Not all betting apps will offer markets for the same Olympic events, with some focusing only on popular ones in Canada, such as curling or men's and women's hockey. To help with your search, I've put together this quick article listing my go-to Winter Olympic betting apps, based on the variety of events each app offers. See which apps I prefer and why, with a quick list of the sports available on each app!
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#1  Sports Interaction
4.0/5 |
Top Variety of Events | |
#2 Bwin
4.5/5 |
Features Top Events Year-Round | |
#3 Bet365
5.0/5 |
Great Option for Hockey Betting | |
#4  PowerPlay
3.8/5 |
Our Pick for New Bettors | |
#5  Bet99
4.0/5 |
Our Pick For Curling Markets |
Not every app offers the same variety of events, and it can get annoying searching around for the different markets and downloading a bunch of different apps.
To help, I created this article listing the betting apps with the best variety of events that I will be using to bet on the Olympics!
Sports Interaction is a Canadian brand, so it didn't come as a surprise when I found that it had the best variety of Canadian-qualified events to bet on.
A number of these events are offered year-round, so I trust Sports Interaction to have more accurate odds for some events or athletes than the brands that only add Winter Olympics markets every four years.
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Bwin is another great choice with a solid variety of Winter Olympic events for you to bet on. They cover a handful of them year-round, like biathlon and curling, so I believe they have a leg up over some of the apps that only add these markets when the Olympics roll around.
Offering them year-round means Bwin offers more bet types and has better knowledge of the sports overall.
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Bet365 usually offers one of the deepest Winter Olympic betting menus around. You’ll find event winners, country medal totals, overall medal table futures, and strong coverage for team sports like men’s and women’s Olympic hockey.
Head-to-head matchups and some live betting are common on bigger events. The app is a solid choice because it’s easy to navigate, loads markets early, and consistently has broad coverage across both major and niche winter sports.
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PowerPlay has slightly fewer event markets than my top recommendations, but it is a great betting app that I find to be very intuitive and easy to learn and use.
Markets for some of these events won't be the traditional spreads and totals because they are individual head-to-head competitions without point totals. However, you will find plenty of prop markets for events like skiing, biathlon and curling.
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Bet99, being a Canadian brand, gives me confidence that they will cover the top Canadian Olympic events well. Canada is favoured to podium in curling, hockey, and some skiing events, and Bet99 covers these markets year-round.
With year-round coverage, they have a deeper knowledge of these events, and the odds may be more accurate than some of the sportsbooks that are only covering these events every four years or so. Bet99 would be my pick to use for these popular events, or at the very least, the one I would use to compare odds against other brands.
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Canada is usually competitive at the Winter Games, but it doesn't qualify for every Olympic event. I made a table listing the events Canada has qualified for.
Qualifying runs through the end of January for some events, so if you're checking before the Opening Ceremony, some qualifiers may not have been completed yet.
| Event | Number of Qualified Canadians 🇨🇦 |
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| Biathlon Men | 4 athletes |
| Biathlon Women | 4 athletes |
| Bobsled Men | 8 athletes |
| Bobsled Women | 6 athletes |
| Cross-Country Skiing - Men | 5 athletes |
| Cross-Country Skiing - Women | 6 athletes |
| Curling Men | 1 Team (5 athletes) |
| Curling Women | 1 Team (5 athletes) |
| Curling Mixed Doubles | 1 Team (2 athletes) |
| Figure Skating | 12 skaters across 5 events (Ice Dance, Pairs, Men & Women Singles, Mixed event) |
| Freestyle Skiing - Men | 12 athletes across 4 events (Aerials, Moguls, Halfpipe, Slopestyle/Big Air) |
| Freestyle Skiing - Women | 12 athletes across 4 events (Aerials, Moguls, Halfpipe, Slopestyle/Big Air) |
| Ice Hockey | 2 Teams - Men's and Women's |
| Luge | 5 athletes across 3 events (Women singles, Women doubles, Men doubles) |
| Ski Cross - Men | 4 athletes |
| Ski Cross - Women | 3 athletes |
| Ski Jumping - Men | 1 athlete for Individual Normal Hill / Large Hill |
| Ski Jumping - Women | 3 athletes for Individual Normal Hill / Large Hill |
| Snowboard - Men | 9 athletes across 3 events (Slopestyle / Big Air, Boarder Cross, Parallel Giant Slalom) |
| Snowboard - Women | 10 athletes across 4 events (Slopestyle / Big Air, Boarder Cross, Halfpipe, Parallel Giant Slalom) |
| Speed Skating - Women | 8 athletes across 7 events. (500m, 1000m, 1500m, 3000m, 5000m, Mass Start, Team Pursuit) |
| Speed Skating - Men | 7 athletes across 6 events. (500m, 1000m, 1500m, 5000, 10000m, Mass Start) |
| Speed Skating Short Track - Women | 5 athletes across 4 events. (500m, 1000m, 1500m, 3000m relay) |
| Speed Skating Short Track - Men | 5 athletes across 4 events (500m, 1000m, 1500m, 5000m relay) |
Compare the odds for the favourite nations to win the most gold medals across the betting apps I’ve recommended to see how each sportsbook stacks up and where the best value is.
Updated: Feb 4, 2026
| Country | Sports Interaction | Bwin | Bet365 | PowerPlay | Bet99 |
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| Norway | -189 | -189 | -188 | -200 | -190 |
| USA | +375 | +375 | +375 | +350 | +375 |
| Germany | +550 | +550 | +550 | +450 | +550 |
| Canada | +1200 | +1200 | +1200 | +600 | +1200 |
Italy | +1600 | +1600 | +1600 | +1200 | +1200 |
| Netherlands | +2500 | +2500 | +2200 | +1900 | +2250 |
Yes, it is legal to bet on the Winter Olympics and many of the top betting apps offer a variety of markets for different events.
Common bets include event winners, medal totals, country-to-win-most-medals, tournament winners, head-to-head matchups, and sport-specific props.
Live or in-play betting can be found on most betting apps for select team events like hockey or curling. The availability of live betting will depend on the event and sportsbook.
No. Popular sports usually have deeper betting options, while niche events like luge or Nordic combined may have limited or outright-only markets.
Yes. Provincially regulated sportsbooks may offer slightly different Winter Olympic markets, while offshore apps available in Canada often provide broader international coverage.
Growing up in New England, it was pretty much impossible for me not to become a huge sports fan. Winters were spent snowboarding all morning then watching the Patriots win in the afternoons, so I never really had a choice. Now, I get to turn that passion into my work by writing about the sports betting world and helping Canadian bettors find the best betting apps for their needs. My goal is to break things down in a clear, honest, and approachable way, so readers feel confident and informed before placing a bet, like getting advice from a friend who’s already done the homework.
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