Switzerland enters Group B as the clear frontrunner based on its FIFA ranking, consistent European qualifying record, and recent World Cup knockout appearances, reflected in the 56.5% implied probability. Canada, as co-host with home matches in Toronto and Vancouver, sits second at 30.5% thanks to defensive improvements in friendlies and squad depth despite injury concerns around key players like Alphonso Davies. Bosnia and Herzegovina at 12.5% carries momentum from a dramatic qualification campaign featuring veteran leadership, yet faces a steep challenge against stronger sides. Qatar trails at 2.5% amid ongoing struggles with results and limited attacking threat under its current manager. Pre-tournament previews emphasize these squad and situational factors shaping trader consensus ahead of the June 12 opener.