Denmark vs USA - Men's Curling - Complete Event - Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games

Denmark goes head-to-head with the USA in this high-stakes curling contest at the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games.
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[@davidmadill3699]

Love how Denmark stopped for a sandwich break mid way

[@birderjohn3396]

I was there with my brother, that whole place cheered for Denmark. The American fans where surprised.

[@FischerFan]

That was no surprise. In the 2005 world men's championship, U.S. skip Pete Fenson made a similar observation of the crowds in Victoria, 'They weren't entirely on our side.'. People are fed up with the Americans controlling and dominating way more than their share of sports. They don't need to control curling.

[@lucasbarbosa3335]

Diga onde você vai que eu vou varrendo🎶🎵

[@JackDaScarecrow]

FUCK YEAH SHUSTER'S SUCH A ROCKSTAR!!!!!

[@nerisilveramedina6560]

Thats it "Denmark" You're getting liberated. It's Freedom Time.

[@marlonsantos1774]

I played a lot of curling in digimon world of ps1

[@jamesroberts7021]

trying to understand this game is HARRRRDDD

[@RK-zf4jw]

James Roberts no no it's simple. At each round the team with the rock closer to the centre gets a point. If the same team has the 2 rocks closest to the centre they get 2 points.

[@joshuamanso2307]

Ulrik does the same release as Miriam.

[@joshuamanso2307]

Mirjam

[@bombolooney797]

I’m new to curling. Can somebody tell me why USA didn’t aim the button at last of End 5? Wasn’t it will be a score for them?

[@IlGreven]

There weren't any Danish stones in the house, so anywhere in the house would score that stone. It doesn't have to be on the button.

[@ruanstaffuzza]

They made this strategy so that they have de advantage on the 6th end.

[@williamshipley4841]

Because having 'the hammer' is a big advantage. If you have it, you sort of assume that you will get at least one but you really want to have two. The U.S. had the hammer and could have gotten the 'almost automatic' one but left the house empty to have another chance with the hammer in 6.

[@enisoares5213]

3:54

[@timothymorris3601]

It's the US, we don't care about curling. It's interesting, but we don't care.

[@hejalll]

US is still 50 times bigger than Denmark :p Curling also isn't big in Denmark.

[@JurisicSantiago]

You care so much that you post a comment on KZbin about it!

[@RK-zf4jw]

Timothy Morris actually not many countries do 😂

[@FischerFan]

Number of registered curlers: Canada - 1.5 million (1 in 23) U.S.A. - 23,500 (1 in 14,213; majority in Minnesota and Wisconsin) The numbers don't lie and the WCF should forget about trying to Bettmanize the sport.