Brazil's status as five-time world champions and the group’s highest-ranked side underpins their 71.5% implied probability, with a deep roster featuring established stars expected to control matches against lower-ranked opponents. Morocco’s 21.5% reflects their 2022 semifinal run, organized defense, and counter-attacking threat, positioning them as the likeliest challenger for the top spot. Scotland’s 8.2% rests on improved squad depth and recent qualifying form, though limited experience at this level caps expectations. Haiti’s 1.1% aligns with their lower FIFA ranking and thinner resources. With group matches beginning June 13, including Brazil versus Morocco, early results and fitness updates will shape any shifts in trader consensus.