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New York Post readers can claim tons of incredible betting offers and promotions during the 2022 World Cup. Take a look at the list below for the best offer and get in on the action as the group stage heats up.

BetMGM is very deserving of the top spot on this list. It’s pretty easy to use their website and their mobile app, and the World Cup odds are very accessible, which is really helpful to new and inexperienced soccer bettors.

You can bet on more than just who wins a match as well. BetMGM offers other types of bets like a team’s first half goals, or single-game parlays if you want more action on a match. It also has plenty of prop bets such as: correct score, anytime goalscorer, total number of goals, and much more.

If you’re looking to put some money down on the World Cup, BetMGM is excellent place to start.

Caesars Sportsbook is right up there with BetMGM as the best betting site for the World Cup. Its website and mobile app are both super user-friendly and it has a lot of the same features as BetMGM.

Bettors can find all the standard bets and many prop bets on Caesars, but it has some more prop bet choices like if a team will come back to win and the result of the first 15 and 30 minutes of a match. Caesars is tough to beat for World Cup betting.

FanDuel Sportsbook is not far behind BetMGM and Caesars when it comes to wagering on the World Cup. First off, its app may be the best in the sports betting game and it has a huge selection of other soccer markets beyond the World Cup.

One of FanDuel’s biggest strengths is its early release of lines. The sportsbook typically provides lookahead lines right after the schedule is released and its same-game parlays can be made pretty far in advance.

FanDuel Sportsbook is another great option for betting on the World Cup.

BetRivers may not have the best promotional offer of the bunch, but it makes up for it in other ways. They do a good job of posting lines early and has one of the best live betting experiences out there because they have live options available on basically all of their pre-game markets.

BetRivers also has competitive odds, alternate lines and offers a wide variety of basic bets and propr bets. This is another really good World Cup betting site.

The SI Sportsbook is fairly new which keeps it lower on the list, but it still has everything you could ask for when betting on the World Cup.

Sports Illustrated has a well-designed user interface on its website and app, the layout is organized very well, and its odds are about as good as the other major sportsbooks. Furthermore, its new user promotion is really enticing.

SI Sportsbook has not been around for long, but it could easily climb this list as it establishes itself over time.

We’re now on to the second game of the group stage and on Saturday Group C and Group D will be in the spotlight.

The action begins early tomorrow morning in Group D when Tunisia plays Australia. Tunisia drew Denmark 0-0 in its first match and BetMGM lists it as a slim favorite to win at +110, while Australia, who lost to France 4-1, is at +260 to beat Tunisia.

Up next, it’s Poland vs. Saudi Arabia in Group C. Poland is favored to win at -135 and the Saudis are +360, despite the fact it pulled off one of the biggest upsets in World Cup history when it beat Argentina 2-1 in its opening match.

Group D finishes up with an all-Europe duel between France and Denmark. The French are a -120 favorite after dismantling Australia and Denmark is at +340 to win.

Saturday’s games come to a close when Argentina takes on Mexico in Group C. Interestingly, Argentina is favored heavily to beat Mexico at -190 even though it just lost to Saudi Arabia. Mexico winning is at +500 after it drew with Poland 0-0 to open the tournament.