- Eliot Grondin, with +220 odds, is the best bet to win gold in the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympics in the Men’s Snowboard Cross event because of his recent success in both season-long and championship events.
- Loan Bozzolo (+750) and Nathan Pare (+2500) are good long-shot bets for bettors who want longer odds.
LIVIGNO, Italy – Eliot Grondin is the favorite and best bet to win the Milano Cortina 2026 Men’s Snowboard Cross event with +220 odds.
Adam Lambert of Australia and Alessandro Haemmerle of Austria both have +475 odds at legal Olympic betting sites, which are tied for the second-shortest odds to win the Men’s Snowboard Cross event.
2026 Men’s Snowboard Cross Odds at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics
- Eliot Grondin (CAN) +220
- Adam Lambert (AUS) +475
- Alessandro Haemmerle (AUT) +475
- Jakob Dusek (AUT) +700
- Jonas Chollet (FRA) +750
- Loan Bozzolo (FRA) +750
- Aidan Chollet (FRA) +1800
- Lorenzo Sommariva (ITA) +1800
- Nathan Pare (USA) +2500
- Filippo Ferrari (ITA) +3000
- Jake Vedder (USA) +4000
- Kalla Koblet (SUI) +4000
- Leon Ulbricht (GER) +4000
- Nick Baumgartner (USA) +4000
- Martin Noerl (GER) +5000
- Cameron Bolton (AUS) +5500
- Lukas Pachner (AUT) +6500
- Huw Nightingale (GBR) +10000
- Jarryd Hughes (AUS) +10000
- Lucas Eguibar Breton (ESP) +10000
Bet on Eliot Grondin to Win Gold at the 2026 Winter Olympics
Grondin is the best bet to win gold in the 2026 Men’s Snowboard Cross event because:
- The Canadian won gold at the 2025 World Championships in Switzerland.
- He won silver in the 2022 Winter Olympics, which shows bettors a strong history of excellent performances in major events.
- Grondin has won the past two World Cup seasons, which indicates consistent excellence.
Given his consistent excellence and elite performances in worldwide competitions, Grondin is the best bet with +220 odds at legal sports betting sites to win the Snowboard Cross event at the Winter Olympics.
Two other longshots who may win the Men’s 2026 Snowboard Cross Olympic event are:
- Loan Bozzolo (+750): Finished second at the 2025 World Championships and in the 2024–2025 season-long standings. He has also won two of the past three, including the most recent, European Cup events.
- Nathan Pare (+2500): The American with the shortest odds in the field, Pare has won three of the past four Nor-Am Cup Events. He is also relatively young compared to other competitors (he is 21 years old), which means his best performances are likely in front of him.
The event begins on February 12 at 4 a.m. EST at Livigno Snow Park in Livigno, Italy.
