2023 NHL Draft Betting Odds Updated for June 28

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Jun/27/2023

Round 1 of the 2023 NHL Draft will take place in downtown Nashville Wednesday night June 28 with ESPN carrying the live broadcast beginning at 7 p.m. ET.

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Just like we saw in last week's NBA Draft, the first pick is a forgone conclusion as 17-year-old Connor Bedard is expected to be taken by the Chicago Blackhawks.

Adam Fantilli is a heavy favorite to go No. 2 overall, but picks 3-5 are a little less clear, at least according to our odds below.

We’re also offering odds on which players will be selected in the Top 10 picks tomorrow night. Finally, we’ve got over/under draft positions for 20 players, and head-to-head matchups for which player will be drafted first.

Our hockey experts don’t expect Matvei Michkov, the Russian phenom who may not be eligible to play in the NHL for a few years, to be selected in the first five picks despite vaulting up draft boards in recent days, but we do have him heavily favored to go within the Top 10.

 

No. 2 Overall Selection            

Adam Fantilli                -1000

Leo Carlsson                 +450

Matvei Mitchkov           +1100

Will Smith                     +3300

                       

No. 3 Overall Selection            

Leo Carlsson                 -200

Will Smith                     +210

Adam Fantilli                +600

Matvei Mitchkov           +1400

                       

No. 4 Overall Selection            

Will Smith                     -140

Leo Carlsson                 +225

Matvei Michkov                        +400

David Reinbacher          +750

                       

No. 5 Overall Selection            

Ryan Leonard                +200

David Reinbacher          +210

Matvei Michkov                        +275

Will Smith                     +450

Dalibor Dvorsky            +750

Zachary Benson            +1200

                       

Player to be Selected in Top 10

David Reinbacher          -10000

Matvei Michkov                        -10000

Dalibor Dvorsky            -4000

Ryan Leonard                -2000

Zach Benson                 -1000

Gabe Perrault               -250

Tom Willander              +100

Nate Danielson             +110

Matthew Wood            +125

Axel Sandin Pellikka      +150

Dmitri Simashev            +175

Samuel Honzek             +175

Oliver Moore                +225

Brayden Yager              +250

Mikhail Gulyayev          +500

Calum Ritchie                +600

Eduard Sale                  +750

 

Draft Position

 

Andrew Cristall - over/under 26.5

Axel Sandin Pellikka - over/under 11.5

Bradley Nadeau - over/under 31.5

Colby Barlow - over/under 16.5

Dalibor Dvorsky - over/under 8.5

David Reinbacher - over/under 6.5

Eduard Sale - over/under 21.5

Gabe Perreault - over/under 15.5

Gavin Brindley - over/under 28.5

Matthew Wood - over/under 12.5

Matvei Michkov - over/under 5.5

Michael Hrabal - over/under 32.5

Nate Danielson - over/under 10.5

Oliver Moore - over/under 14.5

Otto Stenberg - over/under 24.5

Ryan Leonard - over/under 7.5

Tanner Molendyk - over/under 30.5

Tom Willander - over/under 11.5

Zach Benson - over/under 8.5

 

Head-to-Head (First to be Drafted)

 

Dalibor Dvorsky            -250

Tom Willander              +170

                       

Zach Benson                 -175

Matthew Wood            +135

                       

Leo Carlsson                 -1500

Matvei Michkov                        +600

                       

Will Smith                     -700

Matvei Michkov                        +400

                       

Samuel Honzek             -125

Dmitri Simashev            -115

                       

David Reinbacher          -200

Dalibor Dvorsky            +150

                       

Oliver Bonk                   -210

Mikhail Gulyayev          +160

- BetOnline News Wire

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