Ski jumping betting in Morocco: World Cup, Four Hills and ski flying

Ski jumping is scored, not timed. A jumper leaves the take-off table and lands as far down the slope as possible, ideally in a telemark, with the K-point as the reference line. Distance becomes points, five judges add style marks, and wind and start gate correct the total. A competition runs over two scored rounds, normally after a qualification: 50 jumpers take the first round, the best 30 come back for the second, and the two jumps added together produce the result.

The top level is the FIS World Cup, from Lillehammer in November to Planica in March, with the Four Hills Tournament around New Year and the Falun World Championships in between. Morocco has never had a jumper or a hill: in nine Winter Olympics its athletes appeared in alpine and cross-country skiing only, so this page is a Moroccan window onto the northern hills. Under the text, 1xBet lists the men's and women's competitions already open for pre-match betting in 2026; cross-country, biathlon and alpine skiing have sections of their own.

Season, stage, competition, market: how the Ski Jumping line is arranged 🔎

The section opens with the season. Inside it, every World Cup stage carries the name of its host town, while the Four Hills, the ski flying weekends and the Falun championships are competitions in their own right; long-term bets on the big globe, the Tournament or a world title sit in a dateless list. A stage unfolds into its competitions, men's or women's, individual or team, each with the time of the first round; opening a competition shows its markets. The whole pre-match line follows the same order.

Bet, question, settlement: the markets on a competition 🧾

The cut after the first round shapes every placing bet: a jumper outside the top 30 makes no second jump and drops out of the podium, top 6 and top 10 at once. A head-to-head compares two names whatever happens to the rest of the field.

K-point, five judges, wind and gate: what a jump is worth ❄️

Distance comes first. Reaching the K-point is worth 60 points on a normal or large hill and 120 on a flying hill, and every metre beyond or short of it adds or removes 2.0 points on a normal hill, 1.8 on a large hill and 1.2 in ski flying. Five judges then mark the flight and the landing out of 20 each; the highest and the lowest marks are dropped, so style brings 60 points at most, telemark included. The sum then receives its corrections:

• the wind factor adds or subtracts points according to the wind measured during the jump;

• the gate factor adjusts the score when the start gate differs from the reference gate of the round.

Hill size is expressed as HS: a normal hill measures HS 85 to 109, a large hill HS 110 to 184, and ski flying starts at HS 185. Team events field four jumpers per nation, the mixed event pairs women and men, and the 2026 Olympics added a super team format.

Globes, the Four Hills and the holders going into 2026/27 🏆

Each World Cup competition pays points to the first 30, from 100 for the winner down to a single point for 30th place; the season total decides the big crystal globe, a small globe rewards the ski flying standings, and the Nations Cup adds results by country. The Four Hills, Raw Air and Planica7 run inside the calendar with standings of their own; the Tournament winner has the highest total across all eight jumps, two per hill.

Domen Prevc holds the 2025/26 big globe, the Four Hills title with 1195.6 points, the small globe for ski flying and the world ski flying title won in Oberstdorf in January 2026, where Japan took the team event. Nika Prevc has won the women's standings three seasons in a row; Austria took the men's Nations Cup and Japan the women's. Matti Nykänen and Adam Małysz share the men's record of four big globes, and the women's World Cup has existed since 2011/12.

Calendar 2026/27 in Rabat time 📅

Morocco has kept GMT all year round since 20 September 2026. Competitions in Central Europe and Scandinavia fall in the daytime, at the same hour as Rabat or close to it; Sapporo and Zao, in Japan, are morning events for a Moroccan viewer; the start time of each competition is printed on its card.

Falun's titles sit outside the World Cup points; the standings resume at Holmenkollen before the globes are handed over in Planica. The women's calendar adds a first at New Year: a Four Hills Tournament of their own, on the men's four hills.

Between the rounds: live betting, then the phone 📱

Once the first jumper is on the inrun, the competition leaves this page for live ski jumping. The provisional standings after round one show the gaps between the 30 finalists and new prices on the winner follow; depending on the event, the round-one leader is priced during the first round itself. On a phone, the browser shows the same card and coupon, with every other sport in play at that hour a tap away.

Morocco: dirhams, deposits and a sport followed from afar 💳

An account with 1xBet in Morocco is held in Moroccan dirham (MAD); deposits go through Attijari, CIH, Cash Plus, Al Barid or Lbankalik, and every stake is entered in the currency of the balance. Moroccan skiing answers to the FRMSSM in Marrakech, whose calendar has no jumping event, so the World Cup is where a Moroccan bettor meets the sport. Creating an account comes before the first stake; the neighbouring winter lines, the biathlon World Cup and alpine skiing before the start, work with the same balance.