Betting Odds Tour De France 2017
It's the most biggest cycling event in the world – it's also an increasingly popular event for punters.
Tour de France 2019 Betting and Odds Preview. Last year, Froome’s compatriot Geraint Thomas won the Tour de France. Froome was third last year, but he’ll surely try to win the race this year. With the race close, bookies have already started offering Tour de France odds with familiar names among the top favourites. Event Date: July 6-28 2019. Tour de France Odds and Betting Preview – 2019. It’s time for the biggest race of them all: Le Tour de France.
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The 2013 Tour de France will be the 100th Tour de France. It is scheduled to start in Corsica, in the city of Porto-Vecchio. The island will host the. Tour De France stage 20, the penultimate of this year's edition, is a 22.5km individual time trial around Marseille. Find here our Tour De France Stage 20 betting preview, best odds, predictions on Winner & Head to Head, betting offers & no deposit free bets all BetAndSkill readers! Tour de France 2021 - Winner Betting Odds. Get the best available Tour de France odds from all online bookmakers with Oddschecker, the home of betting value.
It’s the biggest and most prestigious cycling race in the world – and also one of the most unpredictable, which is why betting on the Tour de France can be fun for those so inclined and with a few spare euro in their pockets.
With the race going for three weeks and its dynamics constantly changing – along with the odds – it’s a potential mine field (or playground, depending on the depth of your pockets); a game of Russian roulette that has more in common with online casino gaming than your average Grand National sweepstakes.
But is does offer varied opportunities, with more than the yellow jersey at stake. Stage winners, the green points jersey, the King of the Mountains and the White young rider’s jersey can all be bet on. You can also wage a bet on who'll finish second and third on the podium, top 10 finishes and the team classification.
And, just as you can bet on who scores the first goal in a football match or the most goals in the World Cup, it’s possible to back who’ll wear yellow or green for the most stages. You can also pit riders against each other in individual stages or for the overall Tour in 'match-ups'.
With a proliferation of betting firms getting in on the action, and with cycling's booming popularity worldwide, Tour de France (and other big bike races) is becoming increasingly popular among armchair followers.
The cyclingbetting.org website is a good place to start for information on betting on the Tour de France.