The 2008 Summer Olympics is in full swing and so is the betting. Plenty of options were still available on some of the more popular team and individual events courtesy of BodogLife.com
There is the Athletics - Women's 100m Hurdles - Gold Medal Winner Gold Medal Winner betting odds for starters.
LoLo Jones was expected to help boost Team USA's gold count with 2/1 odds for a payout potential to gamblers of $2 for every $1 bet at BodogLife.com
An attorney representing Lolo Jones said last month that the U.S. 100-meter hurdler was considering a race against a horse after the Olympics.
That might actually steal away some of Michael Phelps thunder, but Lolo denies the story.
"I don't know how that got started," Jones said, laughing. "Besides the fact that I did a commercial for a casino that races horses. They donated money for my family to come over to Beijing.
"How that got transformed into 'I will race a horse,' I have no clue, because I have a hard enough time with humans with two legs than to go race a horse with four."
Odds on the Women's 100m Hurdles were as follows (to win Gold):
LoLo Jones (USA) 2/1
Delloreen Ennis London (JAM) 9/2
Brigitte Foster Hylton (JAM) 9/2
Damu Cherry (USA) 5/1
Susanna Kallur (SWE) 11/2
Sally Mclellan (AUS) 6/1
Priscilla Lopes Schliep (CAN) 10/1
Dawn Harper (USA) 16/1
Josephine Onyia (ESP) 18/1
Vonette Dixon (JAM) 22/1
Anay Tejeda (CUB) 25/1
Reina Flor Okori (FRA) 50/1
Anastasiya Pelepenko (KAZ) 66/1
Nevin Yanit (TUR) 80/1
Yuliya Kondakova (RUS) 100/1
Aurelia Trywianska (POL) 125/1
Sarah Claxton (GBR) 150/1
Bodog was offering quite a few individual athletics events to bet on. Likewise, they had odds on another popular Olympic event, cycling.
Men's Team Pursuit Cycling odds had Great Britain as the easy favorite at BodogLife.com
Great Britain 1/4
Denmark 9/2
Australia 14/1
New Zealand 14/1
Russia 25/1
France 25/1
Netherlands 40/1
Germany 50/1
Spain 66/1
Ukraine 66/1
Colombia 100/1
Swimming (including Synchronized Swimming), Water Polo and Table Tennis betting odds were also available for the upcoming 2008 Summer Olympics events.
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Christopher Costigan, Gambling911.com Publisher
