Switzerland leads Group B trader consensus at 52.5% implied probability due to its status as the highest-ranked side, consistent knockout-stage appearances in recent World Cups, and a recently announced squad featuring veterans like Granit Xhaka and Ricardo Rodriguez. Canada sits at 28.5% as co-host with home matches in Toronto and Vancouver, bolstered by national-team roster preparations ahead of its biggest-ever tournament. Bosnia and Herzegovina holds 18% on the strength of a strong qualification campaign and return to the World Cup after more than a decade. Qatar trails at 2.1% amid efforts to build on its 2022 hosting experience in a group featuring stronger European and Concacaf competition. Fixtures begin June 12, with outcomes hinging on form, injuries, and match results across the three matchdays.