Four Hills Tournament Prediction: Halvor Egner, Dawid Kubacki, and Timi Zajc Among the Top Favorites

The upcoming 71st Four Hills Ski Jumping Tournament will be held from December 28, 2022 to January 6, 2023. After passing two years without action due to Corona outbreak, avid viewers can stream live action and watch out for the hustle between the top skiers. Among the top qualifiers was Halvor Egner who managed to win the Four Hills Qualification. If we take a close look at the odds, we can see Dawid Kubacki stands as the top favorite for winning, followed by Anze Lanisek. 

With a demonstrated experience of three back to back winter Olympics, Dawid Kubacki is well adapted to the region and is likely to bag a win at the Four Hills Tournament. With two bronze medals under his belt, Dawid Kubacki will come out as the most experienced and determined player in the middle. Since his qualification in September 2022, Dawid has ensured that his form remained top class. In November 2022, Dawid Kubacki earned his 6th World Cup win, which was quite fascinating. With other participants hitting the 137m and 134m marks, Dawid Kubacki will be looking to align with the same and win.

The Slovenian superstar is coming off a win at the Artic Circle, hitting the 149m record. After winning in Ruka last season, Anze Lanisek carries a top form in the tournament. In the ongoing World Cup competition, Anze Lanisek is among the leading jumpers. Previously, Anze Lanisek has defeated Timi Zajc by 25.8 points, which is the reason why Anze Lanisek has better odds for winning. 

The 22 year old, Timi Zajc will be boosted with confidence for making a remarkable comeback against Anze Lanisek and winning the Four Hills Tournament. Timi Zajc managed to win, the Ski Flying World Cup in Obersdorf in March, jumping 232 meters. At such a young age, Timi Zajc has already won two medals; one Gold and other Silver. Timi Zajc has demonstrated great gameplay and ability throughout the year 2022 and is likely to continue the same performances in the upcoming year. 

The above highlighted skiers have bagged one or more Olympic titles so far and have held great form and consistency in the past one year. According to my analysis, Dawid Kubacki stands out as the favorite, followed by Timi Zajc. One thing is sure that the winning margin will be the slightest, under 20, depending on the participants.

• Dawid Kubacki to Win for 1.40
• To Win By 10-19.9 Points - Yes for 3.75
• Anze Lanisek Wins - Yes for 3.5