Watching hockey is exciting with its fast-paced movements. Hockey is also popular in betting. It is ranked as the fourth most popular sport in betting. So you want to participate in this betting and don't know how you are in the right place. Throughout this guide, we will tell you how to bet on hockey and all you need to know about before betting on hockey. We've got you fully covered.
Types of bets on hockey- Moneyline
- Spread/Puck Line Bets
- Total
- Parlay
- Prop
- Grand Salami
- Derivatives
- 60-minute bets
- Futures Betting
- Live/In-Play
Moneyline betting is the simplest way to bet on hockey, especially if you are a beginner. Moneyline betting is the perfect option for you as it is so easy for you to understand. You just pick the team that you think is going to win. But not all the teams are equal. So each team has a moneyline with a number showing how likely they will win. For example.
- Toronto Maple Leafs: -150 (favorites)
- Vancouver Canucks: +130 (underdogs)
This means if you bet $150 on the Maple Leafs, then you could win $100, and if you bet $100 on the Canucks, then you could win 130. The team with the negative number (-) is the favorite, and the team with the positive number (+) is the underdog.
Spread/Puck Line BetsSpread betting, also known as puck line betting, is a way to bet on how many goals a team will win or lose. There are favorites and underdogs here too.
