Birk Ruud and Two Americans Compete for Men’s Freeski Slopestyle Gold Odds

Birk Ruud and Two Americans Compete for Men’s Freeski Slopestyle Gold Odds

The men’s freeski slopestyle final at the Olympic Winter Games will take place Tuesday morning, showcasing elite talent from around the globe. Norway’s Birk Ruud is a key contender, favored to reach the top of the podium.

Top Contenders

Ruud enters the event as the back-to-back slopestyle world champion. His current odds are +275, making him the frontrunner for gold. However, he faces stiff competition from American skiers Mac Forehand and Alexander Hall, both tied at +450.

Key Competitors

  • Birk Ruud (NOR): +275
  • Luca Harrington (NZL): +350
  • Mac Forehand (USA): +450
  • Alexander Hall (USA): +450

Luca Harrington is another strong competitor, coming in with +350 odds for a gold medal. Hall, despite finishing eighth in the qualifiers, is a former Olympic gold medal winner, bringing significant experience to the final.

Slopestyle Event Format

Freeski slopestyle includes various obstacles, such as jumps and rails. Athletes are judged based on the execution and creativity of their stunts. The event typically features high skill levels, with contestants strategically saving their best maneuvers for crucial runs.

Complete Odds List

Competitor Country Odds
Birk Ruud NOR +275
Luca Harrington NZL +350
Mac Forehand USA +450
Alexander Hall USA +450
Tormod Frostad NOR +700
Andri Ragettli SUI +700
Jesper Tjader SWE +800
Matej Svancer AUT +800
Ben Barclay NZL +2000
Sebastian Schjerve NOR +2500
Konnor Ralph USA +2500
Kim Gubser SUI +5000

The final is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. EST, when viewers can witness top athletes compete for the prestigious gold medal in slopestyle skiing. Stay tuned to Filmogaz.com for updates and insights on the event.