Brazil’s status as five-time World Cup champions, deep squad featuring elite attackers like Vinícius Júnior, and superior overall quality underpin the 59.5% implied probability traders assign to them topping Group C. The Seleção’s opening 1-1 draw with Morocco, a result that highlighted defensive vulnerabilities but preserved a point, still leaves them well-positioned for their remaining fixtures against lower-ranked Haiti and Scotland. Morocco’s strong showing in that stalemate, combined with their high FIFA ranking and organized counterattacking style, supports their 28.5% share as the clearest challenger. Scotland’s 1-0 win over Haiti has created minor momentum for the underdogs at 9.9%, though their limited attacking depth caps expectations. Haiti remains at just 0.4% after the defeat.