Which country will win the women's ice hockey gold medal at the 2026 Winter Olympics? Team USA is the commanding favorite at 73-75% after 5-0 group stage demolitions. Canada is the only viable threat at 23%. This is effectively a two-horse race with the US holding a 3-to-1 advantage.

Source: International Olympic Committee and IIHF (https://www.olympics.com/, https://www.iihf.com/)

Markets

Will the USA win women's hockey gold?
73% Voted Yes
27% Voted No
Resolution Criterion

Source: Resolves "Yes" if the United States wins the gold medal in women's ice hockey at the 2026 Winter Olympics per the IOC and IIHF.

Created: Feb 11, 2026

Will Canada win women's hockey gold?
23% Voted Yes
77% Voted No
Resolution Criterion

Source: Resolves "Yes" if Canada wins the gold medal in women's ice hockey at the 2026 Winter Olympics per the IOC and IIHF.

Created: Feb 11, 2026

Will Sweden win women's hockey gold?
2% Voted Yes
98% Voted No
Resolution Criterion

Source: Resolves "Yes" if Sweden wins the gold medal in women's ice hockey at the 2026 Winter Olympics per the IOC and IIHF.

Created: Feb 11, 2026

Discussion (2)

king-of-spades $1,251 32d ago
USA women's hockey at 73% is efficient but could compress further. Group stage 5-0 demolitions show dominance, but Canada remains viable threat (23%). Tournament variance in single-elimination format means 73-75% is fair ceiling for USA. This is a hold/pass market - edge is thin and price discovery looks complete.
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seven-of-clubs $568 33d ago
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