15 |@sportsgeek |11 |@alexgg |13,10 | |@ace108 |15 |@rajpootg |10 |@maxi01 |1,7 | |@workingdad |15 |@jaki01 |10 | | | |@nupulse |15 |@agcoeficiente10 |10 | | | |@vempromundo |15 |@wildlifelover |10 | | | |@oskarl21 |14 |@daverick |9 | | | |@louis.random |14 |@longganisan |9 | | | |@reiseamateur |14 |@kingsleyy |9 | | | |@notsportscenter |13 |@hatdogsensei |8 | | | |@twicejoy-sports |11 |@davideownzall |7 | | | | | |@tengolotodo |7 | | | | | |@onemanonewrite |7 | | | | | |@shitsignals |7 | | |


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Another game where the underdogs have greater backing than the favourites. However, if Paraguay were to prevail then this would be a really significant scalp with a good number of Hivians banking on the Germans going deep into this contest.

Plenty of contestants have picked both these sides but again, the weighting of the multipliers which without exception is in Germany's favours shows that for most, it's the European side that they want to see go through.

|Selected Germany |Multipler |Selected Paraguay|Multiplier |Selected both|Multipliers| |- |- |-|- |-|-| |@louis.random |15 |@maxi01 |14 |@risingstargame |16,6 | |@blockchainfpl |14 |@paleshelter |12 |@x-rain |15,6 | |@chris-uk |14 |@kennybot |10 |@danideuder |15,5 | |@r1c4rd0 |14 |@vempromundo |8 |@racibo |15,5 | |@doombot75 |14 |@gen-quimba |7 |@kobold-djawa |15,5 | |@onemanonewrite |14 |@wildlifelover |7 |@reiseamateur |15,2 | |@nupulse |13 |@blanchy |7 |@palomap3 |14,6 | | | |@tortangkahoy |6 |@sportsgeek |14,5 | | | |@uwelang |6 |@mondoshawan |14,3 | | | |@daverick |6 |@livinguktaiwan |14,3 | | | |@longganisan |6 |@oskarl21 |13,7 | | | |@kingsleyy |6 |@mephiko |13,6 | | | |@lazzvi |6 |@shebe |13,6 | | | |@acidyo |5 |@ace108 |13,6 | | | |@shitsignals |5 |@rajpootg |13,5 | | | |@besheda |4 |@talesfrmthecrypt |13,3 | | | |@gwajnberg |3 |@thirdson |10,9 | | | |@treefrognada |3 | | | | | |@jaki01 |2 | | | | | |@workingdad |1 | | |


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This one is a fascinating match. Morocco have been well back by the commuunity in this World Cup and with good reason as the African champions came through a group containing Brazil unbeaten.

The Dutch too took 7 points from their opening 3 games and might have had more support had they not have found themselves in pot 1.

Should they fall here, they'd be the first pot 1 side out of the contest. If they succeed then they'll take out a good number of picks, including many at the higher end of the spectrum.

@teofilex11 know they will lose either their x13 or x11 pick at the end of this game...

|Selected Netherland |Multipler |Selected Morocco|Multiplier |Selected both|Multipliers| |- |- |-|- |-|-| |@treefrognada |14 |@thirdson |13 |@lazzvi |13 , 4 | |@friendlymoose |13 |@blanchy |13 |@teofilex11 |13 , 11 | |@emeka4 |4 |@rajpootg |12 | | | | | |@r1c4rd0 |12 | | | | | |@alexgg |12 | | | | | |@twicejoy-sports |12 | | | | | |@danideuder |11 | | | | | |@shebe |11 | | | | | |@notsportscenter |11 | | | | | |@besheda |11 | | | | | |@gwajnberg |10 | | | | | |@uwelang |10 | | | | | |@daverick |10 | | | | | |@nupulse |10 | | | | | |@sperosamuel15 |10 | | | | | |@valentin86 |9 | | | | | |@jaki01 |9 | | | | | |@racibo |9 | | | | | |@tengolotodo |9 | | | | | |@blockchainfpl |8 | | | | | |@chris-uk |8 | | | | | |@talesfrmthecrypt |8 | | | | | |@livinguktaiwan |8 | | | | | |@deniskj |7 | | | | | |@mondoshawan |6 | | | | | |@workingdad |5 | | | | | |@tobywalter |5 | | | | | |@caspermoeller89 |4 | | |


Comments · 20

  • Belgium v Senegal

    No major support for either of these teams in SB World Cup Contest.

    Belgium, of course, found themselves in Pot A and so have been overlooked by most in favour of other 'big names'. There is also the sense that their 'Golden Generation' has now become their 'Grey Generation' with a number of their star players either retired or past their best.

    Senegal were crowned African champions until they weren't and again, maybe there is a feeling that they aren't quite the side that they once were.

    Both these sides failed to win either of their opening 2 games (Senegal lost both of theirs) and relied on big wins in their final matches of the group stage to get this far. One of them will stagger into the round of 16 in the hope that they are peaking at the right time.

    |Selected Belgium|Multipler |Selected Senegal|Multiplier |Selected both|Multipliers| |- |- |-|- |-|-| |@leemah1 |15 |@maxi01 |12 |@doombot75 |15|9 | |@caspermoeller89 |13 |@thirdson |12 | | | |@reiseamateur |12 |@kingsleyy |11 | | | | | |@chris-uk |10 | | | | | |@shebe |10 | | | | | |@deniskj |9 | | | | | |@wildlifelover |9 | | | | | |@x-rain |9 | | | | | |@mephiko |8 | | | | | |@emeka4 |7 | | | | | |@racibo |7 | | | | | |@tobywalter |4 | | | | | |@ace108 |3 | | | | | |@mondoshawan |2 | | | | | |@zusi78 |10 | | |

  • According to the Hive community, this is the most one-sided fixture of the Round of 32.

    In all of the other games, even the supposed underdogs have been given backing by at least a couple of contestants but the 9 users who have gone for DR Congo have all used a multiplier of x5 or less versus England who are backed at a minimum of x10.

    England have hardly been convincing in their last couple of games, labouring to a point against Ghana before eventually seeing off a Panama sides that finished with no goals and no points in the tournament.

    Both those sides sat deep and England struggled to break them down. DR Congo will undoubtedly do something similar while looking to exploit some sizeable gaps at the back. England were fortunate not to concede a penalty versus Ghana during a break away before Panama had a goal disallowed for off-side from a similar situation. The blue print for how to beat this England side has been established.

    Big European nations seem to be dropping like flies this week. Will it be England's turn today?

    A game in Mexico against the joint-hosts awaits the winner of this one.

    |Selected England |Multipler |Selected DR Congo |Multiplier |Selected both|Multipliers| |- |- |-|- |-|-| |@caspermoeller89 |16 |@thirdson |4 |@deniskj |13|1 | |@kennybot |16 |@twicejoy-sports |3 |@kingsleyy |12|5 | |@shitsignals |16 |@jmehta |2 | | | |@treefrognada |16 |@tobywalter |2 | | | |@r1c4rd0 |15 |@danideuder |1 | | | |@shebe |15 |@gwajnberg |1 | | | |@sportsgeek |15 |@leemah1 |1 | | | |@alexgg |14 | | | | | |@besheda |14 | | | | | |@blanchy |14 | | | | | |@davideownzall |14 | | | | | |@fullcoverbetting |14 | | | | | |@gen-quimba |14 | | | | | |@jaki01 |14 | | | | | |@risingstargame |14 | | | | | |@wildlifelover |14 | | | | | |@workingdad |14 | | | | | |@acidyo |13 | | | | | |@chris-uk |13 | | | | | |@daverick |13 | | | | | |@hatdogsensei |13 | | | | | |@kobold-djawa |13 | | | | | |@mondoshawan |13 | | | | | |@palomap3 |13 | | | | | |@tengolotodo |13 | | | | | |@sperosamuel15 |12 | | | | | |@livinguktaiwan |10 | | | | |

  • @jaki01(77)· 57d

    Hi, @talesfrmthecrypt, you are part of the Sportsblock team, right?

    Maybe you (or anybody else from the team?) can help me to find a complete history of all my placed bets?

    For example recently I placed 25 Medals on a draw in the game Germany against Paraguay. The bet was shown as "pending" but now, after I won, seems to have disappeared. Just to have a very basic betting history would be great.

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    We go from having seen a few matches that feature hugely popular picks across the community to this one, a fixture where fewer than a quarter of contestants have backed either team.

    With Mexico having played 3, won 3, the 4 players who did pick them must be cock-a-hoop. However, this is likely to be their sternist test of the tournament so far against a very well drilled Ecuador team.

    Mexico have home support on their side and usually benefit over their opponents with the 2000m altitude of the Azteca - Ecuador play their home matches at 2800m above sea level so no problem for them on that front.

    I doubt that this will be a classic football match but it could be a very tense and passionate affair in front of 80k very noisy Mexicans.

    |Selected Mexico |Multipler |Selected Ecuador |Multiplier |Selected both|Multipliers| |- |- |-|- |-|-| |@longganisan |15 |@jmehta |12 |@kennybot |14|7 | |@r1c4rd0 |13 |@blanchy |11 |@treefrognada |10|1 | | | |@vempromundo |10 | | | | | |@x-rain |10 | | | | | |@livinguktaiwan |9 | | | | | |@nupulse |9 | | | | | |@gen-quimba |8 | | | | | |@louis.random |8 | | | | | |@hatdogsensei |7 | | | | | |@caspermoeller89 |3 | | | | | |@tobywalter |3 | | |

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    In SB World Cup contest terms, they don't come any bigger than this!

    Every single contestant has skin in the game for France v Sweden with a significant number of users going for both nations..

    Understandably for those who have picked both, all but 3 users have given France a higher multiplier and so the majority will be supporting Le Bleu in this one.

    That being said, Sweden have been appointed a multiplier of x8 or higher by 14 users so their elimination, should it come to pass, would have a decent impact on a good chunk of contestants.

    If France overcome the Swedish then they'll go on to meet the giant killers Paraguay in the last 16. I was looking forward to them facing Germany in that game but then again seeing the old enemy lose on penalties was pure schadenfreude

    |Selected France |Multipler |Selected Sweden|Multiplier |Selected both|Multipliers| |- |- |-|- |-|-| |@kingsleyy |14 |@kobold-djawa |12 |@paleshelter |4|13 | |@sperosamuel15 |14 |@lazzvi |8 |@maxi01 |3|9 | |@louis.random |13 |@treefrognada |7 |@emeka4 |3|11 | |@tobywalter |13 |@livinguktaiwan |5 |@blockchainfpl |16|7 | | | |@palomap3 |5 |@deniskj |16|5 | | | |@r1c4rd0 |4 |@gen-quimba |16|5 | | | |@nupulse |4 |@gwajnberg |16|4 | | | |@reiseamateur |4 |@danideuder |16|4 | | | |@leemah1 |4 |@fullcoverbetting |16|4 | | | |@thirdson |3 |@wildlifelover |16|4 | | | |@hatdogsensei |3 |@vempromundo |16|4 | | | |@kennybot |3 |@rajpootg |16|3 | | | |@longganisan |2 |@racibo |16|3 | | | |@doombot75 |2 |@niallon11 |16|10 | | | |@workingdad |2 |@mephiko |16|1 | | | | | |@shebe |16|1 | | | | | |@acidyo |16|1 | | | | | |@agcoeficiente10 |15|9 | | | | | |@mondoshawan |15|9 | | | | | |@zusi78 |15|7 | | | | | |@jaki01 |15|6 | | | | | |@talesfrmthecrypt |15|5 | | | | | |@alexgg |15|5 | | | | | |@friendlymoose |15|5 | | | | | |@chris-uk |15|4 | | | | | |@uwelang |15|4 | | | | | |@daverick |15|4 | | | | | |@teofilex11 |15|3 | | | | | |@valentin86 |15|3 | | | | | |@besheda |15|3 | | | | | |@onemanonewrite |15|3 | | | | | |@twicejoy-sports |15|2 | | | | | |@oskarl21 |15|12 | | | | | |@risingstargame |15|12 | | | | | |@davideownzall |15|11 | | | | | |@ace108 |14|8 | | | | | |@notsportscenter |14|7 | | | | | |@tengolotodo |14|6 | | | | | |@shitsignals |14|4 | | | | | |@caspermoeller89 |14|11 | | | | | |@jmehta |13|9 | | | | | |@sportsgeek |13|3 | | | | | |@x-rain |13|3 | | | | | |@blanchy |12|6 | | | | | |@tortangkahoy |12|4 |

  • The knockout stage is where tournaments are really decided—dark horses either fizzle or announce themselves to the world. This is very competitive with such a small gap between the top 30. Sportsblock is a great idea for sports fans; it is a blockchain rewards platform that mixes sports analytics!

  • @uwelang(79)· 58d

    Ddi i not even pick my own country - that might have been a mistake :-)

  • @blanchy(75)· 58d

    Great post @talesfrmthecrypt . It's been an interesting contest so far.

  • @tortangkahoy(56)· 59d

    36th place looks not very good for me

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    It's perhaps easier to list the contestants who don't have a stake in the outcome of this fixture - there are only 6 of them!

    For most, these 2 sides make up mid-level multipliers although there is still a clear preference for Norway and their talismanic striker Erling Haaland.

    Ivory Coast have a few stars of their own, perhaps none less so than Yan Diomande, a player that seems to have been courted by every major club in Europe in recent months - this could be the stage where he truly announces himself.

    An Ivorian victory would do a decent amount of damage to the 20 or so contestants that have backed Norway as their 'dark horse' pick.

    |Selected Ivory Coast |Multipler |Selected Norway|Multiplier |Selected both|Multipliers| |- |- |-|- |-|-| |@racibo |14 |@acidyo |12 |@fullcoverbetting |9,8 | |@niallon11 |12 |@chris-uk |12 |@wildlifelover |8,6 | |@tobywalter |11 |@davideownzall |12 |@deniskj |8,12 | |@mephiko |7 |@hatdogsensei |10 |@teofilex11 |7,9 | |@thirdson |6 |@paleshelter |10 |@danideuder |7,8 | |@jmehta |3 |@lazzvi |9 |@rajpootg |7,8 | | | |@reiseamateur |9 |@twicejoy-sports |7,6 | | | |@agcoeficiente10 |8 |@gwajnberg |7,12 | | | |@blanchy |8 |@caspermoeller89 |6,9 | | | |@daverick |8 |@doombot75 |6,8 | | | |@longganisan |8 |@notsportscenter |6,8 | | | |@sportsgeek |8 |@valentin86 |6,8 | | | |@tortangkahoy |8 |@besheda |6,12 | | | |@uwelang |8 |@shitsignals |6,11 | | | |@x-rain |8 |@talesfrmthecrypt |6,11 | | | |@livinguktaiwan |7 |@leemah1 |5,8 | | | |@louis.random |7 |@zusi78 |5,8 | | | |@mondoshawan |7 |@shebe |5,7 | | | |@risingstargame |7 |@jaki01 |5,12 | | | |@vempromundo |7 |@blockchainfpl |4,9 | | | |@workingdad |7 |@r1c4rd0 |3,9 | | | |@alexgg |6 |@friendlymoose |2,6 | | | |@kennybot |5 |@kobold-djawa |2,3 | | | |@onemanonewrite |2 |@tengolotodo |2,11 | | | | | |@gen-quimba |2,10 | | | | | |@emeka4 |15,8 | | | | | |@kingsleyy |13,7 | | | | | |@maxi01 |10,8 |

  • @tobywalter(71)· 59d

    The matches are full of surprises

  • @tobywalter(71)· 59d

    The battle has just begun

  • @livinguktaiwan(81)· 59d

    Thanks so much for this analysis, I'm sure hubby will be reading this despite him not being active on hive. He's been checking the leaderboard every day.

  • @daverick(72)· 59d

    You really took time to put this up. Well articulated. The contest gets more interesting and exciting from here. 😀

  • I think this is just the beginning as the game start to be more spicy. Well done for the great work @talesfrmthecrypt

  • @sportsblock(65)· 59d

    !medals

    Curated by @niallon11 — 100 MEDALS awarded via SportsBlock

  • @jmehta(61)· 59d

    Wow! Impressive breakdown

  • @onemanonewrite(58)· 59d

    I guess my picking skills is not yet good for fifa

  • @hatdogsensei(69)· 59d

    The competition is getting more exciting

  • @zusi78(71)· 59d

    This is so in depth, damn! You clearly put a lot of work into this 🔥 @talesfrmthecrypt, this analysis is insanely detailed. Respect.