Winter Sports
Winter sports pools cover World Cup alpine skiing, biathlon, ski jumping and speed skating, along with curling, a sport where Canadian teams are among the strongest in the world.
The World Cup winter season runs from late October to March.
Winter Sports Fixtures
Schedules for the next seven days, with live scores and recent results.
Pool markets
Each market on each event is a separate pool. Final odds for every pool are calculated only after it closes at the scheduled start.
Race or Event Winner
Pick the athlete or team that wins.
Podium Finish
Your selection must finish in the top three.
Head-to-Head
Pick which of two athletes finishes higher.
Competitions
- FIS Alpine Ski World Cup Downhill, super-G, giant slalom and slalom.
- Curling Grand Slam of Curling events, the Brier and the Scotties Tournament of Hearts.
- Biathlon and speed skating World Cup circuits.
Winter Sports settlement rules
- Results are settled on the official result published by the governing body on the day of the event.
- If an event is cancelled or postponed beyond 48 hours, pools are void.
- An athlete who does not start is removed from the pool and their stakes are returned.
These rules sit alongside the general pool betting rules and the Terms and Conditions.
Things to know before you bet
- Snow and visibility conditions change through a race; start order can matter.
- Curling events use round robin stages before playoffs; check the format before joining a pool.
- Set a deposit or loss limit in your account before you join a pool. Limits can be lowered at any time.