Usually profit comes before ideology for businesses, especially bookmakers, however I am not convinced that they have correctly priced the Banda factor into their odds. Perhaps the volumes on women's football are still tiny enough that they would rather eat small losses than model the forbidden truth.
Of course, a team relying on "the big lad up front" isn't guaranteed to dominate, even against smaller, slower female defenders, if the rest of the team behind him are not great. There is 1000/1 available on Zambia to win the whole thing though, if you do fancy a tiny chance of making a huge TERF point and massive profit.
However some of the more realistic odds are also surprisingly generous considering IT'S A MAN! I am sticking a couple of quid on Zambia to be eliminated at the Quarter Final stage since the value bet at 100/1 has to be worth it. If they manage to beat Japan on Saturday (also tempting odds of 19/2) they are likely to get out of the group (available at 15/2) behind troubled but still strong Spain, and then face New Zealand, Switzerland, or a relatively poor Norway. They would then most likely play the USA in the QF, which would hopefully be the end of the farce.
Even if realistically the weakness of the rest of their team does lead to them being eliminated at the group stage, some of the individual goalscoring odds on Banda are suspiciously good. Against Japan there is 17/2 for first goalscorer and 9/4 for anytime, which seems slightly mad. Against Spain I probably won't touch it, since they will largely be able to keep the ball away from him, but when the Costa Rica odds come out I will also be taking a look to see if the delusion persists and can be gamed for fun and profit.