Handball is one of the most exciting and action-packed team sports. The European Women's Handball Championship, organized by the EHF, is a chance for the best European nations to compete and test themselves against other talented teams. Make handball bets on our online sports betting platform.

Betting on Women's Handball

Apart from the physical differences, like smaller hand sizes to hold the ball, women's handball is the same game as men's. However, the size of the women's handball is a little smaller when compared to the one used in men's handball.

In addition to the Olympic Games and the World Championships, the third major international handball competition is the Euro — all these competitions are played at the international level. The Euro is the annual women's handball competition of reference for clubs in the Champions League. Make your bets on the women's handball champions league with bwin.

Betting on the Women's Handball Euro

The competition starts with a preliminary skimming round where almost all nations qualify and advance to the main round.

This main round is truly a test of skill, as only the top two nations in each group of six qualify for the semi-finals. Only the two semi-finals and the final are played in a knockout format.

During the vast majority of the competition, the key word is consistency. It will be crucial for all teams to put in a series of good performances, knowing that a defeat could see them knocked out.

The games are played at a fast pace since between the first game and last game of the Women's Euro handball tournament; there are only two days between each game.

Recommended betting on women's Euro handball

Norway is the bwin bookmakers' favourite to win almost every edition of the Women's EHF EURO. In addition to winning the majority of the tournaments, the Norwegian champions have dominated women's handball for almost three decades now. As one of our recommended bets, a Norwegian win in every match will have better odds with handicap betting.

Another recommended bet is on total goals scored, which means you have to add up the totals of both teams. On average, in an international tournament, the number of goals per game is around 55 goals per game.

It is also possible to place a live bet after the game has kicked off.