Odds to Win Rio Olympics Athletics Women’s Triple Jump: Caterine Ibarguen Favorite

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14 August, 2016

Gambling911.com has your odds to win the Rio Olympics Athletics Women’s Triple Jump.

Caterine Ibarguen Mena is the big -400 favorite to win this event with the next shortest odds belonging to Yulimar Rojas of Venezuela.

Ibarguen Mena, from Colombia, has won two gold medals in the IAAF World Championships in Athletics, a silver medal in the 2012 Summer Olympics, and two gold medals in the 2011 Pan American Games and the 2015 Pan American Games.

ATHLETICS - WOMENS TRIPLE JUMP - ODDS TO WIN

Wager cut off: 2016 14th August 7:55 PM

27430

CATERINE IBARGUEN

-400

27431

YULIMAR ROJAS

+550

27432

PARASKEVI PAPAHRISTOU

+1100

27433

OLGA RYPAKOVA

+1200

27434

LIADAGMIS POVEA

27435

KIMBERLY WILLIAMS

+3300

27436

SHANIEKA THOMAS

27437

PATRICE MAMONA

+4500

27438

HANNA KNYAZYEVA MINENKO

+3300

27439

JEANINE ASSANI ISSOUF

27440

CHRISTINA EPPS

27441

ANDREA GEUBELLE

27442

KETURAH ORJI

+6600

27443

ANNA JAGACIAK

+1000

27444

GABRIELA PETROVA

27445

OLHA SALADUKHA

27446

JENNY ELBE

27447

KRISTINE GIERISCH

+7000

27448

SUSANA COSTA

+9000

27449

KRISTINA MAKELA

+4800

- Alistair Prescott, Gambling911.com

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