Place your bets on UEFA Euro

Betting on the European Championship league (UEFA Euro) is no easy task. The competition features the world's leading Football players distributed among the world's richest teams, all of which have a winning shot at winning the trophy. That's why, we offer you the best odds, latest results, and so much more on the UEFA European Championship league.

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The history of UEFA European Championship

The UEFA European Championship has become one of the most prestigious sporting events in the world. Over the years, the league has become a major European continental competition that is contested by senior men's teams and recognised by the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA). In 1960 the first league event took place and thereafter occurred every four years, alongside with the World Cup.

In the past the UEFA Euro began with eight teams and only four teams qualifying for the tournament. It then was extended to 16 in 1996. As the Football associations increased in Europe and presently the number of teams were increased to 24.

Qualifying teams are selected by the UEFA Committee using seeding. This is a process whereby the teams and players are grouped ensuring that the top teams play later in the competition. Teams then either qualify for the final tournament or to further playoffs depending on their position in the group. The teams are later ranked by dividing the number of points won and the number of games played.

The prize money received by the clubs is similar to the UEFA Champions League. The prize money is divided into fixed payments based on participation and results, and variable amounts that depend of the value of their TV market.

Betting on UEFA Euro league

When you register an account with us, you are free to bet on any football game in the UEFA league with our fast, safe and reliable online platform. You can place your bets from your desktop or mobile device, our platforms are designed especially for your convenience. Betting options include a simple win, lose or draw bet on a single fixture, a multi-fixture bet with dynamic betting types, or even betting on the league's outright results.

Below you will find a list of the most common types of bets that you can use Betway:
  • First team to score - bet on the team or player that is first to score
  • Half Time/ Full-Time score - bet on the team that will score a goal in the first half of the game or after the game is over
  • Accumulator - bet on numerous teams to either win, lose or draw. While this could potentially result in a high return, the risk is high
  • Correct result - correctly predict the match score
  • Both teams to score - if two strong teams are playing and you're not sure which one will win, this bet comes in handy
  • More or Less (Overs/Unders) - you need to predict whether there will be more or less than a specific number of goals scored in a match. For example, if you select "More than 2.5" and the final result is 2-1 you have scored 3 goals in total you and you will win your bet

You can also check out our large variety of bet types on one particular Football World Cup game by clicking on "More Bets" which will show you the odds on each type and allow you to bet quickly and easily on that fixture.

Live Betting

You can also bet on all your favourite Euro League matches as the action happens with our Live Betting option. This form of betting is only available from the start of the event being bet on to its conclusion. The result is that you can watch the game in real time and adjust your bets as events occur and statistics are updated. The format allows you to mitigate losses and maximize profits while experiencing your favourite sport like never before.

Whether you'd like to place your bets on La Liga teams, or show your support for the Premier League teams, our experts know what it takes to get value out from each bet you place on the Euro League. Visit our Betway Insider today for your latest updates and betting tips about the sport.

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