World Cup Picks & Predictions for June 24

• Wednesday brings the first six-game slate of the 2026 World Cup
• Our computer picks have profited over five units so far
• See our A.I. prediction model’s top pick for each game on June 24

The World Cup group stage continues with a six-game slate on Wednesday, June 23. As it’s the last matchday for three groups, fans will be treated to three sets of simultaneous kickoffs.

The schedule starts with the final Group A games: Canada vs Switzerland, and Qatar vs Bosnia and Herzegovina (3:00 PM ET). Group C is next on the docket: Brazil vs Scotland, and Haiti vs Morocco (6:00 PM ET). Finally, Group A rounds out Wednesday’s action: Mexico vs Czechia, and Korea Republic vs South Africa (9:00 PM ET).

I ran all six matches through our proprietary A.I. prediction model to get the computer’s top pick for each game. The table below summarizes those picks and the best-available prices. Under the table, I have included the rationale for each bet so readers can assess the model’s logic.

World Cup Computer Picks & Predictions Today (June 24)

The model isn’t shying away from what it’s done all tournament long – back favorites – and nor should it based on the results. After Portugal’s 5-0 drubbing of Uzbekistan on Tuesday morning, the model improved to 26-19 (+5.04 units on 1-unit wagers).

CAN vs SUI Computer Pick: Canada +0.5 (-144 at Kalshi)

A.I. rationale: “Canada are the most attractive underdog profile on the board. They have scored seven goals through two matches with a +6 goal difference, and Jonathan David already has three goals. Switzerland have also been solid, scoring five times with a +3 goal difference, but this number gives Canada protection in a draw while backing the hotter attack.”

QAT vs BIH Computer Pick: Bosnia and Herzegovina to Win (-233 at Kalshi)

A.I. rationale: “The price is short, but the matchup points toward Bosnia and Herzegovina. Qatar have only one goal in two matches, have conceded seven, and carry a -6 goal difference. Bosnia and Herzegovina have not been clean defensively, but they have enough finishing edge to justify the straight win at the best available market price.”

BRA vs SCO Computer Pick: Brazil to Win (-257 at Kalshi)

A.I. rationale: “Brazil are expensive, yet their defensive profile fits a moneyline play against Scotland. Brazil have allowed only one goal in two matches while Vinicius Junior and Matheus Cunha have each scored twice. Scotland have managed just one goal and three shots on target across two matches, which makes the upset path narrow.”

HTI vs MAR Computer Pick: Morocco Over 2.5 Goals (-108 at Kalshi)

A.I. rationale: “The model prefers laying the handicap with Morocco instead of paying a massive moneyline price. Haiti have not scored in two matches and sit on a -4 goal difference, while Morocco have conceded only once. If Morocco’s attack converts its territorial edge, this is the cleaner way to extract value from a lopsided matchup.”

MEX vs CZE Computer Pick: Mexico to Win (-105 at bet365 or BetMGM)

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A.I. rationale: “Mexico remain one of the strongest value sides on the slate. They have scored three goals without conceding through two matches, while Czechia have allowed three goals and average only 38.5% possession. With Raul Jimenez and Julian Quinones giving Mexico multiple scoring routes, near-even money is worth backing.”

KOR vs RSA Computer Pick: Korea to Win (-138 at Kalshi)

A.I. rationale: “Korea Republic are the final play, and the model prefers the moneyline over doubling up with a total. Korea Republic average 59.5% possession and have been the more controlled side, while South Africa have scored only once, carry a -2 goal difference, and have dealt with major disciplinary issues. The matchup favors Korea Republic’s structure and ball security.”