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2016 Summer Olympics 2016 Summer Olympics TO WIN MEN'S VOLLEYBALL GOLD MEDAL TO WIN MEN'S JAVELIN GOLD MEDAL 8901 BRAZIL 13 / 10 8961 JULIUS YEGO 5 / 1 8902 UNITED STATES 7 / 2 8962 TERO PITKAMAKI 9 / 2 8903 RUSSIA 9 / 2 8963 THOMAS ROHLER 3 / 2 8904 FRANCE 7 / 2 8964 VITEZSLAV VESELY 6 / 1 8905 ITALY 11 / 2 8965 IHAB ABDELRAHMAN E S 5 / 1 8906 POLAND 7 / 1 8966 ANTTI RUUSKANEN 10 / 1 8907 ARGENTINA 35 / 1 8967 KESHORN WALCOTT 12 / 1 8908 IRAN 30 / 1 8968 ANDREAS THORKILDSEN 12 / 1 8909 CANADA 100 / 1 8969 JAKUB VADLEJCH 30 / 1 8910 FIELD 75 / 1 8970 FIELD 12 / 1 TO WIN WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL GOLD MEDAL TO WIN WOMEN'S 400M GOLD MEDAL 8911 BRAZIL 8 / 5 8971 ALLYSON FELIX EVEN 8912 UNITED STATES 7 / 2 8972 CASTER SEMENYA 3 / 2 8913 CHINA 3 / 1 8973 SHAUNAE MILLER 3 / 1 8914 RUSSIA 6 / 1 8974 SANYA RICHARDS-ROSS 8915 SERBIA 6 / 1 8975 FRANCENA MCCORORY 25 / 1 8916 NETHERLANDS 10 / 1 8976 CHRISTINE OHURUOGU 25 / 1 8917 ITALY 10 / 1 8977 STEPHANIE MCPHERSON 20 / 1 8918 JAPAN 14 / 1 8978 FIELD 12 / 1 8919 ARGENTINA 40 / 1 8920 FIELD 150 / 1 TO WIN WOMEN'S 100M HURDLES GOLD MEDAL 8981 DANIELLE WILLIAMS 15 / 2 TO WIN MEN'S HANDBALL GOLD MEDAL 8982 SHARIKA NELVIS 8921 FRANCE 11 / 10 8983 DAWN HARPER-NELSON 8922 DENMARK 12 / 5 8984 JASMIN STOWERS 8923 CROATIA 5 / 1 8985 BRIANNA ROLLINS -250 8924 GERMANY 5 / 1 8986 NIA ALI 3 / 1 8925 SWEDEN 15 / 1 8987 QUEEN HARRISON 8926 SLOVENIA 15 / 1 8988 SALLY PEARSON 8927 POLAND 12 / 1 8989 CINDY ROLEDER 50 / 1 8928 QATAR 10 / 1 8990 FIELD 7 / 2 8929 BRAZIL 35 / 1 8930 FIELD 150 / 1 TO WIN MEN'S FIELD HOCKEY GOLD MEDAL 8991 AUSTRALIA 9 / 5 TO WIN WOMEN'S HANDBALL GOLD MEDAL 8992 NETHERLANDS 3 / 1 8931 NORWAY 11 / 10 8993 GERMANY 7 / 2 8932 BRAZIL 15 / 2 8994 GREAT BRITAIN 6 / 1 8933 RUSSIA 7 / 2 8995 ARGENTINA 13 / 2 8934 NETHERLANDS 10 / 1 8996 INDIA 12 / 1 8935 MONTENEGRO 17 / 2 8997 BELGIUM 15 / 1 8936 SPAIN 12 / 1 8998 SPAIN 15 / 1 8937 SWEDEN 20 / 1 8999 NEW ZEALAND 18 / 1 8938 ROMANIA 12 / 1 9000 FIELD 30 / 1 8939 FRANCE 15 / 1 8940 FIELD 10 / 1 TO WIN WOMEN'S FIELD HOCKEY GOLD MEDAL 9001 NETHERLANDS EVEN TO WIN MEN'S 110M HURDLES GOLD MEDAL 9002 AUSTRALIA 5 / 1 8941 OMAR MCLEOD -150 9003 GREAT BRITAIN 15 / 2 8942 HANSLE PARCHMENT 6 / 1 9004 GERMANY 17 / 2 8943 ORLANDO ORTEGA 5 / 1 9005 CHINA 17 / 2 8944 DAVID OLIVER 10 / 1 9006 ARGENTINA 13 / 2 8945 ARIES MERRITT 18 / 1 9007 NEW ZEALAND 12 / 1 8946 P MARTINOT-LAGARDE 15 / 2 9008 SOUTH KOREA 15 / 1 8947 JASON RICHARDSON 22 / 1 9009 UNITED STATES 18 / 1 8948 ALEEC HARRIS 25 / 1 9010 FIELD 20 / 1 8949 DIMITRI BASCOU 14 / 1 8950 FIELD 7 / 1 TO WIN MEN'S RUGBY 7'S GOLD MEDAL 9011 NEW ZEALAND 11 / 5 TO WIN MEN'S 400M HURDLES GOLD MEDAL 9012 FIJI 9 / 5 8951 BERSHAWN JACKSON 10 / 1 9013 SOUTH AFRICA 2 / 1 8952 MICHAEL TINSLEY 10 / 1 9014 AUSTRALIA 17 / 2 8953 JONNY DUTCH 9015 GREAT BRITAIN 10 / 1 8954 NICHOLAS BETT 10 / 1 9016 UNITED STATES 20 / 1 8955 JEFFREY GIBSON 10 / 1 9017 KENYA 30 / 1 8956 JAVIER CULSON 10 / 1 9018 FRANCE 40 / 1 8957 KARIEM HUSSEIN 20 / 1 9019 ARGENTINA 30 / 1 8958 KERRON CLEMENT 3 / 1 9020 FIELD 150 / 1 8959 B MUCHERU TUMUTI 30 / 1 8960 FIELD EVEN Results determined on the last day of event. Overturned decisions after the last day of event will not be recognized for wagering purposes. Page 1 of 5 Odds as of 7/25/16 2016 Summer Olympics TO WIN WOMEN'S RUGBY 7'S GOLD MEDAL TO WIN MEN'S 3000M STEEPLECHASE GOLD MEDAL 9021 AUSTRALIA -130 9116 EZEKIEL KEMBOI 2 / 1 9022 NEW ZEALAND 7 / 5 9117 JARIUS BIRECH 9023 CANADA 11 / 2 9118 CONSESLUS KIPRUTO -200 9024 GREAT BRITAIN 12 / 1 9119 EVAN JAGER 7 / 1 9025 FRANCE 15 / 1 9120 FIELD 7 / 1 9026 UNITED STATES 50 / 1 9027 FIJI 60 / 1 TO WIN MEN'S 4X100M RELAY GOLD MEDAL 9028 RUSSIA 9029 BRAZIL 150 / 1 9121 JAMAICA -200 9030 FIELD 60 / 1 9122 UNITED STATES 3 / 2 9123 GREAT BRITAIN 20 / 1 9124 CANADA 30 / 1 TO WIN MEN'S WATER POLO GOLD MEDAL 9125 FIELD 8 / 1 9031 SERBIA -150 9032 MONTENEGRO 4 / 1 TO WIN MEN'S HIGH JUMP GOLD MEDAL 9033 HUNGARY 13 / 2 9034 CROATIA 11 / 2 9126 BOHDAN BONDARENKO 11 / 5 9035 GREECE 17 / 2 9127 MUTAZ ESSA BARSHIM 8 / 5 9036 ITALY 15 / 1 9128 GUOWEI ZHANG 10 / 1 9037 SPAIN 15 / 1 9129 DEREK DROUIN 3 / 1 9038 UNITED STATES 15 / 1 9130 FIELD 7 / 2 9039 BRAZIL 50 / 1 9040 FIELD 40 / 1 TO WIN MEN'S POLE VAULT GOLD MEDAL 9131 RENAUD LAVILLENE -240 TO WIN WOMEN'S WATER POLO GOLD MEDAL 9132 SHAWN BARBER 4 / 1 9041 UNITED STATES -175 9133 SAM KENDRICKS 4 / 1 9042 AUSTRALIA 7 / 2 9134 RAPHAEL HOLZDEPPE 12 / 1 9043 HUNGARY 5 / 1 9135 FIELD 12 / 1 9044 SPAIN 7 / 1 9045 ITALY 10 / 1 TO WIN MEN'S LONG JUMP GOLD MEDAL 9046 RUSSIA 20 / 1 9136 GREG RUTHERFORD 8 / 5 9047 BRAZIL 50 / 1 9137 JEFF HENDERSON 9 / 5 9048 CHINA 100 / 1 9138 MARQUIS DENDY 7 / 1 9139 MICHAEL HARTFIELD COUNTRY TO WIN MOST GOLD MEDAL 9140 FIELD 8 / 5 9051 UNITED STATES -600 9052 CHINA 3 / 1 TO WIN MEN'S TRIPLE JUMP GOLD MEDAL 9053 GREAT BRITAIN 22 / 1 9141 CHRISTIAN TAYLOR -120 9054 RUSSIA 60 / 1 9142 PEDRO PICHARDO 11 / 5 9055 GERMANY 60 / 1 9143 WILL CLAYE 11 / 5 9056 AUSTRALIA 60 / 1 9144 MARQUIS DENDY 15 / 1 9057 FRANCE 75 / 1 9145 FIELD 12 / 1 9058 JAPAN 75 / 1 9059 SOUTH KOREA 100 / 1 9060 FIELD 60 / 1 TO WIN MEN'S SHOT PUT GOLD MEDAL 9146 JOE KOVACS -120 9147 DAVID STORL TO WIN MEN'S 400M GOLD MEDAL 3 / 1 9148 TOM WALSH 8 / 1 9101 WAYDE VAN NIEKERK -110 9149 CHRISTIAN CANTWELL 30 / 1 9102 KIRANI JAMES 3 / 2 9150 FIELD 11 / 5 9103 LASHAWN MERRITT 4 / 1 9104 ISAAC MAKWALA 30 / 1 9105 FIELD 17 / 2 TO WIN MEN'S DISCUS GOLD MEDAL 9151 ROBERT HARTLING 8 / 5 9152 PIOTR MALACHOWSKI TO WIN MEN'S 800M GOLD MEDAL 6 / 5 9153 PHILIP MILANOV 8 / 1 9106 DAVID RUDISHA EVEN 9154 CHRISTOPH HARTING 10 / 1 9107 NIJEL AMOS 8 / 1 9155 FIELD 7 / 2 9108 ADAM KSZCZOT 13 / 2 9109 AMEL TUKA 15 / 1 9110 FIELD 6 / 5 TO WIN MENS 50KM WALK GOLD 9156 MATEJ TOTH 2 / 1 9157 JARRED TALLENT TO WIN MEN'S 1500M GOLD MEDAL 3 / 1 9158 TAKAYUKI TANII 8 / 1 9111 ASBEL KIPROP -250 9159 HIROKI ARAI 8 / 1 9112 AYANLEH SOULEIMAN 12 / 1 9160 FIELD 5 / 4 9113 TAOUFIK MAKLOUFI 7 / 1 9114 ABDELAATI IGUIDER 15 / 1 9115 FIELD 5 / 2 TO WIN WOMEN'S 100M GOLD MEDAL 9161 SHELLY-ANN FRASER PRYCE 4 / 1 9162 DAFNE SCHIPPERS 9 / 5 9163 TORI BOWIE 9 / 2 9164 ELAINE THOMPSON 12 / 5 9165 FIELD 7 / 2 Results determined on the last day of event. Overturned decisions after the last day of event will not be recognized for wagering purposes. Page 2 of 5 Odds as of 7/25/16 2016 Summer Olympics TO WIN WOMENS 200M GOLD MEDAL TO WIN WOMEN'S LONG JUMP GOLD MEDAL 9166 DAFNE SCHIPPERS -200 9221 TIANNA BARTOLETTA 7 / 1 9167 ELAINE THOMPSON +225 9222 BRITTNEY REESE 3 / 2 9168 ALLYSON FELIX 20 / 1 9223 IVANA SPANOVIC 11 / 5 9169 DINA ASHER-SMITH 25 / 1 9224 CHRISTABEL NETTEY 8 / 1 9170 FIELD 4 / 1 9225 FIELD +225 TO WIN WOMEN'S 800M GOLD MEDAL TO WIN WOMEN'S SHOT PUT GOLD MEDAL 9171 CASTER SEMENYA -1000 9226 CHRISTINA SCHWANITZ 8 / 5 9172 EUNICE SUM 20 / 1 9227 VALERIE ADAMS -125 9173 MELISSA BISHOP 40 / 1 9228 LIJIAO GONG 13 / 5 9174 MARNYA ARZAMASAVA 60 / 1 9229 TIA BROOKS 9175 FIELD 3 / 1 9230 FIELD 14 / 1 TO WIN WOMEN'S 5000M GOLD MEDAL TO WIN WOMEN'S JAVELIN GOLD MEDAL 9176 ALMAZ AYANA -1200 9231 BARBORA SPOTAKOVA 11 / 5 9177 GENZEBE DIBABA 9232 SUNETTE VILJOEN 5 / 2 9178 MESERET DAFAR 9233 CHRISTIN HUSSONG 10 / 1 9179 SENBERE TEFERI 15 / 1 9234 KATHARINA MOLITOR 25 / 1 9180 FIELD 10 / 1 9235 FIELD -105 TO WIN WOMEN'S 3000M STEEPLECHASE GOLD MEDAL TO WIN MENS TRIATHLON GOLD 9181 HYVIN KIYENS JEPKEMOI EVEN 9236 JAVIER GOMEZ 15 / 1 9182 HABIBA GHRIBI 6 / 1 9237 MARIO MOLA 3 / 1 9183 GESA F KRAUSE 30 / 1 9238 ALISTAIR BROWNLEE 6 / 5 9184 SOFIA ASSEFA 18 / 1 9239 RICHARD MURRAY 7 / 1 9185 FIELD -110 9240 FIELD 9 / 5 TO WIN WOMEN'S 400M HURDLES GOLD MEDAL TO WIN WOMENS TRIATHLON GOLD 9191 ZUZANA HEJNOVA 7 / 5 9241 GWEN JORGENSEN -200 9192 SHAMIER LITTLE 11 / 2 9242 HELEN JENKINS 5 / 1 9193 KALIESE SPENCER 8 / 1 9243 NON STANFORD 7 / 1 9194 SARA PETERSON 9244 ANDREA HEWITT 15 / 2 9195 FIELD 5 / 4 9245 FIELD 9 / 2 TO WIN WOMEN'S 4X100M RELAY GOLD MEDAL TO WIN MENS 50M FREESTYLE GOLD MEDAL 9196 JAMAICA -160 9246 FLORENT MANAUDOU -180 9197 UNITED STATES 11 / 10 9247 NATHAN ADRIAN 5 / 1 9198 TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 14 / 1 9248 CAMERON MCEVOY 11 / 2 9199 GREAT BRITAIN 35 / 1 9249 BRUNO FRATUS 10 / 1 9200 FIELD 14 / 1 9250 FIELD 4 / 1 TO WIN WOMEN'S 4X400M RELAY GOLD MEDAL TO WIN MENS 100M FREESTYLE GOLD MEDAL 9201 UNITED STATES -220 9251 CAMERON MCEVOY -130 9202 JAMAICA 7 / 5 9252 NATHAN ADRIAN 4 / 1 9203 GREAT BRITAIN 14 / 1 9253 NING ZETAO 9 / 2 9204 NIGERIA 30 / 1 9254 CLEMENT MIGNON 17 / 2 9205 FIELD 20 / 1 9255 FIELD 4 / 1 TO WIN WOMEN'S HEPTATHALON GOLD MEDAL TO WIN MENS 200M FREESTYLE GOLD MEDAL 9206 BRIANNE THEISEN-EATON 5 / 2 9256 SUN YANG EVEN 9207 JESSICA ENNIS-HILL 7 / 5 9257 JAMES GUY 7 / 5 9208 KATARINA JOHNSON-THOMPSON 2 / 1 9258 YANNICK AGNEL 13 / 2 9209 CAROLIN SCHAFER 15 / 1 9259 PAUL BIEDERMANN 12 / 1 9210 FIELD 11 / 2 9260 FIELD 13 / 2 TO WIN WOMEN'S HIGH JUMP GOLD MEDAL TO WIN MENS 400M FREESTYLE GOLD MEDAL 9211 VASHTI CUNNINGHAM 2 / 1 9261 SUN YANG -120 9212 BLANKA VLASIC 4 / 1 9262 MACK HORTON +225 9213 RUTH BEITIA 4 / 1 9263 JAMES GUY 13 / 2 9214 KAMILA LICWINKO 12 / 1 9264 CONNOR JAEGER 12 / 1 9215 FIELD 5 / 4 9265 FIELD 4 / 1 TO WIN WOMEN'S POLE VAULT GOLD MEDAL TO WIN MENS 1500M FREESTYLE GOLD MEDAL 9216 YARISLEY SILVA 9 / 5 9266 GREGORIO PALTRINIERI -125 9217 FABIAN MURER 6 / 1 9267 SUN YANG 8 / 5 9218 JENNIFER SUHR 7 / 2 9268 MACK HORTON 13 / 2 9219 SANDI MORRIS 9 / 2 9269 GABRIELE DETTI 15 / 1 9220 FIELD 2 / 1 9270 FIELD 7 / 1 Results determined on the last day of event.
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