Rio 2016 Olympics Odds to Win Women’s Handball

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Rio 2016 Olympics Odds to Win Women’s Handball

You can bet on the Rio 2016 Olympics and the odds to win Women’s Handball that has Norway the +165 odds favorite to win gold in this event.

The Norwegian women’s handball team is looking for their third straight Olympic title at the 2016 Games.

Russia was coming in at +350 odds for a payout potential of $35 on every $10 bet.

Host country Brazil had the third shortest odds at 6-1 while Netherlands was coming in at 9-1 odds.

All odds appear below.

Rio 2016 - Handball

Odds to win Women's Handball

08:30 AM

3713

Norway (W)

 

+165

 

3714

Russia (W)

 

+350

 

3715

Brazil (W)

 

+600

 

3716

Netherlands (W)

 

+900

 

3717

France (W)

 

+1000

 

3718

Romania (W)

 

+1400

 

3719

Spain (W)

 

+1200

 

3720

Montenegro (W)

 

+1200

 

3721

Sweden (W)

 

+1800

 

3722

Korea Republic (W)

 

+3300

 

3723

Angola (W)

 

+50000

 

3724

Argentina (W)

 

+50000

 

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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