What Are The Odds - To Win Tokyo Olympics Table Tennis Gold

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As we learned from the pandemic, there was definitely - and still is - an appetite for betting on Table Tennis.  Consider the fact that it is among the most wagered on sports in the state of Colorado to this day. 

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It won't be the easiest thing in the world to bet on this Summer Olympics.  China comes in priced at -4500 for the Men.  That's pretty much a lock.

China's women's team is priced only a little bit better at -1800.

There is some value, we suppose, in Japan paying $500 for every $100 bet, though we don't recommend it.  Just like the Men, the Women are pretty big locks.

Both events take place at 8 pm ET Saturday.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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