Brazil's status as five-time World Cup champions and their superior squad depth underpin the 71.5% implied probability for topping Group C, even with notable pre-tournament injury concerns around Neymar's calf issue and absences like Rodrygo and Eder Militao. Morocco's 21.5% reflects their proven defensive organization and core from the 2022 semifinal run, bolstered by a full-strength roster including Achraf Hakimi and a new head coach ahead of the June 13 opener against Brazil. Scotland's 7.8% accounts for their first appearance since 1998 and solid recent European form, while Haiti's 0.7% aligns with limited international pedigree since 1974. The group stage schedule, beginning in mid-June, will test these dynamics in matches across the U.S. venues.