DraftKings lists France at minus 170 against Morocco.
Moneyline Breakdown
France enters on a WWWWW streak. Morocco sits on WWWWD. The home moneyline at 1.59 decimal implies near 63 percent probability. The away side at plus 500 decimal 6 reflects lower implied odds near 17 percent. Draw moneyline sits at plus 285. These prices place direct weight on the win streaks without extra layers.
Spread and Handicap View
The spread shows France minus 0.5 at minus 175. Morocco plus 0.5 returns plus 140. France five straight wins contrast with Morocco four wins and one draw. The handicap price narrows the gap between those records more tightly than the moneyline alone.
Total Line and Scoring Pace
Over 2.5 goals pays plus 100. Under 2.5 sits at minus 120. The total remains fixed at 2.5 goals despite both sides posting strong recent win rates. No adjustment appears for venue in the posted numbers.
Venue and Kickoff Details
Gillette Stadium hosts the July 9 match at 20:00 UTC. Both teams carry no record lines in the feed. The full market package from DraftKings covers moneyline spread and total on this single fixture.
France form WWWWW lines up against Morocco form WWWWD in the posted odds.
Other World Cup Lines on the Same Slate
The feed carries additional fixtures with their own form and price sets. Each receives a short read here.
- Argentina at minus 310 faces Egypt at plus 1000 with a 2.5 total at even money on the over.
- Colombia at plus 140 meets Switzerland at plus 250 with spread favoring the away side at minus 0.5 plus 130.
- Spain at minus 105 plays Portugal at plus 290 while the total leans over at minus 130.
- England at plus 155 takes on Mexico at plus 205 with under 2.5 priced at minus 185.
- Brazil at minus 135 hosts Norway at plus 370 on a 2.5 total over at minus 135.
These prices sit alongside the France Morocco market without overlap in the teams covered by prior posts. The lines reflect each pair of recent streaks directly.
Line Package Summary
All DraftKings numbers appear together for the featured match. Moneyline spread and total form one complete view of the fixture. The same structure repeats across the listed games in the feed.
How does the France minus 170 price sit next to the spread at minus 175 on the identical side?
