Speed skating
Men's 1500 metres
Speed skating
Women's 1500 metres
Alpine skiing
Men's downhill
Alpine skiing
Women's downhill
Cross-country skiing
Men's 50 km mass start freestyle
Cross-country skiing
Women's 30 km mass start freestyle
Biathlon
Men's 20 km individual
Biathlon
Women's 15 kim individual
Snowboarding
Men's halfpipe
Freestyle skiing
Women's moguls
Bobsleigh
Four man's bob
Figure skating
Pair skating
Fill in the form for your gold, silver and bronze medal winners. Use the data m de juiste kandidaat te selecteren. Kijk naar het scoring system to find more explanation on how you get points.
As the Olympics have officially started, it’s not possible to participate anymore. Look at the results below to see which countries are winning in each event and how many points each player scored.
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For the best experience, take part in all the competions there are. Click on the buttons below to go to the pages and fill in similar fonts there. Use the same public name in all competitions to show up in the overall results table.
Find below the results for each event of the Kings & Queens competition. This also includes the amount of points a country has scored for this event.
Based on these event results we have calculated how many points each player has scored. Find your name in the overview and see how you rank among the other players.
A: Speed skating: Men’s 1500 metres
B: Speed skating:Women’s 1500 metres
C: Alpine skiing: Men’s downhill
D: Alping skiine: Women’s downhill
E: Cross-country skiing: Men’s 50 km mass start freestyle
F: Cross-country skiing: Women’s 50 km mass start freestyle
G: Biathlon – Men’s 20 km individual
H: Biathlon – Women’s 15 km individual
I: Snowboarding – Men’s halfpipe
J: Freestyle skiing – Women’s moguls
K: Bobsleigh – Four man’s bob
L: Figure skating – Pairs skating
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After the deadline for submission has passed, and the 2022 Olympics have started, we will post the results here. You will be able to see all the results per event, just as you rank among the other players.
You might wonder which countries are likely to perform well in this competition. To help you out with your choice, we have collected and visualized some relevant data. Determine which data you find most relevant and make your choice for your gold, silver and bronze winners based on this assessment.
This first table shows you which countries are participating in which events. The more events a country is participating in, the more opportunities to score points. The table shows with how many participants a country is taking part in an event. Note that participation might be subject to last minute changes.
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A: Speed skating: Men’s 1500 metres
B: Speed skating:Women’s 1500 metres
C: Alpine skiing: Men’s downhill
D: Alping skiine: Women’s downhill
E: Cross-country skiing: Men’s 50 km mass start freestyle
F: Cross-country skiing: Women’s 50 km mass start freestyle
G: Biathlon – Men’s 20 km individual
H: Biathlon – Women’s 15 km individual
I: Snowboarding – Men’s halfpipe
J: Freestyle skiing – Women’s moguls
K: Bobsleigh – Four man’s bob
L: Figure skating – Pairs skating
Next, some historic data could also help in making your decision. We have collected data from all olympics and this year’s World Cup for each event. The table shows the top-10 per event for all olympics combined, the previous 2018 Olympics only and the ’21-’22 World Cup ranking. If there are blank cells this either means the event didn’t take place, or there aren’t any other countries in the top-10.
Combining the results of all events, we have made an overall ranking. This is shown in the table below.
Some events might be more familiar to you than others. Or you have just forgotten how the event unfolded at the previous olympics. In both cases, click on the event below and watch some of the highlights of the 2018 olympics.
For the 20 km individual event no good video could be found.
In this game you pick your golden, silver and bronze winners per competition. Your picks relate to the amount of points you can score. This is based on the following scores table:
Position
Points
1
20
2
16
3
12
4
9
5
7
6
5
7
4
8
3
9
2
10
1
If one of your picked nations (either gold, silver or bronze) ends up in a top-10 position, you score points according to this table. For your golden pick, your points get multiplied by three. For your silver pick, your points get doubled. For your bronze pick, you just get the single amount of points. If one of your picked countries ends up multiple times in the top-10, your get points for all your positions.
Let’s take an example to see how this works. In the Kings & Queens competition you have chosen Japan for gold, Canada for silver and China for bronze. In the snowboarding men’s big air event, this is the (fictional) result:
Position
Country
1
Italy
2
China
3
Canada
4
Great Britain
5
Sweden
6
United States
7
Czech Republic
8
Switserland
9
Australia
10
Norway
In this situation you will get the following points:
For the final score, all the scores of the event are added together. The person with the highest score in total will win the Kings & Queens competition.