Olympic Snowboarding Betting Odds for Beijing 2022

Winter sports fans who are looking for Olympic snowboarding betting odds for Beijing 2022 are in luck as this page is geared towards you. Snowboarding is one of the most popular snow sports in the world and come time for the odds makers to decide the odds on who will win each event, snowboarding should be one of the hottest sports to bet on as well.

This page will not only provide future players with the betting odds, but it will also explain all the necessary information needed to be educated on snowboarding, give insight into what teams or individuals to look out for and explain the rules behind every event.

Snowboarding Betting Odds

Beijing 2022 - Men's Slopestyle

Beijing 2022 - Women's Slopestyle

Beijing 2022 - Mixed Team Snowboard Cross

Legal Snowboarding Betting On The Olympics

Anyone inside of the United States that is within their state's age limits for gambling, can bet real money on Olympic snowboarding. There are plenty of safe and legal websites that are licensed outside of the country and some Olympic bettors have options at state-regulated sportsbooks. While not every state offers legal Olympic betting odds, events like snowboarding are definitely found at online books.

Snowboarding Events At Beijing 2022 Olympic Games

There are five different events associated with snowboarding at the 2022 Beijing Olympics. All of them have both men’s and women’s competitions with the exception of the mixed team snowboard cross, which brings both genders together. Making for a total of 11 snowboarding disciplines, sportsbooks will post odds on every Olympic snowboarding event, giving bettors access to hundreds of snowboarding betting lines.

Olympic Snowboarding Disciplines

  • Men's Big Air
  • Women's Big Air
  • Men's Halfpipe
  • Women's Halfpipe
  • Men's Parallel Giant Slalom
  • Women's Parallel Giant Slalom
  • Men's Slopestyle
  • Women's Slopestyle
  • Men's Snowboard Cross
  • Women's Snowboard Cross
  • Mixed Team Snowboard Cross
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What Are The Rules For Olympic Snowboarding?

Parallel Giant Slalom

This event sends two athletes down a hill at the same time as they slalom parallel to each other. The elevation difference is anywhere between 120-200 meters, the length between 400-700 meters, and a minimum of 18 gates. The distance between each participant’s courses must be between 20 and 27 meters. The degree of the slopes must be 16 degrees and the width must be at least 40 meters.

Half Pipe

This competition sees six judges decide the overall score by taking into account the height, rotations, techniques and degree of difficulty of a particular routine of tricks performed by riders traveling down a gradually sloped U-shaped course. The score scale goes from 0 to 100 points, and the rankings are decided by the highest score the participants receive after two runs. The half pipe has a slope of about 17.5 degrees, has a recommended length of 170 meters, a height of 6.7 meters, and the width of the semi-circle should be between 19-22 meters.

Snowboard Cross

This is a grouped snowboarding event in which four to six athletes race down the designed course where there will be obstacles like jumps, spine transfers, rollers and banks. Whoever finishes the course first wins the race. The length of the race is 1,050 meters at a 12-degree downward slope. The slope’s width is 40 meters, and the track is 6-16 meters wide. Snowboard cross races can feature fields of up to 36 athletes vying to qualify for the finals after their times from the preliminaries are added up. After that the top two (and sometimes three) athletes from one team will continue on to the next round.

Slope Style

Another race in which the competitors have obstacles, slope style is separated this discipline from snowboard cross is that the competing athletes can actually pick the objects they want to perform with. Available choices are obstacles such as rails, tables, boxes, walls and jump pads. A group of six judges base their overall scores off of height, rotations, techniques and degree of difficulty. Slopestyle has a minimum elevation of 150 meters, a slope slant of 12 degrees or more, a minimum width of 30 meters, a minimum of six obstacles (jumps and the various objects listed above), and three or more jumping pads.

Americans To Medal In Olympic Snowboarding

Americans have dominated the medal count since the first Olympics with snowboarding (1998 Nagano). Since then, both men and women from the USA have held golds around their head but none are as famous as Shaun White, Jamie Anderson, and Kelly Clark. With three medal each, Shaun White is the only snowboarder (American or not) to hold three gold medals in snowboarding. However, White was not part of the podium sweep at the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics, wh ere Ross Powers (gold), Danny Kass (Silver), and Jarret Thomas (bronze) all represented America and were awarded medals.

American Men With Snowboarding Medals

Discipline: Name: Medal: Olympic Games:
Slopestyle Red Gerard Gold 2018 Pyeongchang
Halfpipe Shaun White Gold 2018 Pyeongchang
Big Air Kyle Mack Silver 2018 Pyeongchang
Snowboard Cross Alex Deibold Gold 2014 Sochi
Slopestyle Sage Kotsenburg Gold 2014 Sochi
Snowboard Cross Seth Wescott Gold 2010 Vancouver
Halfpipe Shaun White Gold 2010 Vancouver
Halfpipe Scott Lago Bronze 2010 Vancouver
Snowboard Cross Seth Wescott Gold 2006 Turin
Halfpipe Shaun White Gold 2006 Turin
Halfpipe Danny Kass Silver 2006 Turin
Halfpipe Ross Powers Gold 2002 Salt Lake City
Halfpipe Danny Kass Silver 2002 Salt Lake City
Halfpipe Jarret Thomas Bronze 2002 Salt Lake City
Parallel Giant Slalom Chris Klug Bronze 2002 Salt Lake City
Halfpipe Ross Powers Bronze 1998 Nagano

American Women With Snowboarding Medals

Discipline: Name: Medal: Olympic Games:
Slopestyle Jamie Anderson Gold 2018 Pyeongchang
Halfpipe Chloe Kim Gold 2018 Pyeongchang
Halfpipe Arielle Gold Bronze 2018 Pyeongchang
Big Air Jamie Anderson Silver 2018 Pyeongchang
Slopestyle Jamie Anderson Gold 2014 Sochi
Halfpipe Kaitlyn Farrington Gold 2014 Sochi
Halfpipe Kelly Clark Bronze 2014 Sochi
Halfpipe Hannah Teter Silver 2010 Vancouver
Halfpipe Kelly Clark Bronze 2010 Vancouver
Halfpipe Hannah Teter Gold 2006 Turin
Halfpipe Gretchen Bleiler Silver 2006 Turin
Snowboard Cross Lindsey Jacobellis Silver 2006 Turin
Parallel Giant Slalom Rosey Fletcher Bronze 2006 Turin
Halfpipe Kelly Clark Gold 2002 Salt Lake City
Halfpipe Shannon Dunn Bronze 1998 Nagano

Olympic Snowboarding Quick Facts

  • Snowboarding was originally named “Snurfing” (combination of snow and surfing)
  • Started as early as 1910. There is evidence of people strapping wooden boards to their feet and using horse reigns to maneuver down mountains.
  • Sherman Poppen, who is credited as having invented the snowboard (He called it a snurfer), created the first competitions in Michigan in the 1970’s.

Latest Beijing Olympic Snowboarding News

Zoi Sadowski Synnott

Zoi Sadowski-Synnott Favored To Win Second Olympic Gold Medal

By Samuel Profeta | February 11, 2022

Zoi Sadowski-Synnott is favored to win the Women’s Big Air snowboarding gold medal with +225 odds. Sadowski-Synnott has already won an Olympic gold medal in the slopestyle. BEIJING, China – Snowboarding is one of the staple sports at the Winter Olympics each year and at Beijing 2022 it is no different. Snowboarding events have already … Read more

Chloe Kim

Is It Worth Betting On Chloe Kim’s Olympic Odds As An Outright Favorite?

By Samuel Profeta | January 28, 2022

Chloe Kim has -300 odds to win the women’s halfpipe gold medal and won the 2018 gold medal. BEIJING – The Winter Olympics are set to begin on February 4 and the women’s halfpipe event is one of the most highly anticipated events in 2022. This comes as Chloe Kim is favored on betting sites … Read more

 Snowboarding Events Schedule – 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics

Sun, 6 Feb

  • Women's Snowboard Slopestyle Final Run 1
  • Women's Snowboard Slopestyle Final Run 2
  • Women's Snowboard Slopestyle Final Run 3
  • Men's Snowboard Slopestyle Qualification Run 1
  • Men's Snowboard Slopestyle Qualification Run 2

Mon, 7 Feb

  • Men's Snowboard Slopestyle Final Run 1
  • Men's Snowboard Slopestyle Final Run 2
  • Men's Snowboard Slopestyle Final Run 3

Tue, 8 Feb

  • Women's Parallel Giant Slalom Qualification Run
  • Men's Parallel Giant Slalom Qualification Run
  • Women's Parallel Giant Slalom Elimination Run
  • Men's Parallel Giant Slalom Elimination Run
  • Women's Parallel Giant Slalom 1/8 Finals
  • Men's Parallel Giant Slalom 1/8 Finals
  • Women's Parallel Giant Slalom Quarterfinals
  • Men's Parallel Giant Slalom Quarterfinals
  • Women's Parallel Giant Slalom Semifinals
  • Men's Parallel Giant Slalom Semifinals
  • Women's Parallel Giant Slalom Small Final
  • Women's Parallel Giant Slalom Big Final
  • Men's Parallel Giant Slalom Small Final
  • Men's Parallel Giant Slalom Big Final

Wed, 9 Feb

  • Women's Snowboard Halfpipe Qualification Run 1
  • Women's Snowboard Halfpipe Qualification Run 2
  • Women's Snowboard Cross Seeding Run 1
  • Women's Snowboard Cross Seeding Run 2
  • Men's Snowboard Halfpipe Qualification Run 1
  • Men's Snowboard Halfpipe Qualification Run 2
  • Women's Snowboard Cross 1/8 Finals
  • Women's Snowboard Cross Quarterfinals
  • Women's Snowboard Cross Semifinals
  • Women's Snowboard Cross Small Final
  • Women's Snowboard Cross Big Final

Thu, 10 Feb

  • Women's Snowboard Halfpipe Final Run 1
  • Women's Snowboard Halfpipe Final Run 2
  • Women's Snowboard Halfpipe Final Run 3
  • Men's Snowboard Cross Seeding Run 1
  • Men's Snowboard Cross Seeding Run 2
  • Men's Snowboard Cross 1/8 Finals
  • Men's Snowboard Cross Quarterfinals
  • Men's Snowboard Cross Semifinals
  • Men's Snowboard Cross Small Final
  • Men's Snowboard Cross Big Final

Fri, 11 Feb

  • Men's Snowboard Halfpipe Final Run 1
  • Men's Snowboard Halfpipe Final Run 2
  • Men's Snowboard Halfpipe Final Run 3

Sat, 12 Feb

  • Mixed Team Snowboard Cross Quarterfinals
  • Mixed Team Snowboard Cross Semifinals
  • Mixed Team Snowboard Cross Small Final
  • Mixed Team Snowboard Cross Big Final

Mon, 14 Feb

  • Women's Snowboard Big Air Qualification Run 1
  • Women's Snowboard Big Air Qualification Run 2
  • Women's Snowboard Big Air Qualification Run 3
  • Men's Snowboard Big Air Qualification Run 1
  • Men's Snowboard Big Air Qualification Run 2
  • Men's Snowboard Big Air Qualification Run 3

Tue, 15 Feb

  • Women's Snowboard Big Air Final Run 1
  • Women's Snowboard Big Air Final Run 2
  • Women's Snowboard Big Air Final Run 3
  • Men's Snowboard Big Air Final Run 1
  • Men's Snowboard Big Air Final Run 2
  • Men's Snowboard Big Air Final Run