Haiti has never qualified for the FIFA World Cup and faces significant hurdles in reaching the 2026 tournament. The Caribbean nation currently ranks outside the top 60 in FIFA's world standings and competes in the CONCACAF confederation, which includes stronger rivals like Mexico, the United States, and Canada. To win the championship, Haiti would need to navigate qualification rounds, advance through tournament rounds, and defeat World Cup favorites—a scenario that current prediction markets assess as virtually impossible, hence the 0% odds. The market resolves on July 20, 2026, when the tournament concludes in the United States. These minimal odds reflect the practical reality of professional football: Haiti has never advanced from World Cup qualification since the tournament's expansion in 1998. Trading at these prices indicates extreme conviction that this outcome will not occur. Historically, teams with similar odds have never won the tournament, and market price reflects both Haiti's limited football infrastructure and the depth of talent required to win the World Cup.