What Are The Payout Odds to Win - Ski Jumping Men's Final - Beijing Olympics

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What Are The Payout Odds to Win - Ski Jumping Men's Final - Beijing Olympics

Slovenia comes in as the odds-on favorite to win the Men's Ski Jumping event with the betting cutoff at 7:00 am ET Monday morning.

Slovenia pays out $13.50 on a $10 bet while both Norway and Austria pay $30.

Germany follows at 5-1 odds while all other nations are at a distant 20-1 or greater odds.

Odds to Win Men's Team Event - Ski Jumping Men

Slovenia

+135

Norway

+300

Austria

+300

Germany

+500

Japan

+2000

Poland

+2500

ROC

+5000

Switzerland

+25000

Men's Team Event - Top 3 Finish - Ski Jumping Men

Slovenia

-600

Norway

-300

Austria

-300

Germany

-110

Japan

+400

Poland

+500

ROC

+800

Switzerland

+5000

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