Olympic Nordic Combined Odds For Milano Cortina 2026
With the 2026 Winter Games starting soon, Olympic Nordic Combined odds are starting to trickle in at online sportsbooks. Betting on Nordic Combined has been a fan favorite since it debuted at the first ever Olympic Games at Chamonix in 1924. The name “Nordic Combined” comes from the sports Norwegian roots and the sports’ combination of ski jumping and cross-country skiing.
Norwegian athletes have traditionally dominated this Olympic sport, taking every gold medal from 1924 until 1960. Athletes from Norway are expected to dominate the odds board for betting on Nordic Combined after winning two golds and a silver medal across three events in Beijing 2022.
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Can Americans Legally Bet On Olympic Nordic Combined Events?
Betting on Olympic Nordic Combined odds is legal in the U.S. and accessible from a number of online sportsbooks. There are roughly 30 states with legal Olympic betting regulated at the local level, but internationally-regulated sportsbooks like Bovada and BetOnline accept players from 49 states (no New Jersey). These Olympic betting sites offer Nordic Combined odds for every event and have Olympic markets for medals, futures, player props, and more ways to enjoy betting on Nordic Combined at the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic Games.
What Events Are Available For Betting On Nordic Combined In Milan?
This combined sport features athletes racing in two different skiing disciplines; cross-country and ski jumping. There are three Nordic Combined events; the Individual Gundersen Normal Hill/10km, Individual Gundersen Large Hill/10km, and the Team Sprint. The “Gundersen” portion refers to the ski jumping scoring system created by Gunder Gundersen. All of the Olympic Nordic Combined odds posted this winter will be separated by event.
What Are The Rules & Scoring For The Nordic Combined Event?
When betting on Nordic Combined at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, there are a couple important rules to know. While only men have competed in the Nordic Combined at the Winter Olympics, there are no rules stating that it is a men’s-only event. When it comes to scoring the event, ski jumping and cross country skiing have different criteria. Factors that go into a jumper’s score include distance, style points, wind compensation points, and alongside gate points. With gate and wind power, points can either be taken or given.
The Gunderson time-point conversion table is often used for fans to more easily gauge the winner of the cross-country portion. With this method, the winner of the ski jump portion starts first with other competitors following on certain time intervals. The point-based system puts the athlete with the most points from the ski jump as the leader for the cross-country competition, and the skier that crosses the race line first is the winner of the Nordic Combined event.
Americans To Win Olympic Nordic Combined Medals
| Discipline: | Name: | Medal: | Olympic Games: |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men’s Singles | Chris Mazdzer | Silver | 2018 Pyeongchang |
| Women’s Singles | Erin Hamlin | Bronze | 2014 Sochi |
| Individual Large Hill/10 Km | Bill Demong | Gold | 2010 Vancouver |
| Individual Large Hill/10 Km | Johnny Spillane | Silver | 2010 Vancouver |
| Individual Small Hill | Johnny Spillane | Silver | 2010 Vancouver |
| Team 4x5km | Brett Camerota, Todd Lodwick, Johnny Spillane & Bill Demong | Silver | 2010 Vancouver |
Milan 2026 Winter Olympics - Nordic Combined Event Quick Facts
- The Nordic Combined was the main event at the Holmenkollen Ski Festival, which began in 1892 and still attracts tens of thousands of event goers today.
- The individual ski jumping and cross-country skiing events have been included in the Olympics dating all the way back to Winter Games in Chamonix in 1924.
- The Nordic Combined is the only men’s-only event in the Winter Olympics.
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Nordic Combined Events Schedule – 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics]
| Date | Events |
|---|---|
| Monday, Feb. 9 | Normal Hill Off. Training 1 |
| Tuesday, Feb. 10 | Normal Hill Off. Training 2 |
| Wednesday, Feb. 11 | Ind. Gund. NH/10km, SJP Trial Round, Ind. Gund. NH/10km, SJP Comp. Round, Ind. Gund. NH/10km, Cross-Country |
| Friday, Feb. 13 | Large Hill Official Training 1 |
| Sunday, Feb. 15 | Large Hill Official Training 2 |
| Monday, Feb. 16 | Large Hill Official Training 3 |
| Tuesday, Feb. 17 | Ind. Gund. LH/10km, SJP Trial Round, Ind. Gund. LH/10km, SJP Comp. Round, Ind. Gund. LH/10km, Cross-Country |
| Wednesday, Feb. 18 | Large Hill Official Training 4 |
| Thursday, Feb. 19 | Team Sprint, SJP Trial Round, Team Sprint, SJP Competition Round, Team Sprint, Cross-Country |