Mexico are ~58% favorites to beat Ecuador in their Group B opener at the 2026 World Cup. Below: the live Polymarket win/draw/win odds, a full match preview and a direct link to trade this market.
8:00 PM ET · Estadio Azteca, Mexico City · Last updated: June 11, 2026
Market-implied win/draw/win probability and the equivalent decimal odds.
| Outcome | Probability | Decimal Odds | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mexico win Favorite | 58% |
1.72× | Trade | |
| ⚖️ | Draw | 24% |
4.17× | Trade |
| Ecuador win | 18% |
5.56× | Trade | |
* Indicative Polymarket prices as of June 11, 2026 — not the exact live market price. Confirm the current price on Polymarket before trading.
Mexico open their home World Cup at a heaving Estadio Azteca, where the altitude and an 80,000-strong crowd have long been worth a goal of advantage. El Tri are rebuilt around a quicker, more press-resistant midfield, and the market makes them clear favorites at 58%. The caveat is Ecuador: organised, physically imposing and one of South America's form sides through qualifying, with a young defensive core that travels well. Expect Mexico to see most of the ball while Ecuador look to spring transitions and win their set-piece duels. This shapes as a cagey opener with plenty riding on it — both sides know Group B is winnable and the first three points could decide who tops it. The pressure of a home opener can weigh heavily, so an early goal would settle Mexican nerves; if it stays level past the hour, Ecuador's belief will grow. For traders, the question is whether Mexico's home edge is fully baked into that 58% price, or whether Ecuador's defensive solidity makes the draw the smarter play.
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