The odds is only like that because people will jump ship to draw thinking both teams will qualify that way. But, will those 22 players just standing on the field?
And, does that assumption imply a win for one team will GUARANTEE other team not qualify from the group stage? I can say it is not the case.
This the rule for tie break in group stage:
1 greatest number of points in all group matches;
2 goal difference in all group matches;
3 greatest number of goals scored in all group matches;
4 greatest number of points in matches between tied teams;
5 goal difference in matches between tied teams;
6 greatest number of goals scored in matches between tied teams;
7 drawing of lots by the FIFA Organising Committee.
now, the goal difference, Uruguay +3 (3-0), Mexico +2 (3-1), France -2 (0-2), South Africa -3 (0-3).
So, here is the scenario (my bad if I'm deducing wrongly):
1-0 scoreline for either team, France or South Africa need to win by 4 goals
2-0 scoreline for either team, France or South Africa need to win by 3 goals.
3-0 scoreline? Do you seriously imagine this scoreline?
This is not even considering the possibility of draw in France v South Africa. Remember, France is in mess right now and they haven't score even a goal in this world cup just like what they did in 2002.
in 2nd half, if that kind of scoreline really happens (very likely), and with France and South Africa still in draw or 1-0 game too, do you really think other team still want to attack and make it draw instead of defending and trying not to concede more, making them have less chance to qualify?
I clearly dont see any value in the odds for Draw. Clearly, the game wont be keeper - defender - defender - keeper flow...