2026 NHL Playoff Series, Cup, Conference Odds After First Weekend

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Philadelphia Flyers

The first weekend of the NHL Playoffs is now in the rear-view mirror and seven of the eight series are underway. The only series yet to start is Anaheim vs Edmonton.

Unlike the NBA, every game was close except one and three of the seven road teams won Game 1.

After the first weekend, we’ve obviously seen some movement in the odds at BetOnlne.ag with the Flyers now favored in their First Round Series.

Series odds are subject to change.

Series Odds

Ottawa Senators +220

Carolina Hurricanes -270

Note: Line opened Hurricanes -170 and Senators +150. Current odds imply a 73% likelihood that the Hurricanes win the series.

Boston Bruins +275

Buffalo Sabres -340

Note: Line opened Sabres -170 and Bruins +150. Current odds imply a 77.3% likelihood that the Sabres win the series.

Montreal Canadiens +100

Tampa Bay Lightning -120

Note: Lines opened Lightning -255 and Canadiens +210. Current odds imply a 54.5% likelihood that the Lightning win the series.

Philadelphia Flyers -170

Pittsburgh Penguins +150

Note: Lines opened Penguins -150 and Flyers +130. Current odds imply a 63% likelihood that the Flyers win the series.

Colorado Avalanche -1150

Los Angeles Kings +730

Note: Line opened Avalanche -515 and Kings +395.Current odds imply a 92% likelihood that the Avalanche win the series.

Minnesota Wild -185

Dallas Stars +160

Note: Lines opened Stars -120 and Wild +100. Current odds imply a 64.9% likelihood that the Wild win the series.

Utah Mammoth +240

Vegas Golden Knights -300

Note: Line opened Golden Knights -164 and Mammoth +145. Current odds imply a 75% likelihood that the Golden Knights win the series.

Anaheim Ducks +200

Edmonton Oilers -240

Note: Line opened Oilers -230 and Ducks +190. Current odds imply a 70.6% likelihood that the Oilers win the series.

Also, here’s the line for real-time Stanley Cup and Conference odds: https://www.betonline.ag/sportsbook/futures-and-props/nhl-futures.

One notable change was Montreal from 25/1 to 14/1 to win the Stanley Cup.

2025-26 Stanley Cup  
Colorado Avalanche11/4(+275)
Carolina Hurricanes9/2(+450)
Tampa Bay Lightning7/1 
Buffalo Sabres10/1 
Minnesota Wild10/1 
Vegas Golden Knights10/1 
Edmonton Oilers11/1 
Montreal Canadiens14/1 
Dallas Stars20/1 
Ottawa Senators20/1 
Pittsburgh Penguins33/1 
Philadelphia Flyers40/1 
Utah Mammoth50/1 
Anaheim Ducks66/1 
Boston Bruins66/1 
Los Angeles Kings125/1 
   
2025-26 Eastern Conference 
Carolina Hurricanes9/5(+180)
Tampa Bay Lightning4/1 
Buffalo Sabres9/2(+450)
Montreal Canadiens7/1 
Ottawa Senators10/1 
Philadelphia Flyers14/1 
Pittsburgh Penguins18/1 
Boston Bruins30/1 
   
2025-26 Western Conference 
Colorado Avalanche3/2(+150)
Vegas Golden Knights4/1 
Edmonton Oilers11/2(+550)
Minnesota Wild11/2(+550)
Dallas Stars5/1 
Utah Mammoth22/1 
Anaheim Ducks33/1 
Los Angeles Kings50/1 

- BetOnline Press

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