Unleash the Desire: Beach Volleyball 2025 World Championships Betting Predictions & Expert Odds (November 14 – 23)

FIVB 2025 Beach Volleyball World Championships: Key Info

The world’s best sand athletes gather in Adelaide, Australia, from 14 to 23 November 2025, marking the event’s first-ever Oceania edition. A total of 96 teams (48 men’s and 48 women’s) compete across multiple venues, including the spectacular Centre Court at The Drive. This year’s tournament promises world-class action and intriguing beach volleyball odds throughout.

Understanding the 2025 World Championship Beach Volleyball

As part of the Beach Volleyball World Championships 2025, each gender’s draw divides 48 teams into 12 groups of four. Pool winners, runners-up, and top third-placed sides progress to the Round of 32 before single-elimination begins. The structure ensures early drama and ample opportunities for underdogs to disrupt established contenders.

Last Winners Of The Men’s Beach Volleyball WC

With the event held every two years (expect COVID delays), here are the latest winners:

• 2023: Ondřej Perušič and David Schweiner (Czech Republic)
• 2022: Anders Mol and Christian Sørum (Norway)
• 2019: Oleg Stoyanovskiy and Viacheslav Krasilnikov (Russia)
• 2017: Evandro Oliveira and André Stein (Brazil)

Last Winners Of The Women’s World Championship Beach Volleyball

The women’s tournaments were also played in parallel to men’s events, with the following winners celebrating the title:

• 2023: Sara Hughes and Kelly Cheng (United States)
• 2022: Duda and Ana Patrícia (Brazil)
• 2019: Sarah Pavan and Melissa Humana-Paredes (Canada)
• 2017: Laura Ludwig and Kira Walkenhorst (Germany)

Beach Volleyball Euro Championship 2025 Favorites

Men’s 2025 Beach Volley World Championships Favourites

Among the leading names in the Men’s Beach Volleyball 2025 World Championships, Norway’s Anders Mol and Christian Sørum enter as dominant favourites. Their balance between block control and backcourt defence gives them an edge in tight sets. Sweden’s David Åhman and Jonatan Hellvig, plus Czech duo Perušić & Schweiner, remain close challengers with proven winning chemistry. Also, one of the best in terms of Seeded & Tech points are the Dutch Boermans & de Groot, and Brazilians Evandro & Arthur Lanci. These should be the main forces across the event.

Beach Volleyball World Championships 2025 Women’s Favorites

The women’s field looks deep and unpredictable. Brazil’s heavy presence starts with two duets leading the charts in the face of Thamela & Victoria and Carol & Rebecca, with Ana Patrícia & Duda being the former winners and close to the top. Also, among the headliners of the Beach Volleyball World Championships 2025 Women’s event are two USA pairs in Nuss & Brasher and Cannon & Kraft. Europe’s rising talents from Latvia, Graudina & Samoilova, are also in the elite pack. Expect a highly competitive knockout phase with narrow margins deciding key matches.

2025 Beach Volley World Championship Betting Predictions

Best Betting Tips for Adelaide 2025

The Beach Volleyball 2025 WC predictions suggest value lies beyond simple outrights. Look for underdogs with strong side-out efficiency and recent top-ten finishes. Early matches on side courts often favour aggressive serving teams due to wind impact.

Boermans/de Groot vs Ryan/Schubert – Total Points Over 74.5 @ 1.80 (4/5)

One of the opening games in the tournament and pool B will be the clash between Dutch Boermans/de Groot vs Aussies Ryan/Schubert. With almost no chances to win the game for the Australian side, they will be motivated to deliver a battle and maybe even clinch a set from the powerful duo from the Netherlands. With no pressure on the home side but hot support for each point, we think Ryan/Schubert can deliver some kind of a battle here.

Aye/Bassereau vs Grimalt/Grimalt: Total Sets Over 2.5 @ 1.85 (17/20)

One of the most exciting games on the opening day will be the meeting of French and Chilean duos – Aye/Bassereau against Grimalt/Grimalt. They both want to reach the playoffs, so neither will be relaxed in the first pool game, which should be tight. The French players came fourth at the last Elite 16 event in Cape Town, while the Chileans were third in the previous Elite 16 tournament in Newport Beach. Their Pool L also has a higher-seeded Nicolaidis/Carracher, but the local pair’s last success on the Pro Tour was in June in Turkey, in the Challenge event. So, you can also check the odds for the upcoming matches in Pool L and bet against the Aussies.

Kernen/Niederhauser to Beat Kunst/Paul @ 1.65 (13/20)

The European clash in the women’s tournament is going to be one of the most even, with a small advantage on the Swiss side. Of course, they are a quite new duo, performing for most of the year with different partners, but they both had some success on the Pro Tour. The Germans, Kunst and Paul, had only one notable result in Pro Tour far in May, finishing third in the Challenge event in China. We expect a tight clash, but with the victory for the Swiss Kernen and Niederhauser.