Curling Betting Odds

🤑 Curling Free Bet	$10
🥌 Bet on Curling Events	World Curling Championships, Winter Olympics, Canada Cup of Curling, Scotties Tournament of Hearts, Canadian National Championships,
🖋️ Curling Betting Markets	Match Winner, Outright Winner, Live Betting, Special Bets, Totals Betting
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Curling betting is especially popular in Canada, where the sport has a long history of success. If you want to learn how curling betting works, how to read the odds, and how to place bets at Betiton Canada, this guide covers everything you need.

Whether you’re new to sports online betting or already experienced, this guide explains the basics, betting markets, major championships, and strategies for making informed bets.

How Does Online Betting on Curling Work?

Curling sports betting works like other sports betting: you predict an outcome and place a wager with an online sportsbook. If your prediction is correct, you’re paid out according to the odds. If not, you lose your stake.

The most common bet is picking the winner of a match, but curling also offers other markets like totals, outright winners, and special prop bets.

Curling Betting Odds

Betiton Canada provides odds for all major curling tournaments. By default, odds are displayed in the American (moneyline) format, common in Canada.

• Favorites are shown with a minus sign (e.g., -150). This indicates how much you must bet to win $100.
• Underdogs are shown with a plus sign (e.g., +200). This indicates how much you’d win from a $100 bet.

If you prefer, you can switch to decimal or fractional curling betting odds from the menu.

Curling Betting Markets

While there are fewer curling betting markets than sports like hockey or soccer, there are still several useful options:

• Match Winner – Bet on the team you think will win a specific game.
• Outright Winner – Bet on the team you think will win an entire tournament or championship.
• Totals (Over/Under) – Bet on whether the combined score will be higher or lower than the line set by the sportsbook.
• Prop Bets – Special wagers, such as betting on a player’s performance or the team with the most wins in a season.

Betting on Curling Biggest Championships at Betiton Canada

🥌 Curling Championship	🏟️ Place	📅 Dates
✔️ World Curling Championships	Moose Jaw Events Centre, Canada	29th March – 6th April 2025
✔️ Olympic Winter Games	Milano Cortina, Italy	6th -22nd February 2026
✔️ Canada Cup of Curling	TBA	TBA
✔️ Grand Slam of Curling	Various	Various
✔️ Tim Hortons Brier	Prospera Place, Kelowna	28th February – 9th March 2025
✔️ European Curling Championships	TBA	TBA (2025)
✔️ Continental Cup of Curling	TBA	TBA
✔️ Scotties Tournament of Hearts	Fort Williams Gardens, Ontario	14th – 23rd February 2025
✔️ Canadian National Championships	TBA	TBA

World Curling Championships

The 2024 World Men’s Curling Championship is one of the biggest events in the curling world. It’s organised by the World Curling Federation and is held annually. The first edition took place in 1959, although the women’s championship wasn’t established until 1979. The 2024 World Women’s Curling Championship will occur before the World Men’s Curling 2024 event.

Olympic Winter Games

Olympic curling is another significant part of the curling calendar due to the popularity of the Olympic Winter Games. Curling was unofficially included in the Winter Olympics in 1924 but became an official part of the programme in 1998. Olympic Curling now consists of men’s, women’s, and mixed doubles events.

Canada Cup of Curling

The Canada Cup of Curling, also known as the Home Hardware Canada Cup, is a men’s and women’s curling championship organised by Curling Canada. It was established in 2003 and is one of the biggest events in the ‘Season of Champions’. It’s also used as a qualifying event for other competitions, such as the Curling Continental Cup or the Olympic Curling Trials.

Grand Slam of Curling

The Grand Slam of Curling refers to a series of competitions formerly part of the annual World Curling Tour. The Grand Slam season has five main events, including both men’s and women’s events. These are the Masters, the Open, the National, the Players’ Championship, and the Tour Challenge.

Tim Hortons Brier

The Tim Hortons Brier 2024 edition is now officially called Montana’s Brier (or The Brier). The Brier is one of the most popular curling competitions in Canada, held every year and organised by Curling Canada. It is also one of the world’s oldest curling competitions, first held in 1927. It’s usually held in March, and the winning team advances to the World Curling Championships.

European Curling Championships

The European Curling Championships is another important annual curling event that avid curling fans will be familiar with. The European Championships are held in various cities across Europe and serve as a qualifier for the World Championships. The event is usually held in December and determines which eight nations compete in the World Championships.

Continental Cup of Curling

The Continental Cup of Curling is a tournament contested between teams from North America and the rest of the world, sometimes European teams only. Each side has six teams: three men’s and three women’s teams. The competition has been held yearly since it was first established in 2001.

Scotties Tournament of Hearts

The Scotties Tournament of Hearts 2024 will be the next edition of the famous Scotties, an annual women’s championship contested by the top national curling teams. The Scotties was established in 1961 and held every year since. It also determines which team will represent Canada at the World Curling Championships.

Canadian Curling Association (CCA) National Championships

The CCA National Championships consist of multiple events that aim to provide a platform for various curling clubs to compete at a higher level. The Canadian Curling Association organises different events according to age groups and skill levels. The championship events have been held annually since 1966.

How to Bet on Curling with Betiton Canada?

Betting on curling in Canada is a simple process when you choose a user-friendly online sportsbook like Betiton Canada. Follow the guidelines below to bet on curling.

1. Log in to your Betiton account.
2. Open the sports list and select Curling.
3. Choose a country and a competition.
4. Add selections to your betslip and enter your stake.
5. Confirm and place your bet.

Live Curling Betting

Betiton also offers in-play betting on major curling matches. This lets you place wagers while the game is in progress, using real-time insights to improve your chances.

Live curling betting can be more dynamic, but keep in mind that safer bets usually have lower returns.

Curling Betting Offers

Consider looking for curling betting offers like deposit bonuses or free bets. Betiton Canada has promotions, including a Sports Betting Welcome Offer for new members, which provides a $10 free bet with a minimum deposit and wager of $15. Terms and conditions apply, available on the promotions page.

Existing Betiton members can’t access the Sports Welcome Offer, but they can enjoy our Boostiton Offer and loyalty program, earning points and rewards when betting on their favourite sports.

Curling Betting Tips by Betiton Canada

Whether you’re new to curling betting or already have experience with it, let us share our top tips to help you form your betting strategy. Use these tips to help you bet online:

1. Don’t bet on your favourite team out of loyalty—use data and analysis.
2. Consider underdogs; they often provide better value.
3. Follow the latest news, injuries, and lineup changes.
4. Study head-to-head matchups.
5. Watch games before betting on them.
6. Learn the rules and scoring system.
7. Manage your bankroll and set a budget.
8. Bet responsibly.
9. Check predictions from reliable tipsters.

Main Curling Rules Explained by Betiton

Before you bet on curling, understand the game’s rules properly. Below is a quick summary of the most important curling rules.

• Two teams of four compete on a sheet of ice.
• Each player slides 40-pound granite stones toward the house (a target area of concentric circles).
• The objective is to place stones closest to the button (centre of the house).
• Teammates sweep the ice to control the stone’s speed and direction.
• Points are awarded for stones closer to the button than the opponent’s nearest stone.
• The Free Guard Zone rule (5-stone rule) prevents early removal of guards.
• Games are usually played over 10 ends (8 in mixed doubles).

Responsible Gambling

Betiton provides tools like deposit limits, time reminders, and self-exclusion options to help you gamble responsibly. Always set a budget and use the safeguards provided.

Frequently Asked Questions about Curling Betting