Winter Sports Betting Odds

If you like your action on the ice, slopes, and flying through the air then get ready for the best winter sports betting markets with us at BetVictor.

Our winter sports coverage doesn’t begin and end with the Winter Olympics. While for many people the only time they take to the snow is every four years come the Olympics, we’re donning our skates, clipping in our skis and climbing onto our snowboards for the full range of winter sports from the ice hockey of the NHL, the Winter X Games and the Alpine World Ski Championships.

So, whether your Winter Sports betting choices involve skis, speed skates, the skeleton, bobsleigh, or hockey pucks, we’ve got you covered all winter long.

Are you all about the NHL? Have you been following the action on the ice since the days of Wayne Gretzky? Do you fancy the chances of the likes of the Toronto Maple Leaves, Boston Bruins or New York Rangers in the outright NHL winner odds? We’ll bring you the full range of NHL odds for the Stanley Cup and across all the individual matches of the Regular Season. Our ice hockey coverage also includes the best European domestic ice hockey as well as the biggest international events in the ice hockey calendar.

As you’d expect from us at BetVictor we truly like to get fully involved with all winter sports by bringing you a wide range of winter sports betting markets. If curling is your winter sport of choice and you like nothing more than betting on the brushing of the ice, we bring you all the best curling betting markets from the likes of the Curling World Championships.

If the Olympics got you hooked on the five-event biathlon you’ll have even more chance for biathlon betting with our range of markets from the Biathlon World Championships, while all the downhill activity is covered with our selection of Alpine skiing betting markets from the Alpine World Ski Championships.

In 2018 we saw the very best Winter Sports across the likes of Skiing, Snowboarding, Ski Jumping, Luge, Figure Skating, Biathlon, Ice Hockey and much more.

While the Norwegians were the dominant country in the medal stakes taking home 14 golds, 14 silvers and 11 bronzes, Team GB hit 19th place with one gold and four bronze. Competing with the world’s best like the Norwegians and Germans this was a decent medal haul in Pyeongchang.

What won’t be forgotten was day 8. This was Britain’s most successful day in Winter Olympics history with three medals claimed, while Lizzy Yarnold will always hold 2018 dear when she became the first British athlete to retain a Winter Olympic title with her gold in the women’s Skeleton.

We’ll be there in 2026 in Italy hoping Team GB can build on this success. And we’ll also bring you the best Winter Olympics Betting Odds and Markets across the 109 events at the Games.