NHL Parlay Betting 

Your bet will win if every pick on your parlay ticket wins.

Hockey odds are in high demand as National Hockey League or known as NHL betting expands both domestically and internationally. Sportsbooks have addressed that with additional widely-accepted hockey betting such as Parlays, 60 minute line, Grand salami, Live/In-Game betting, Prop Bets, Futures, and Derivatives. In this article, we’ll talk about Parlays betting in particular.

NHL All Star hockey game in Sunrise, Fla. photo by TheDailySentinel

What exactly is an NHL parlay?

An NHL parlay requires you to select two or more games and place a single wager. With each additional pick you include in your bet, the parlay odds increase. Given this, NHL parlays offer huge payouts but also come with a high level of risk. 

The main catch in this bet is you must have a winner for each selection for it to be successful. The entire parlay bet loses if even one option in the parlay is unsuccessful. 

 

Why bet on NHL Parlay?

This bet is for someone who is more interested in wagering on sports for fun than for long-term, serious success. As parlay betting is more of a fun entertaining type of gamble, however, they are riskier than straight bets, because it requires you more than one correct result to win. Thus, by placing a parlay wager, we take a smaller risk for a higher reward.

 

Hockey Betting: Learn about NHL Games

Hockey betting made thrilling sports in the world even more exciting. Every night, a huge selection of action and odds in hockey is offered by the rough, fast-moving play on NHL ice.

Hockey betting lets supporters predict which team they believe will win the match. There are three most popular betting options; the moneyline, Over/Under, and puck line goal total.

Moneyline

The simplest way to bet on hockey is on the moneyline. It is when oddsmakers plainly ask bettors to pick which team they think will win. Each side will be given a moneyline, which represents the implied probability of winning the contest, because not all matchups are equal.

Puck line

The puck line, just like the basketball’s point spread, assigns a specific number of goals as a disadvantage between the two sides. The most common puck line is 1.5 goals, with the favorite at -1.5 and with the underdog at +1.5.

Over/Under

The total number of goals predicted to be scored by both teams is decided by oddsmakers. Gamblers can place a bet whether the final tally will be Over or Under that sum.

Depending on the offenses and defenses involved, most NHL Over/Under totals are based on scoring totals between 5 and 6.5