Men's Team Pursuit Odds to Win Gold - Olympic Speed Skating

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17 February, 2018

Men's Team Pursuit Odds to Win Gold - Olympic Speed Skating

Men's Team Pursuit odds to win gold for the 2018 Winter Olympics Speed Skating had the Netherlands as an 8/15 favorite. Scroll Down for More

The Dutch finally captured Olympic gold in this event in Sochi after two disappointing finishes in 2006 and 2010.

The Netherlands will consist of eight-time Olympic medalist Sven Kramer and two-time Olympic medalist Koen Verweij, who were both part of the Sochi team pursuit four years ago. Kramer helped the team to gold at Worlds last season.

South Korea and Norway were both coming in with the second shortest odds at 9/1.

Canada was coming in at 10/1 odds.

New Zealand were listed at 12/1 odds.

Netherlands

8/15

Korea Republic (South)

9/1

Norway

9/1

Canada

10/1

New Zeland

12/1

Italy

16/1

Japan

20/1

USA

20/1

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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