Unbeaten and unstoppable, Yannick Schwaller’s Swiss squad is looking to tighten its grip on the top seed as the men’s Olympic curling round robin reaches its critical final stages. Standing in their way is a resilient German team desperate for an upset to keep their playoff hopes alive.
The two sides will face off in Session #10 on Tuesday, February 17, at 1:05 p.m. at the Cortina Olympic Stadium in the heart of the Dolomitic Alps. Kalshi is actively listing odds and trades for users looking to put in their two cents.
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Germany vs. Switzerland Men's Curling Live Odds
Prediction markets on Kalshi are heavily favoring the Swiss. Market confidence in the Swiss has remained sky-high following their 9-4 dismantling of defending champion Sweden earlier today. Germany enters the match as the clear underdog.
Kalshi Winter Olympic markets have seen significant liquidity as the round-robin concludes, so these numbers can shift leading up to and throughout the competition.
Game Context & Predictions
Switzerland enters the match with a perfect 6-0 record. Their dominance was on full display in their most recent session, a clinical 9-4 victory over Sweden that showcased Schwaller’s 89.4% draw accuracy. For the Swiss, a win today would virtually lock them into the top seed heading into the semifinals.
Germany, skipped by Marc Muskatewitz, currently sits at 3-4 after a tough 9-7 loss to Czechia. To pull off the upset, the Germans must disrupt Switzerland’s rhythm and force play into the wings. While Germany famously stunned Sweden earlier in the week, they will need a mistake-free performance to hand the Swiss their first loss of the tournament.
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