Giro d' Italia Odds

The Giro d’Italia, or Tour of Italy, is one of the largest professional cycling events and is traditionally the first of the three Grand Tours held each year. This annual multi-stage race takes place primarily in Italy, though certain routes occasionally extend into neighboring countries. The three-week tour has a long and storied history, with the first edition taking place in 1909.

While the exact route changes annually, the race typically maintains a similar structure that includes a mix of time trials and mountain stages through the Alps and Dolomites. Since the 1960s, the starting point—known as the “Grande Partenza”—has rotated between different locations, sometimes even outside Italy, while finishes often take place in major Italian cities such as Verona, Turin, or Rome.

Each edition of the Giro d’Italia is divided into stages, and a rider’s cumulative time across all stages determines the overall standings. The competitor with the lowest total time leads the general classification and wears the iconic pink jersey.

In addition to the general classification, there are several other competitions within the race, including the points classification for sprinters, the mountain classification for climbers, the young rider classification for competitors under 25, and the team classification.

Given its prestige and global following, the Giro d’Italia consistently attracts betting interest from cycling fans. Sportsbooks typically offer a range of Giro d’Italia odds and betting markets, from outright winner predictions to stage-by-stage wagers, allowing fans to engage with the race in a variety of ways.

Giro d'Italia Winners Odds 2026
#Rider 1	TBA	TBA	TBA
#Rider 2	TBA	TBA	TBA
#Rider 3	TBA	TBA	TBA
#Rider 4	TBA	TBA	TBA
#Rider 5	TBA	TBA	TBA
#Rider 6	TBA	TBA	TBA
#Rider 7	TBA	TBA	TBA
#Rider 8	TBA	TBA	TBA

Last updated on: October 6, 2025

We will do our best to keep our pages updated with the current Giro d’Italia odds. However, if you need access to live, up-to-date betting lines, you might consider heading straight to one of our offshore sportsbooks.

How to Bet on the Giro d’Italia

The first step to starting your Giro d’Italia betting strategy includes learning the popular betting options for cycling and learning how they can be used during the Giro d’Italia.

Popular Giro d’Italia Betting Options

If you head to the cycling section on your favorite online sportsbook, you may see some different betting types you may not particularly be familiar with if you’re used to the regular moneylines, totals, and spreads.

Giro d’Italia Futures

Giro d’Italia futures are typically available well before the race begins. In these markets, you’re betting on the outright winner of the event — also known as the general classification winner.

The list usually features all participating riders, with those most likely to win appearing at the top. Futures bets often come with higher odds than standard wagers because the outcome is less predictable and influenced by many variables over the course of the race.

For instance, if you believe Rider B represents strong value at +600 compared to Rider A, who leads the odds board at +250, a $100 wager on Rider B would return $700, while the same wager on Rider A would pay $350.

These futures markets are generally available as soon as the race is announced, giving bettors the chance to place early wagers and potentially find strong value before odds begin to shift.

Top 3 Finish

The top three finish wager allows a small margin of error if you aren’t sure that your favorite cyclist will win the GC (general classification) outright wager. If you aren’t sure if they’ll win overall, but could do very well at the Giro d’Italia and may place in the top three, you can place that wager with reduced odds. This can be a fantastic option as your rider only has to place in the top three for your bet to cash.

Top 10 Finish

This Giro d’Italia betting type is the same as the top three finish above, but you get even more reduced odds and your rider just has to place within the top ten.

Stage Betting

You can also bet on the top rider for individual stages of the Giro d’Italia, as the race unfolds across multiple segments with varying terrain. Some riders perform best on flat sprint stages, while others excel in the mountains — making stage betting both strategic and engaging.

Each stage features its own odds, allowing you to tailor your bets based on a rider’s strengths and racing style. For example, if Rider C is known as a skilled climber, they might be a strong pick for a stage that includes challenging ascents through the Alps.