Polymarket promo code RATE is available for Friday’s World Cup slate. Complete matchday preview, goalscorer odds, and how to claim a $50 bonus.
Friday brings a full World Cup slate to the Polymarket app, with France vs. Norway, Uruguay vs. Spain and Egypt vs. Iran among the biggest matches on the board. New users can sign up with Polymarket promo code RATE to claim a $50 bonus before the first matches kick off at 3 p.m. ET.
How to claim the Polymarket $50 bonus for Friday’s World Cup matches
New Polymarket users can claim a $50 bonus for Friday’s World Cup matches by signing up with promo code RATE. Follow these steps to claim the offer.
| Platform | Sign-up bonus | Promo code | How to claim | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deposit $20, Get $50 Bonus |
Use promo code RATE on sign up |
Claim Now! |
- Download the Polymarket app. Install the app on an iOS or Android device and create a new account.
- Enter promo code RATE. Add RATE in the promo code field during signup.
- Verify the account. Complete the required identity checks, including an upload of a government-issued photo ID if prompted.
- Deposit at least $20. Make a first deposit of $20 or more with an available payment method.
- Place a first trade. Choose an eligible World Cup market, review the market rules, and place a trade. The $50 bonus is added after your initial $20+ deposit.
For more details on the app, available markets, the bonus, and the signup process, read our full Polymarket review.
| Promo Code | Eligible states |
|---|---|
| RATE | All States + DC, excluding NV |
What’s at stake for Friday’s World Cup matches?
Friday’s World Cup schedule features six matches across three groups, with the first two kicking off at 3 p.m. ET. Group I opens the slate with Norway vs. France and Senegal vs. Iraq, Group H follows at 8 p.m. ET, and Group G closes the night with Egypt, Iran, Belgium, and New Zealand all still shaping the knockout picture.
• Norway vs. France, 3 p.m. ET, FOX: France and Norway are both 2-0-0, so this is the day’s clearest group-winner matchup. Polymarket prices show France at 61% to win the match, compared to 21% for Norway and 20% for a draw, while France is also priced at 80% to win Group I and 20% to win the whole tournament. The star angle is obvious, too, with Kylian Mbappe and Erling Haaland both among the top goal scorer markets on the Friday slate.
• Senegal vs. Iraq, 3 p.m. ET, FS1:Senegal and Iraq are both 0-2-0, making this a final chance for either team to get points in Group I. Polymarket lists Senegal at 80% to beat Iraq, compared to 8% for Iraq and 14% for a draw. Senegal has at least shown some attacking life behind Ismaïla Sarr, who scored twice in the team’s loss to Norway. Senegal will be without goalkeeper Edouard Mendy, who was ruled out after suffering a knee injury against Norway.
• Uruguay vs. Spain, 8 p.m. ET, FOX: Spain enters 1-1-0 after opening with a scoreless draw against Cabo Verde and then beating Saudi Arabia 4-0. Uruguay is winless after draws against Saudi Arabia and Cabo Verde. Polymarket has Spain at 61% to win the match, compared to 15% for Uruguay and 26% for a draw. Uruguay is expected to be without Ronald Araújo and Giorgian de Arrascaeta, leaving the team without a key center back and one of its main creative midfielders.
• Cabo Verde vs. Saudi Arabia, 8 p.m. ET, FS1: Cabo Verde has been one of the surprise teams in Group H, taking points from both Spain and Uruguay through its first two matches. Polymarket prices show a tight match market, with Cabo Verde at 37%, Saudi Arabia at 36%, and a draw at 29%. That makes it one of the more balanced markets on the Friday slate, with both teams still trying to shape the final Group H picture.
• New Zealand vs. Belgium, 11 p.m. ET, FOX: Belgium is still winless after draws against Egypt and Iran, but Polymarket still makes the Red Devils the biggest match favorite on the Friday slate. Belgium is priced at 83% to beat New Zealand, compared to 7% for New Zealand and 12% for a draw. New Zealand will need a major upset to change the Group G picture.
• Egypt vs. Iran, 11 p.m. ET, FS1: Egypt enters the final Group G matchday in the strongest position after a draw with Belgium and a win over New Zealand. Polymarket has Egypt at 40% to beat Iran, with the draw close behind at 37%, and Iran at 25%. The relatively tight market reflects a group race that still has meaningful movement possible before the knockout stage.
Friday’s slate will decide Groups G, H, and I, with several qualification paths still in play before the knockout stage.
World Cup goal scorer predictions for Friday, June 26
Goal scorer markets are another way to trade Friday’s World Cup slate on Polymarket, with France, Norway, and Spain each bringing top attacking options into key group-stage matches.
| Outcome | Prediction Odds | American Odds |
|---|---|---|
| Kylian Mbappe to score | 56% | -127 |
| Mikel Oyarzabal to score | 42% | +138 |
| Erling Haaland to score | 42% | +138 |
Kylian Mbappe, 56% to score on Polymarket
Mbappe enters the Norway match with momentum after scoring twice in France’s 3-0 win over Iraq. France has six goals through two group-stage matches, and Mbappe remains the central finishing threat for a team that should spend long stretches pushing Norway’s back line.
Mikel Oyarzabal, 42% to score on Polymarket
Oyarzabal is one of Spain’s top scoring options after producing two goals and an assist in the 4-0 win over Saudi Arabia. Uruguay has allowed three goals through two group-stage draws, and Oyarzabal’s central attacking role should keep him involved if Spain creates chances around the box.
Erling Haaland, 42% to score on Polymarket
Haaland has been one of the tournament’s top early scorers, with four goals through Norway’s first two matches. Norway has seven goals as a team after wins over Iraq and Senegal, and Haaland’s size and penalty-box role keep him dangerous even in a matchup where France is the deeper side.
Why trade the World Cup on Polymarket
Polymarket lets users trade World Cup outcomes by buying “Yes” or “No” positions, with market prices shown as percentages. The app features hundreds of World Cup markets, ranging from match results and player props to group winners, qualification outcomes, tournament futures, top scorer races, and team-stage milestones.
The app also gives users flexibility before and during matches. If a team scores early, a star player is ruled out, or a group scenario changes, market prices move in real time. Users can hold a position through settlement or sell before the final result as prices change.
NOTE: Prediction markets involve risk. Always review the market rules and trade only what you can afford to lose.
