Can I Bet on the Number of Gold Medals Team USA Will Win? What are the Odds?

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You can bet on the number of gold medals the US will win at this summer’s Olympics and Rio with odds set at OVER/UNDER 41.5.

Team USA is favored to win OVER 41.5 gold medals at -160 with the UNDER having the potential to pay out $130 for every $100 bet or $13 for every $10 bet.

The US is expected to win the most gold medals in Rio with China also expected to win a substantial number of gold medals with an OVER/UNDER set at 34.5, the OVER priced at -140 and UNDER priced at +110.

There are literally hundreds of betting options for the 2016 Rio Summer Olympics, so don't miss out!

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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