Olympic Odds: NBC “Primetime In Paris” Sunday Includes Simone Biles, Men’s Swimming
Sports bettors looking to bet Olympic odds have nearly endless possibilities following Friday night’s Opening Ceremony. TheLines.com will publish a daily post focusing on what NBC’s flagship program will feature each night. The “Primetime in Paris” show will highlight athletes competing in literally hundreds of medal events in Paris, most of which will have a betting market of some kind. TheLines.com has collected the best Olympic sportsbook promo options for Sunday night’s featured events, which include Simone Biles leading Team USA women’s gymnastics and swimming.
Sunday Olympic Odds For NBC “Primetime IN Paris”
Keep in mind when betting these Summer Olympics odds that time differences apply. Thus, many of the events shown on NBC Primetime in Paris won’t be live. So, you’ll want to get your bets in plenty early if you’re wagering directly on the competition televised. In other cases, you’ll just be watching early qualifying, which will help inform your bets later on.
Women’s Gymnastics Odds
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Team To Win All-Around Gold
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USA
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China
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Great Britain
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France
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Brazil
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Japan
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Italy
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Netherlands
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Australia
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South Korea
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Canada
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Romania
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Led by superstar Simone Biles, Team USA tops women’s gymnastics odds by some margin. Team USA has won the past seven world championships, with Biles playing a lead role in five of those. They did come up short at the last Summer Olympics, but the Russian team that won is barred this time around due to international sanctions.
China rounded out the medal podium that year.
In the most recent two worlds, however, other countries have found their way to the podium. Last time out, it was Brazil (silver) and France (bronze). The year prior, Great Britain (silver) and Canada (bronze) medaled.
With several countries seemingly drawing live for silver and looking to challenge Team USA’s dominance, this should be an exciting competition.
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Men’s Swimming Odds
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Men’s 400M Individual Medley
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L. Marchand (FRA)
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C. Foster (USA)
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D. Seto (JPN)
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C. Kalisz (USA)
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M. Litchfield (GBR)
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L. Clareburt (NZL)
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World record holder Leon Marchand — he broke Michael Phelps’ mark at the 2023 World Championships — makes for an unsurprising top name here. The French phenom is miles ahead of the competition according to the markets and looks set for a crowning on home turf.
Though Carson Foster ranks second in the markets, he didn’t perform well in the February World Championships. With Marchand not participating, the competition was wide open, and Foster missed out on medaling with a fourth-place finish.
Instead, Lewis Clareburt snagged gold with a time a full seven seconds behind Marchand’s record. Max Litchfield (silver) and Daiya Seto (bronze) also bested Foster.
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Men’s 100M Breaststroke
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H. Qin (CHN)
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A. Peaty (GBR)
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N. Finke (USA)
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S. Williamson (AUS)
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J. Sun (CHN)
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E. Somov (N/A)
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N. Martinenghi (ITA)
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A. Kamminga (NED)
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The 100M breaststroke will be the other featured event on “NBC Primetime.”
This one features a more evenly matched field, with a clear top tier of two, though the markets aren’t aligned on whether Britain’s Adam Peaty or China’s Haiyang Qin should enjoy favorite status. Peaty owns the world record but finished third at the World Championships in February.
He won the semifinal heat, but American challenger Nic Finke beat that time and posted the best of the event en route to gold. Nicolo Martinenghi finished second.
Qin holds the 200M record but is expected to try his hand at the 100M here. In 2023, he posted a time better than any of the 2024 World Championships marks, though obviously shy of Peaty’s world record.
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