NHL FanDuel Betting Lines in Canada

FanDuel comes with a variety of betting chances for hockey fans from Canada, to upgrade participation in the NHL season. With real-time updates and competitive odds, NHL betting at FanDuel is straightforward for new to the game and pro bettors. Such odds as spreads and moneylines provide great choices for ones looking to wager on their favorite teams and players. To help you navigate and make the most of your betting sessions, let’s walk you through the best NHL betting options at Fan Duel.

NHL FanDuel Betting Odds – Spreads, Moneylines and Totals

When betting on NHL games at FanDuel, you’ll find various types of betting lines, such as spreads, moneylines and totals (over/under), each coming with unique opportunities to bet on different aspects of the game. The FanDuel NHL moneyline is the simplest and most common form of betting. In this type of bet, you choose which team will win the game. The odds are set based on the perceived strength of each team, with favourites having lower odds and underdogs with higher payouts. NHL Fan Duel odds on spreads work similarly to point spreads in other sports. In this bet, the favoured team must win by a certain margin for your bet to be successful. If you wager on the underdog, your team only needs to lose by less than the spread or win outright for you to win your bet. Additionally, FanDuel NHL totals, also known as over/under, allow you to bet on the total number of goals scored in the game, regardless of which team wins. For example, if the over/under is set at 5.5 goals, you bet which of the total goals scored in the game will be more (over) or fewer (under) than 5.5.

Common Types of NHL Betting Lines

In addition to moneylines, spreads and totals, FanDuel presents some other popular types of NHL betting odds for different preferences and strategies. 

• Puck Line Betting is a variation of the point spread bet, and it’s unique to hockey. In puck line betting, the favorite typically has a -1.5 spread, meaning they need to win by at least two goals. The underdog, on the other hand, starts with a +1.5 advantage, so they can either win the game or lose by a single goal for you to win the bet. 
• Parlays are bets that combine multiple individual wagers into one. For example, you can combine several NHL games’ moneylines or totals into a single bet. While parlays increase the potential payout, they are riskier because all bets within the parlay must win for the parlay to be successful. 
• Futures Bets allow you to wager on events that will happen later in the season, such as who will win the Stanley Cup. These bets are typically offered before the season starts, but odds can change as the season progresses. 
• Proposition Bets, or props, are bets on specific events within a game, such as which player will score the first goal or how many shots a particular player will take. These bets provide more detailed betting options beyond just the winner of the game. 
• Live Betting allows you to place wagers on a game as it unfolds. With real-time updates to odds, live betting provides dynamic opportunities to wager during a match, making it an exciting option for experienced bettors.

Live FanDuel NHL Odds and Live Streaming

FanDuel offers real-time updates on NHL odds, allowing you to track the flow of a game and adjust your bets. NHL Fan Duel odds change throughout the game, especially in live betting, providing more options to wager on the game as it progresses. With live odds, you can bet on individual events such as who will score the next goal, which team will win the next period and more. 

Streaming Options for NHL Betting. While FanDuel itself doesn’t currently offer livestreaming of NHL games, it’s important to note that we provide detailed game stats and up-to-the-minute updates. For live action, fans can often use third-party services or broadcasts in conjunction with FanDuel’s odds.

How to Read Fan Duel NHL Odds

Knowing how to read NHL Fan Duel odds is crucial for making informed betting decisions. The odds are displayed in different formats, such as American odds, fractional odds and decimal odds. Here’s a quick guide to understanding these formats.

American Odds

• Positive odds indicate how much you win on a $100 bet. For example, if you bet $100 at +150, you’ll win $150 if your bet is successful.
• Negative odds show how much you need to bet to win $100. For example, if you bet $200 at -200, you’ll win $100 if your bet is successful.

Fractional Odds indicate the amount you will win relative to your stake. A 5/1 bet means you win $5 for every $1 wagered.

Decimal Odds represent the total payout you will receive per dollar wagered. For example, a bet of $100 at 2.50 odds will return $250 (your $100 stake plus $150 profit). 

Reading the odds correctly allows you to calculate potential payouts and make strategic bets based on your understanding of the game.