NHL Stanley Cup odds 2025


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As the puck is set to drop on the NHL season, the championship odds provide a glimpse of how competitive this year may be. Several teams sit bunched near the top, with little separating them from the pack. In other words, it’s anyone’s game, and for bettors who love futures plays, this field is especially tough.

The opening odds favored the Florida Panthers to three-peat as champions. Can Florida win a third straight Cup? That hasn’t been done since the New York Islanders in 1982. The Panthers opened at +650 but have since drifted to +750. This week’s tough news came when captain Aleksander Barkov went down for the season, though much of the line movement reflects heavy betting on other contenders.

Dallas is one of those teams, currently sitting at +850, with the Carolina Hurricanes right behind them at +900.

The ever-dangerous Colorado Avalanche opened at +800, but the Edmonton Oilers, who lost in the Final each of the past two years, have surged to the top at +650. Much of that action is believed to come from Canadian bettors hopeful that Connor McDavid finally lifts the Cup.

Locally, the Rangers can be had at +3000, good for 13th-best odds. In a weakened conference, some believe they could make a deep run. The Islanders, however, face a steeper climb with their odds sitting at +6600.

Odds for all teams:

Edmonton: +650

Florida: +750

Colorado: +800

Dallas: +850

Carolina: +900

Vegas: +1200

Tampa Bay: +1500

New Jersey: +1800

Los Angeles: +2000

Toronto Maple: +2000

Winnipeg: +2200

Washington: +2800

Rangers: +3000

Ottawa: +3300

Minnesota: +3500

St. Louis: +4000

Utah: +4000

Vancouver: +5000

Islanders: +6600

Columbus: +8000

Montreal: +8000

Calgary: +9000

Nashville: +9000

Boston: +10000

Detroit: +10000

Philadelphia: +10000

Anaheim: +15000

Buffalo: +15000

Pittsburgh: +20000

Seattle: +30000

Chicago: +50000

San Jose: +50000

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