Here are the latest 2024 Olympics Odds & Props:
For more betting options check The Best Olympics Betting Sites.
Basketball Olympics Odds
Men’s Singles Gold Medal Winner
Tennis Olympics Odds
Men’s Singles Gold Medal Winner
Rugby Olympics Odds
Men’s Rugby 7s Gold Medal Winner
Hockey Olympics Odds
Men’s Hockey Gold Medal Winner
Soccer Olympics Odds
Men’s Singles Gold Medal Winner
Golf Olympics Odds
Men’s Golf – Gold Medal Winner
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Scottie Scheffler (USA) (+325▲) |
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Xander Schauffle (USA) (+550▲) |
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Rory McIlroy (IRE) (+750▲) |
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Collin Morikawa (USA) (+900▲) |
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Handball Olympics Odds
Men’s Singles Gold Medal Winner
Water Polo Olympics Odds
Men’s Singles Gold Medal Winner
Cycling Olympics Odds
Cycling Road” Women’s Road Race Gold Medal Winner
2024 Olympics Props
Most Medals: To Win Most Gold Medals
How to read Olympic Games Odds
There can be three types of Olympic betting odds:
This is a quick breakdown of each display method.
American Olympics Odds
A word that often pops up here is the moneyline. The American Olympic odds are popular in the US, and they are shown through positive or negative moneylines.
The positive moneyline marks the underdog and shows how much money you’ll earn on a $100 bet, while the negative sits beside the favorites and tells how much you need to bet to win $100 of clean profits.
If let’s say, the US basketball team is -300 against Serbia to win, it means that the bettor needs to invest $300 to win $100. On the other side, Serbia is +350, meaning that a $100 bet on Jokic and the boys brings $350 of clean profits.
Decimal Olympic Odds
The 2024 Olympic odds are represented with decimal numbers, too. One rule applies here: the closer the decimal odd is to the number 1, the bigger the favorite that side is. Meanwhile, the bigger number is assigned to the underdogs.
There is a simple method for calculating profits.
First, multiply the odds with the stake, and then deduct the stakes from the result to get clear profits.
For example, odds are 1.7, and the stakes are $100.
- (1.7x$100)=$170
- $170-$100=$70 profit
Fractional Olympics Odds
Fractions representing the Olympic games odds are nothing new. We see that constantly in the UK and other parts of the world. Here is a short guideline on what to recognize when encountering fractional betting odds Olympic Games offer.
First, the fraction includes the numerator (the first number of the fraction) and the denominator (the second part of the fraction). When the fraction ratio is under 1, that side is the favorite, e.g. 1/2.
As for determining the profits, the equation is:
(numerator x stakes)/denominator.
For example, the odds are 1/2, and the stake is $100.
(1x$100)/2=$100/2=$50, which is the profit.
This was about reading the odds. We need to say that all this applies to Special Olympics betting as well.
Tips for Successful Olympic Games Betting
With all these betting odds Olympics bring to the table, our options are more or less unlimited. You can bet on anything, but can you be profitable? Now that’s the catch. You need to know a few things before starting to place wagers everywhere.
- Watch the weather: The 2024 Summer Olympics odds for many disciplines are already out. But do know that weather circumstances, particularly in athletics, can play a huge role in the final outcomes. For instance, if the heat waves come, participants from Scandinavia and states who aren’t used to such harsh conditions might underachieve. On the other hand, rain and slippery conditions might be problematic for athletes from other parts of the world.
- Narrow Your Range of Bets: The atmosphere can often carry the bettor away from the right path. That’s why you can’t bet on everything you see, or you like. You must be disciplined and endure the urge to bet when you feel relaxed or adventurous.
- Monitor Injuries: No matter the sport, you have to be aware of the fitness of the participants, particularly in individual sports. One minor injury can change the entire course of the competition.
