A reader's guide to handball outrights
Denmark's and Poland's championships are two of the domestic titles open to long-term bets on this handball page, one of the sports in the sport-by-sport outrights menu. Both are for the 2026/27 season; Poland is listed twice, once with a Women tag, and all three groups are winner markets.
What does each group name stand for?
Read from left to right, each name below gives the competition, the season or year and the market:
Group name on the site | What it means |
|---|---|
World Championship 2027. Results | the results of the 2027 World Championship, the only national-team event here |
Champions League. 2026/27. Winner | the club that wins the 2026/27 Champions League |
Champions League. 2026/27. Women. Winner | the same title in the women's competition |
Spain. Liga ASOBAL. 2026/27. Winner | the 2026/27 champion of Spain's Liga ASOBAL |
Russia. Superleague. 2026/27. Results | the results of Russia's Superleague season |
Russia. Superleague. 2026/27. Women. Results | the same results for the women's Superleague |
Match by match, the two Champions League competitions are followed on separate pages: the Champions League match list for the group without a tag and the women's edition's games for the other.
Which other national titles are on the page?
France's Division 1 has a winner market for 2026/27, with no women's group beside it. The page's only cup comes from Russia: the women's Russian Cup, again with a winner market for 2026/27.
Does any club have a group of its own?
Yes, one: Rostov-Don, with a special bets group for its women's team. Unlike every other group, it is not tied to a season or a year.
Where are single handball matches?
Bets on one match at a time go through the regular handball line, where games are listed before they start.