The Democratic Republic of Congo enters the 2026 FIFA World Cup as one of the tournament's lesser-fancied teams in prediction markets. As a result, the market has priced their chances of winning the entire tournament at 0%, reflecting both their historical performance in international football and their qualifying path. The World Cup, held every four years, represents the pinnacle of soccer competition, and winning requires navigating group play, knockout rounds, and ultimately defeating the strongest teams in the world over the course of a month-long tournament. The 0% price reflects that Congo DR has not historically competed at the elite level required to claim a World Cup title, though the market remains open for traders who believe the team could defy expectations. Odds in prediction markets tend to shift as the tournament progresses based on match results, team performance, injuries to key players, and shifts in public sentiment. The market will remain active throughout the 2026 World Cup in June and July, allowing traders to adjust positions as the tournament unfolds and new information emerges about team strength and matchup dynamics.