With the group stage completed, Gold Cup odds will undoubtedly start attracting more interest. Nothing gets soccer bettors' attention quite like the knockout stage of an international Gold Cup championship odds, the USA and Mexico are getting their share of bettors at The SuperBook in Las Vegas. But a team up north is actually getting the bulk of interest to win this tournament."Right now, the most-bet team in futures odds is Canada, " SuperBook risk manager Casey Degnon said. "Canada has about double the tickets of everyone else and more than double the money."Ahead of this weekend's quarterfinals on FOX and FS1, Degnon dives into Gold Cup championship Mexico National Team Pro Shop, Canada!The Canadian side went 2-0-1 in the group stage, giving up just one goal across three matches. Canada opened with a 6-0 blasting of Honduras, then came back down to earth with a 1-1 draw vs. Curaao. But Canada finished strong with a 2-0 win over El Salvador on next is a Sunday quarterfinal vs. Guatemala at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. In three-way betting on that match wagering on which team wins or on the 90 minutes plus injury-time draw Canada is a hefty -290 favorite. Guatemala is a +825 underdog, and the draw is + the odds to win the Gold Cup the final is July 6 on FOX The SuperBook has Canada as the +500 third choice. If Degnon had his druthers, Canada would get knocked out before then."Canada is actually the only loser for us in the futures pool, " he said. "As the USA and Mexico get further https://www.mexicosoccerstore.com/collections/everardo-lopez-jersey, those games will see a lot more action, " Degnon said. "A USA vs. Mexico final would be a high-handle game. People would bet that, for sure, much more than any other matchup."If we can get those two in the final, it'd be good for us in the futures market and a well-bet match on both sides."Patrick Everson is a sports betting analyst for FOX Sports and senior reporter for. He is a distinguished journalist in the national sports betting space. He's based in Las Vegas, where he enjoys golfing in 110-degree heat.