Analyzing tournament favorites
As of December 2025, browsing isn't available, but I can provide an analysis. A 17% favorite usually suggests strong teams like Spain, Brazil, France, and others. The idea that "格局已定" may seem premature when considering factors like injuries, squad depth, and the expansion to 48 teams. I can detail how to convert odds to probabilities and caution against overconfidence. I could offer two options: a fact-check or an article. What do you think?Discussing Euro 2024 and favorites for 2026
So, Spain indeed won Euro 2024 against England, which definitely supports the 17% favorite claim. They've got a young core with players like Yamal and Williams, plus Gavi returning from injury. When considering the 2026 favorites, I'd lean towards Spain, France, and England, with Argentina and Brazil still in the mix but facing changes. I should present a compact view: 1) Probability context, 2) Possible favorites, and 3) Key variables like format and travel across the different countries involved.Examining 2026 World Cup logistics
The 2026 World Cup will have host cities across North America, including Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey, each with different altitudes and climates. Travel logistics will play a significant role. FIFA has changed the tournament structure to 48 teams organized into 12 groups of 4, increasing the number of matches. I can simulate probabilities using Elo ratings, and I'm able to set up a framework even without network access. I should ask if the user would prefer a fact-check or a short analysis on this!Reacting to Spain's chances

关于西班牙的赔率,我认为它在15-20%之间是合理的,但"格局已定"的说法可能太过了。接下来是一些要点:

如果需要,我可以快速核对主流机构的概率,或用Elo进行模拟,问问用户想要哪个方案?
这个说法有一定依据,但“格局已定”有点夸张。17%只表示西班牙是头号热门,而不是大概率稳夺冠——杯赛方差很大。
几点快速判断
如果你想更具体,我可以按你需要做一个:

你更想看哪种:1 概率汇总,2 模拟区间,还是 3 赔率→概率解读?
