Bet On 2012 Olympics Women’s Basketball

Bet on 2012 OlympicsThe 2012 Olympic Summer Games are just around the corner in London and one of the bigger events for Women will be the Women’s Basketball event.  The USA has dominated Women’s basketball at the Summer Olympics over the past years, winning the last 4 Olympics by large margins.  The Australia team finished second in the last 3 Summer Olympics, but they were never close to the Americans in the finals.

2012 Olympics Women’s Basketball Winner Odds

Here are the odds for the tournament winner found at Bovada.lv:

  • USA 1/10
  • Australia 7/1
  • Russia 8/1
  • France 25/1
  • Czech Republic 66/1
  • Turkey 80/1

There are the 6 teams with shorter than 100/1 odds. As you can see the Americans are huge favorites and the only teams being given any real shot of dethroning them are the Australians or Russians (Australia came 2nd last 3 Olympics and Russia came 3rd last 2).

How To Bet

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Now that you have money online you are ready to bet. To find the Olympics betting lines click on the ‘Olympic Games 2012’ drop down menu. From there you should click on Olympic Basketball, where you will find both the Men’s and Women’s Outright betting odds for the Olympics tournament. Place your bets then follow your team throughout the tournament and hopefully cash in with a Gold Medal victory.

Where To Bet

Sports betting is legal in more than 35 US states plus Washington, D.C., where licensed sportsbooks such as DraftKings, FanDuel and BetMGM operate. You must be 21 or older in most states and physically located in a state where the sportsbook is licensed.

In states without legal sports betting, options include prediction markets such as Kalshi and Polymarket, daily fantasy sports apps, and offshore sportsbooks, which accept US customers but are not licensed or regulated by any state. Our guide to sports betting in the USA breaks down every option.

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