November 22: The Penguins are dropping after a slow start to the season from +2000 to +2500 and now to +3000. The Flyers have also dropped, while the Stars and Flames made big jumps. They dropped from +2400 to +5000 over the last few weeks. They worked their way into the top tier at +1300 and are back down to +2200, around where they began the season.ĭecember 7: After 13 straight road games to start the season, the Islanders find themselves in the bottom of the Metro Division. The biggest moves in probability are the Lightning and Golden Knights, who went from +850 to +650 at PointsBet.ĭecember 20: The Oilers have taken a dip following a strong start to the season. January 3: There hasn't been a ton of movement over the last few weeks because of COVID cancellations across the NHL. The Predators have also seen a big move from fringe playoff team to +4000 to win the Stanley Cup. January 13: The Penguins' tear over the last month has moved them from +3000 to +1600. The Predators continue their big move up the board, now +2000 at PointsBet. 4 spot after an overtime loss in Toronto on Monday night.įebruary 3: We have two new teams among the top five on the Stanley Cup odds board - the Panthers are once against the second favorite, and the Hurricanes have joined the Lightning and Knights at +750.

The Penguins and Rangers, though New York has struggled a bit in the last two weeks, are also solidifying their positions in the playoffs and atop the Stanley Cup odds board.įebruary 8: The Hurricanes dropped back to +1000 following the All-Star break, unseated by the Leafs for the No. March 15: The Calgary Flames have been a big mover over the last month as they continue to lengthen their Pacific Division lead while making up games from their COVID pauses late in 2021. Here’s a visualization for how Stanley Cup odds have moved so far this season: They're from a sure thing to reach the playoffs, as they sit in the second wild card spot, one spot clear of the Stars. Vegas has drifted a bit in the last few weeks as well as injuries have piled up, but if they can get healthy before the postseason, they'll be a threat, which is why you won't see a drop into the +2000 range anytime soon. Just three of the top nine choices are from the Western Conference, with Colorado and the Golden Knights toward the top of the board and the Wild falling to +2200 from +1500 over the last few weeks. The Atlantic Division continues to flex its muscles with three teams among the top six betting choices and four among the top 11 in Stanley Cup odds. They're trailed by the Florida Panthers and Tampa Bay Lightning, who will have to face each other in the second round of the playoffs should they both get there. The Avalanche continue to strengthen their lead as the Stanley Cup favorite, as they've reached a season-best +400 to hoist the Cup.

Confused? Learn more about American odds here. Stanley Cup odds via Pointsbet, updated March 15.

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