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- Team GB now odds-on at 8/15 to win 16 or more Gold Medals at the upcoming Olympic Games
- Further odds given on how many medals Team GB will win in total in Paris this summer
- Paris 2024 Opening Ceremony will take place on Friday
Team GB now odds-on at 8/15 to win 16 or more Gold Medals at the upcoming Olympic Games
The 2024 Summer Olympic Games kick off this week and betting sites continue to offer specials ahead of the event with focus on how Team GB will perform at the event in Paris.
Great Britain go into this Olympics looking to kick on from their performance in Tokyo in 2021 where they won a total of 22 Gold Medals across all of the events.
Bookies are giving odds now on how many Gold Medals that Team GB will win at the event with the latest market sitting at 8/15 for 16 or more Gold Medals to be won by the British team.
Bet365’s latest betting market gives an implied probability of 65.2% that Team GB hit that 16 Gold Medal figure with 15 or under’s probability chances according to the odds at 42.1%.
| Team GB Total Gold Medals | Odds | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| 16 or more | 8/15 | 65.2% |
| 15 or less | 11/8 | 42.1% |
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Further odds given on how many medals Team GB will win in total in Paris this summer
Great Britain will be hoping to improve on their showing at the Tokyo Games which was held in 2021 due to postponement for the COVID-19 pandemic.
At those games, Team GB won a total of 64 medals with 22 Gold, 20 Silver and 22 Bronze medals making it the lowest won since 2008 in Beijing.
Sir Jason Kenny is the most successful British Olympian there has been with seven gold medals won and nine overall for track cycling.
Olympic Games 2024 Betting Odds: USA are the ODDS-ON FAVOURITES to win most Gold Medals at the Summer Olympics which kicks off in Paris THIS MONTH!
Paris 2024 Opening Ceremony will take place on Friday
The 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony will take place on Friday 26 July kicking off at 18:30 BST.
This ceremony will be like no other with the event not taking place in a stadium like usual but instead being held on Paris' River Seine.
Almost 100 boats will carry more than 10,000 athletes and sail past iconic venues in Paris such as the Notre Dame cathedral.
