Betting Stanley Cup Odds: Prop and Future Bets for the 2025 NHL Season

Betting on the Stanley Cup odds is an exciting way to engage with the NHL season, and it’s easier than ever with a variety of betting options available.

To start, it’s important to understand the different types of bets you can place on Stanley Cup futures, moneylines, and player props, all of which can offer great value as the season progresses.

1. Stanley Cup Futures:
   The most popular bet is the outright Stanley Cup winner.
   In this type of bet, you’ll select the team you believe will hoist the Cup at the end of the season.
   These bets are typically placed at the start of the season, but can also be made mid-season as odds fluctuate based on team performance.

2. Stanley Cup Betting Odds:
   The odds for each team will vary throughout the season depending on their performance.
   Betting lines are updated regularly, especially after key matchups, trades, or injuries.
   Keep an eye on the moneyline odds for teams on hot streaks or those that could offer value bets as underdogs.

3. Player Prop Bets:
   In addition to betting on the Stanley Cup champion, many sportsbooks offer player prop bets where you can wager on individual player performances—such as total goals, assists, or even winning the Conn Smythe Trophy for MVP of the playoffs.
   These prop bets provide more specific ways to get involved and maximize your betting experience.

4. In-Game Betting:
   As the NHL season progresses, you can also take advantage of live betting or in-game odds, allowing you to place wagers as the game unfolds.
   This adds a dynamic layer to your betting strategy, especially when teams are looking to make a push for the playoffs.

Stay Updated with NHL Betting News: Be sure to check the news section of our site for the latest betting updates and odds shifts. Player injuries, trade rumors, and team form can all impact the Stanley Cup odds, so staying informed is crucial to making well-timed bets.

With these strategies in mind, it’s easier than ever to bet on the Stanley Cup odds and find the best lines for your wagers.

Make sure to sign up for a MyBookie account today to take advantage of the best NHL betting lines and start placing your bets on the road to the Stanley Cup!

Previous Betting News

With the 2020-21 NHL season moving further into the month of February, let’s take a look at the value-packed NHL futures odds to win the 2021 Stanley Cup trophy. That said, let’s jump right into action so you can continue planning your bets against their Stanley Cup odds.

NHL Betting | Updated 2021 Stanley Cup Odds

Will the Colorado Avalanche live up to their status as prohibitive favorites to win the 2021 NHL Stanley Cup championship?

Could the defending champion Tampa Bay Lightning repeat after winning it all last season?

Could the Avs and Lightning both get beat out for this season’s Stanley Cup trophy by another elite title contender like Vegas, Toronto or Montreal?

Let’s find out and try to answer those questions for you.

Too Legit To Quit

These teams represent the very best title contenders in the league right now.

Colorado +700

The prohibitive favorites (7-3-1) are ranked an encouraging ninth in scoring (35 gpg) while routinely locking down the opposition by ranking a stellar third in goals allowed (2.2 gpg).

Tampa Bay +700

The Lightning (6-1-1) are unbeaten at home this season (5-0-0). Centers, Steven Stamkos (4 goals, 10 points) and Brayden Point (4 goals, 9 points) and defenseman Victor Hedman (3 goals, 10 points) are as good as it gets at their respective positions while Ondrej Palat and Yanni Gourde are stars in their own rights.

Vegas +800

After reaching the Western Conference Finals last season, Vegas (5-1-1) has the look of an extremely legitimate title contender. Max Pacioretty has six goals while Mark Stone has dished out a whopping nine assists. My guy, net-minder, Marc-Andre Fleury (1.00 GAA) has been lights in in going 3-0 this season.

Toronto +900

The Maple Leafs (8-2-1) are getting a fantastic campaign out of winger Mitch Marner (6 goals, 17 points) and superstar center Auston Matthews (8 goals, 12 points). Net-minder Frederik Andersen (3.01 GAA) has been okay while backup Jack Campbell (2.00 GAA) has been even better.

Montreal +1000

The Canadiens (7-2-2) rank a stupendous first in scoring (4.4 gpg) and an encouraging 11th in goals allowed (2.6 gpg). Right-winger Tyler Toffoli leads the NHL in goals scored (9). Defenseman Jeff Petry (13 points) and center Nick Suzuki (11 points) are playing at a high level for a Montreal team that looks dangerous with a capital D.

Boston +1100

The Bruins (7-1-2) are unbeaten at home (4-0-0). To make matters worse for their opponents, Boston has gotten out of the gate quickly despite the fact that reigning MVP winner David Pastrnak has only played in three games following offseason hip surgery.

Philadelphia +1400

The explosive Flyers (7-2-2) can score with almost any team in the league, but defense has been a big problem so far this season. Hell, Philly gave up a goal to MVP David Pastrnak in just 12 seconds of their 4-3 mid-week overtime loss against Boston on Wednesday.

Dallas +1600

The Stars (5-2-1) have been outstanding at both ends of the ice in ranking second in scoring (4.1 gpg) and fifth in goals allowed (2.3 gpg) one year after making a surprising run to last season’s Stanley Cup Finals. 36-year-old center Joe Pavelski (15 points) looks like a player a decade younger.

St. Louis +1600

The Blues (7-3-1) are putting up 3.1 goals per game to rank 10th in scoring, but St. Louis needs to pick up its play at the defensive end of the ice (3.2 gpg, 23rd). Starting net-minder Jordan Binnington (2.63 GAA) has been solid, but backup Ville Husso (4.40 GAA), has been abysmal.

Knocking On Heaven’s Door!

These teams are knocking on the door of elite status.

Carolina +1200

The Hurricanes (6-2-0) are ranked sixth in goals allowed (2.4 gpg) and a decent 15th in scoring (3.0 gpg).

Washington +1300

As usual, Washington (6-2-3) is consistently lighting the lamp in ranking third in scoring (3.7 gpg). Of course, the Caps’ defense leaves a lot to be desired defensively (3.2 gpg, 24th), again, as usual.

It Could Happen!

These two teams are dark horses, if not necessarily long shots.

Winnipeg +1800

The Jets (7-3-1) are putting up a healthy 3.5 goals per game to rank sixth in scoring. Unfortunately, Winnipeg is also ranked a modest 16th in goals allowed (2.8 gpg), but as it says above, I don’t think the Jets are out of challenging to make a deep playoff run.

Florida +1800

The Panthers (5-0-2) have one loss at home (2-0-1) and one loss on the road (3-0-1). Florida ranks a mediocre 19th in goals allowed (3.0 gpg), but a stellar third in scoring (3.7 gpg).

Career Underachievers!

Edmonton +2800

I’m absolutely sick and tired of watching the perennially-underachieving Oilers (6-6-0). Edmonton has two of the very best players in all of hockey in 2017 league MVP Connor McDavid and reigning Hart Trophy winner Leon Draisaitl, yet this team rarely wins a playoff series, let alone, makes a deep run in the playoffs.

Not The Apple Of My Eye!

The Rangers and Islanders might play in the Big Apple, but right now, neither team is the apple of anyone’s eye.

NY Rangers +3500

The Rangers (4-4-2) are averaging and allowing an identical 2.8 goals per game to rank 19th in scoring and 15th in goals allowed.

Starting goalie Igor Shesterkin (3-2) has a decent 2.35 goals against average while backup Alexander Georgiev (1-3) has a high, 3.27 GAA.

NY Islanders +4000

I liked the Islanders (3-4-2) as a dark horse contender coming into this season after their stupendous run to the Eastern Conference finals last season, but New York is struggling mightily to put points on the board in ranking a dismal 29th in scoring (2.1 gpg). The good news is that the Isles rank a solid 13th in goals allowed (2.7 gpg). If the Islanders can pick up the pace offensively, I believe they could challenge for fourth place in the loaded East division.