NHL Betting at 1xBet
For plenty of Canadian bettors, the NHL is also the first league they ever bet on. 1xBet NHL betting covers every game of the 2026–27 regular season, all 1,344 of them, plus the playoffs and Stanley Cup futures. Whether you want to bet on NHL hockey one game at a time or back a team to lift the Cup in June, the 1xBet NHL line gives you the markets to act on your read.
NHL Betting Odds and Markets
NHL betting lines come in more shapes than most people expect. Here are the core hockey betting lines you'll find on NHL games at 1xBet:
Market | What you're betting on | Good to know |
Moneyline | Which team wins, overtime and shootout included | The simplest and most popular NHL bet |
3-way moneyline | Home win, away win or tie after 60 minutes | A regulation tie is its own outcome, so prices are bigger |
Puck line | A team wins by 2+ goals (-1.5) or loses by no more than 1 (+1.5) | Hockey's version of the point spread |
Total goals | Over or under a set number, usually 5.5 or 6.5 | Check the starting goalies first |
Period betting | Winner or total of a single period | Useful for teams known for fast starts |
Player props | Goals, points or shots on goal | Built around top scorers and their ice time |
Series betting | Who wins a best-of-seven playoff series | Opens once the playoff bracket is set |
Stanley Cup futures | Who wins the Cup | Odds move all season with injuries, trades and form |
The same bet types work across other leagues too. If you follow more than the NHL, the ice hockey betting section lists every competition on the 1xBet ice hockey line, with 1xBet hockey odds on European leagues and international tournaments too.
Reading NHL Odds: American vs Decimal
Most NHL odds Canadian fans see on TV are quoted in American format, while many online sportsbooks show decimal odds. Here's how they line up:
American | Decimal | Implied probability |
-200 | 1.50 | 66.7% |
-150 | 1.67 | 60.0% |
-110 | 1.91 | 52.4% |
+100 | 2.00 | 50.0% |
+150 | 2.50 | 40.0% |
+200 | 3.00 | 33.3% |
Decimal odds show your total return per dollar: a $10 bet at 2.50 pays back $25, stake included. Implied probability is the chance the price suggests. If you rate a team higher than that, you've found value.
How to Bet on NHL Games Online
Online NHL betting at 1xBet takes a couple of minutes on desktop or mobile:
1. Log in to your 1xBet account or sign up, then make a deposit.
2. Open the NHL section. You're already on it: every upcoming game is listed on this page.
3. Pick a game, or scroll to the futures for Stanley Cup and division markets.
4. Click the odds you want and the selection lands in your bet slip.
5. Enter your stake, choose a single or an accumulator, and confirm.
An accumulator (a parlay, as most Canadians call it) combines several picks on one ticket, and the odds multiply together. Every leg has to win, so the payout grows along with the risk.
Betting on Canadian NHL Teams
Seven of the league's 32 teams play north of the border, and that shapes NHL betting in Canada more than anything else. Canadian bettors follow these clubs closely. That loyalty moves markets. Popular clubs like the Maple Leafs and the Canadiens draw heavy public money, which can shorten their prices. Betting with your head rather than your jersey is one of the oldest rules in hockey sports betting.
Team | Division | Home arena |
Toronto Maple Leafs | Atlantic | Scotiabank Arena |
Montreal Canadiens | Atlantic | Bell Centre |
Ottawa Senators | Atlantic | Canadian Tire Centre |
Winnipeg Jets | Central | Canada Life Centre |
Edmonton Oilers | Pacific | Rogers Place |
Calgary Flames | Pacific | Scotiabank Saddledome |
Vancouver Canucks | Pacific | Rogers Arena |
The drought is no secret: no Canadian team has won the Stanley Cup since the Canadiens in 1993. The Oilers reached back-to-back Finals in 2024 and 2025, and Montreal made a run to the Eastern Conference Final in 2026. Every spring, Stanley Cup odds on Canadian clubs are among the most-watched prices on the board.
The 2026–27 NHL Season at a Glance
For NHL hockey betting, this season brings the biggest schedule change in three decades. Here's what matters for bettors:
• 84 games per team. The regular season grows from 82 to 84 games for the first time since 1993–94. The two extra games are divisional, so expect more rivalry nights.
• Opening night on September 29. The Canadiens visit the Maple Leafs at Scotiabank Arena in an Original Six clash, and the Canucks face the Oilers at Rogers Place.
• New champions to chase. The Carolina Hurricanes are defending champions after beating the Vegas Golden Knights in six games, with Jordan Staal winning the Conn Smythe Trophy.
• Key dates. The regular season ends on April 10, 2027, and 16 teams advance to the playoffs. Outdoor games this season include one in Winnipeg.
NHL Betting Tips: What Bettors Check
Before you place a bet, run through these:
• The starting goalie. Starters are usually confirmed on game day. A backup in net can swing the moneyline and the total.
• Back-to-backs and travel. A team on the second night of a back-to-back, especially after flying from Vancouver to the East Coast, often fades late.
• Special teams. Power play and penalty kill numbers decide a lot of one-goal games.
• Home ice. The home coach gets the last line change and picks the matchups he wants.
• Regulation vs overtime. Plenty of NHL games go past 60 minutes. If you expect a tight game, the 3-way line pays for that read.
• Line movement. Odds shift on injury news and goalie confirmations, so decide whether you want to bet early or wait for lineups.
Live NHL Betting
NHL betting online doesn't stop at puck drop. Hockey swings fast. One power play or an early goal can flip a game in two minutes, and the odds move with it. With live NHL betting at 1xBet you can bet on hockey games as they unfold: back a team after a slow first period, bet the total once you've seen the pace, or jump on a price when a team pulls its goalie late. 1xBet NHL odds update in real time across the moneyline, puck line, totals and next goal.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I bet on NHL games at 1xBet?
Log in, open the NHL section, pick a game and a market, then add it to your bet slip. Enter your stake and confirm.
What is the most popular NHL bet?
In NHL sports betting, the moneyline leads the way: a straight bet on who wins the game. The puck line and total goals come next.
What does the puck line mean?
It's a spread set at 1.5 goals. The favourite at -1.5 must win by two or more; the underdog at +1.5 covers if it wins or loses by one.
Can I bet on the Stanley Cup at 1xBet?
Yes. 1xBet Stanley Cup odds are available all season in the futures section, and they update after every round of games.