Odds to Win the 2011 Stanley Cup

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Odds to win the 2011 Stanley Cup have been posted at betED.com, one of the premier online gambling sites that is offering up to a FREE $250 CASH with your initial deposit (amount used to open an online betting account) for a limited time only. 

The Washington Capitals suddenly emerge as the +540 favorites to win the 2011 Stanley Cup while the Pittsburgh Penguins are close behind at +600 or 6/1 odds. 

Initially the Chicago Blackhawks were listed as the favorites, however, they were now at +700 or 7/1 odds of winning. 

Detroit would pay out $1200 on a $100 bet.  Philadelphia would pay $1400 while San Jose would pay out $1300 and Vancouver would pay out $1200.  The Canucks odds have been slashed somewhat as we get closer to season play. 

Boston and New Jersey have both seen their odds get slashed somewhat as well.  Boston now pays $1400 while the Devils would pay out $1800. 

The biggest losers of the season before it even gets underway are Edmonton and Columbus, both of which would pay out over $11,000 on a $100 bet if they were to somehow win the 2011 Stanley Cup. 

Here are all your odds to win the 2011 Stanley Cup courtesy of betED.com (NOW ALLOWING BETS FROM CANADA…Best option via Moneybookers). 

         Chicago          +700          -          -

         Washington          +540          -          -

         Pittsburgh          +600          -          -

         Detroit          +1200          -          -

         Philadelphia          +1400          -          -

         San Jose          +1300          -          -

         Vancouver          +1200          -          -

         Los Angeles          +1900          -          -

         Boston          +1400          -          -

         Montreal          +2800          -          -

         Phoenix          +4000          -          -

         New Jersey          +1800          -          -

         Buffalo          +3500          -          -

         Ottawa          +3800          -          -

         Anaheim          +3600          -          -

         Nashville          +5000          -          -

         Calgary          +3500          -          -

         Colorado          +5000          -          -

         Dallas          +6000          -          -

         Tampa Bay          +4500          -          -

         St. Louis          +4500          -          -

         NY Rangers          +6600          -          -

         Carolina          +7000          -          -

         Florida          +11000          -          -

         Toronto          +7000          -          -

         NY Islanders          +10000          -          -

         Atlanta          +10000          -          -

         Minnesota          +10000          -          -

         Columbus          +12500          -          -

         Edmonton          +11000          -          -

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