What Are The Payout Odds to Win - Men's Freeski Slopestyle Final Run - Freestyle Skiing - Beijing Olympics

Written by:
Ean Lamb
Published on:
Feb/11/2022

Men's Freeski Slopestyle Final Run betting odds can be found at Americas Bookie - No home address needed to join - Up to $2000 welcome bonus.

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Andri Ragettli [SUI] is the odds-on favorite to win this event at 2-1.  The Swiss freestyle skier has won seven world cup titles and four crystal globes, including slopestyle in 2016 and 2018 and 2020, then big air in 2019. He won a bronze medal in slopestyle at Winter X Games XXII. He represented Switzerland in slopestyle at the 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, where he qualified for the final, along with two fellow Swiss skiers, and finished 7th.

Birk Ruud [NOR] was coming in at 5-1 odds.  Ruud won Gold (Slopestyle) at the Winter Youth Olympics at Lillehammer.

Alexander Hall [USA] was listed at 6-1 odds.  He competed in the 2017 FIS Freestyle World Ski Championships, and in the 2018 Winter Olympics. Hall received bronze in men's ski big air. Hall also won Real Ski 2021 Gold.

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Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Alexander Hall [USA] +600
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Andri Ragettli [SUI] +200
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Antoine Adelisse [FRA] +7000
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Ben Barclay [NZL] +4000
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Birk Ruud [NOR] +500
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Christian Nummedal [NOR] +3000
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Colby Stevenson [USA] +800
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Colin Wili [SUI] +10000
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Edouard Therriault [CAN] +2000
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Elias Syrja [FIN] +15000
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Evan McEachran [CAN] +1600
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Fabian Boesch [SUI] +1400
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Ferdinand Dahl [NOR] +1700
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Finn Bilous [NZL] +8000
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Henrik Harlaut [SWE] +3000
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Hugo Burvall [SWE] +10000
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner James Woods [GBR] +4000
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Javier Lliso [ESP] +30000
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Jesper Tjader [SWE] +7000
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Kim Gubser [SUI] +5000
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Leonardo Donaggio [ITA] +10000
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Mac Forehand [USA] +1700
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Mark Hendrickson [CAN] +3000
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Max Moffatt [CAN] +1400
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Nicholas Goepper [USA] +1400
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Oliwer Magnusson [SWE] +3000
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Oscar Wester [SWE] +15000
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Ralph Welponer [ITA] +30000
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Samuel Baumgartner [AUT] +25000
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Sebastian Schjerve [NOR] +6000
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Simo Peltola [FIN] +30000
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Teal Harle [CAN] +2000
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Thibault Magnin [ESP] +6000
Freestyle Skiing Men Slopestyle Gold Medal Winner Tormod Frostad [NOR] +20000

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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