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Great Britain Medal Odds At The 2026 Winter Olympics
Great Britain are odds-on at 1/3 with William Hill to win more than five medals at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy.
The leading bookmaker give Team GB an implied 75% chance of achieving more medals than ever before at the upcoming games.
At the current prices, Surrey’s Matt Weston holds the best chance of winning gold – 1/2 to win the Men’s Singles Skeleton – ahead of fellow GB teammate Marcus Wyatt (9/2).
Winter Olympics Medal Specials:
- Team GB to Exceed Record Medal Tally (5) – 1/3
Men’s Singles Skeleton Gold Medal Winner Odds:
- Matt Weston (GBR) – 1/2
- Marcus Wyatt (GBR) – 9/2
- Christopher Grotheer (GER) – 8/1
- Samuel Maier (AUT) – 10/1
- Axel Jungk (GER) – 11/1
- Bar – 12/1
The GB Men’s Curling Team also have strong claims of finishing in first place as 11/10 favourites to defend their gold medal from 2022.
Spokesperson for William Hill, Lee Phelps, said: “Great Britain look to be taking one of their strongest teams ever to Milano Cortina 2026 and we think there’s a strong chance we could see a record medal haul for Team GB.
“We’re 1/3 (a 75% chance) that Great Britain win more than five medals at the games, with strong favourites in several events.
Men’s Curling Gold Medal Winner Odds:
- Great Britain – 11/10
- Canada – 13/8
- Switzerland – 9/2
- Bar – 14/1
“Surrey’s Matt Weston is 1/2 to win gold in the Men’s Singles Skeleton, while the GB Men’s Curling Team are 11/10 to successfully defend their gold from four years ago.”
The 2026 Winter Olympics gets underway later this week and punters can find the latest news and developments at William Hill. It’s sure to be a fantastic event and hopefully we’ll be celebrating plenty of success for Team Great Britain this winter.
*Odds accurate at the time of writing – prices subject to change*
