USA vs. Wales Odds, Market Report: United States Backing Its Country in First Match

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After an eight-year wait, the United States have a World Cup match, and it's a big one.

The USA vs. Wales fixture on Monday afternoon will be one of the most viewed games in US soccer history, and the result will go a long way in determining which of these two teams will likely come second in the group.

As you would expect, the American public is getting behind its country in a big way.

79% of the betting tickets and 85% of the handle at BetMGM is on the Stars and Stripes to secure a victory on the three-way moneyline. Their price has moved from +145 to +135, but it has held strong at that number.

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Only 21% of the tickets and 15% of the handle are on a Wales victory or a draw, each priced at +220 and +210, respectively.

In terms of the most-bet props, there are two big names that are leading the way.

The biggest prop wager is the "Both Teams to Score" line at +100. After that, it's all about Christian Pulisic and Gareth Bale.

Captain America is +320 to score a goal at any point in the game, and bettors are all over that number. The third-most wagered prop? Gareth Bale to score the opening goal at +400.

After all, not ever single heavily wagered angle can be a pro-American one.

The USMNT will take on Wales at 2 p.m. ET. For a full match preview, you can click here, and for a full prop market analysis, click here.

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