Kaori Sakamoto Leads 2026 Women’s Olympic Figure Skating Gold Medal Odds
The women’s figure skating event is a highlight of the Winter Olympics, showcasing incredible talent and artistry. First introduced in 1908, this event has a rich history, with athletes often facing fierce competition. In recent years, Russian-born skaters have dominated, winning gold in the last three Olympics.
Kaori Sakamoto Leads 2026 Women’s Olympic Figure Skating Gold Medal Odds
As we approach the 2026 Winter Games, Japanese figure skater Kaori Sakamoto emerges as the favorite for the gold medal. At 25 years old, Sakamoto gained prominence by securing a bronze medal at the 2022 Games. Currently, she is listed at odds of +175, translating to an implied probability of 36.36% to clinch the gold.
Current Gold Medal Odds
Here’s how the odds stack up for the leading contenders:
- Kaori Sakamoto (JPN) +175
- Adeliia Petrosian (AIN) +240
- Alysa Liu (USA) +270
- Amber Glenn (USA) +430
- Ami Nakai (JPN) +1600
- Niina Petrokina (EST) +2500
- Mone Chiba (JPN) +2500
- Isabeau Levito (USA) +4000
- Anastasiia Gubanova (GEO) +10000
- Lara Naki Gutmann (ITA) +10000
- Jia Shin (KOR) +10000
- Loena Hendrickx (BEL) +10000
- Haein Lee (KOR) +10000
- Nina Pinzaroone (BEL) +10000
- Anna Pezzetta (ITA) +10000
- Sofia Samodelkina (KAZ) +10000
- Kimmy Respond (SUI) +10000
- Lida Karhunen (FIN) +10000
While Sakamoto stands out as the favorite, another young talent to watch is Ami Nakai. At just 17, Nakai has recently shown exceptional skill, particularly in her Short Program performed at Skate America. Her odds of +1600 make her an appealing dark horse bet for those looking for value.
Final Thoughts
As the 2026 Winter Olympics approach, all eyes will be on these talented athletes. With Sakamoto leading the odds and Nakai positioned as a potential surprise contender, it promises to be an exhilarating competition.
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