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The eyes of the sporting world will be on Northern Italy for the next two weeks.

The Winter Olympics begin Feb. 6 and continue until Feb. 22.

There are 16 different sports disciplines on display at the games, with 116 medal events across the fortnight.

The headliner may just be the Men’s Hockey tournament, which features NHL players for the first time since 2014.

Team Canada is the betting favorite to win that event, but it’s Norway that is the favorite to accrue the most medals during the Winter Olympics.

The Norwegians also top the board for most gold medals in the competition.

Another event that will get plenty of attention, even from fans who just pop in every four years, will be the Women’s Olympic Downhill.

American legend Lindsey Vonn is set to compete for her fourth Olympic medal, 16 years after taking home the gold in Vancouver. Vonn, 41, tore her ACL in a training run in Switzerland one week before the Opening Ceremonies, but has committed to competing despite the injury.

Vonn passed her first test, a training run, on Friday. Her time put her 11th in a field of 43 competitors, but what really mattered was that she was able to complete the run.

Depending on your state and its rules about legalized sports betting, there are markets for just about every event at the Winter Olympics.

For some events, like Curling or Ice Hockey, you can bet on individual matchups, as well as futures. For example, you can bet Team USA to win gold at the Men’s Ice Hockey tournament at +200 odds, but you can also wager on their individual games.

Other events will just have futures markets up.

While some states will allow you to bet on any event, others have rules in place that will forbid you from wagering on competitions that are decided by judges.

Those states will allow you to bet on events that are decided by a final score (like hockey or curling) or a race (speed skating, etc.).

No matter what sport you choose to wager on, be sure to bet responsibly.

There will also be predictions markets, such as Kalshi, that offer markets on a large portion of bizarre props and more.

Michael Leboff is a long-suffering Islanders fan, but a long-profiting sports bettor with 10 years of experience in the gambling industry. He loves using game theory to help punters win bracket pools, find long shots, and learn how to beat the market in mainstream and niche sports.