Summer Olympic Games 2032: Betting On The Mascot of the Olympic Games in Brisbane

Event & Dates Summer Olympic Games Mascot 2032- Special Bets   2032 may seem like an eternity away, but it is the date for the Summer Olympics and Paralympics, which will take place in Brisbane, Australia. Now, that's going to be a hot ticket in more ways than one!   The sports of this event are one thing, but what really got fans of the Olympics talking about is the mascot. As Australia boasts one of the most well-known sets of animals in the world, there are predictions that this mascot will be an animal which is recognisable and colorful. However, which animal will it be?   The decision of which animal, reef or lifeguard (weird choice for a mascot!) will be the mascot for the games is set to be decided by the public. There is serious speculation that, due to the Gold Coast 2018 mascot being a koala, the mascot for 2032 will also be a koala, as it is one of the country's most notable animals.   If this is a bet that sounds like it's up your alley, then the event relating to it is due to begin on December 31^st 2024 at 8.30 am.   Betting the Event So, which mascots are up for being the 2032 Summer Mascot? You can find the best wagering options for making this bet here at the sportsbook you can access here. Here are the bets on this page to help you get an idea!  

• Australian White Ibis
• Dugong
• Koala
• Kangaroo
• Platypus
• Kookaburra
• Echidna
• Emu
• Cassowary
• Crocodile
• Wombat
• Cooktown Orchid
• Lyrebird
• Clownfish
• Flying Fox
• Lifeguards
• Dingo
• Frilled Necked Lizard
• Great Barrier Reef

  Event Research Links So, how do you decide which of these animals (or lifeguards?) is the right option to place your bet on?   The Olympics has an official page for the upcoming games, which features all the information you will need to learn about the mascots, including who proposed them, as well as looking into past mascots. Why do the latter? There is a bit of a trend among mascots in the Olympics; see if you can guess what it is! It will make betting on this event more interesting! The Olympics also has a Twitter/ X page, as well as a Facebook page, which posts almost daily about the upcoming games. So, this is ideal to get an idea of what is happening with the Brisbane games, as well as to research which mascots get mentioned the most (if any do!).