2022 Stanley Cup Odds Tracker

This page tracked the odds to win the 2022 Stanley Cup. The main graph above was generated by averaging the odds from legal online sportsbooks in North America. Are you looking for this year’s Stanley Cup odds?

Odds to Win Stanley Cup 2022

Odds as of June 25, 2022, at FanDuel Sportsbook. 

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Top 2022 Stanley Cup Contenders

Here are some more notes on the movement of the top contenders for the 2022 Stanley Cup:

• [June 21]: Tampa recorded a dominant 6-2 win in Game 3 to get back in the series. Now trailing 2-1 in the best-of-seven, the Lightning are a +240 bet to win the Cup, a big improvement from the +500 odds they were sporting a day ago.
• [June 18]: Up 2-0, the Avalanche have improved to -600 to win their first Stanley Cup since 2001. Tampa has faded to +500 in its quest to win a third straight championship.
• [June 11]: Colorado has opened as a -195 favorite over the Lightning in the 2022 NHL Stanley Cup finals.
• [June 5]: Up 3-0 on Edmonton, Colorado is -190 to lift the Stanley Cup for the first time since 2001.
• [May 31]: The Rangers are now roughly +500 after decisive Game 7 victory over Carolina. But up next waits two-time defending champion Tampa Bay, who remain second-favorites behind Colorado.
• [May 28]: The Avalanche improved to +125 after a thrilling comeback victory in Game 6 against the Blues. They will face the Oilers in the Western Conference Finals.
• [May 24]: After bouncing the Panthers in four games, the Lightning are now second-favorites (+330), while the Avs (+160) continue to improve, now leading the Blues 3-1 in the second round.
• [May 22]: The Avs are +175 favorites after taking a 2-1 lead on the Blues in the West semis. Carolina (+350) is the top team in the East, holding a 2-0 lead on the Rangers.
• [May 10]: The Flames put themselves back in third after a 3-1 win over Dallas in Game 4, evening the series at twos. At +750, Calgary is well ahead of fourth-favorites Toronto and Carolina (both +1100).
• [May 8]: The Avs have improved to +275 on average, holding a 3-0 lead on the Predators. Down 2-1 to the Capitals, the Panthers have faded to +650.
• [May 3]: The Hurricanes and Leafs both moved from +1000 to +850 on the strength of Game 1 victories over the Bruins and Lightning, respectively.
• [Apr 30]: The Avalanche head into the playoffs as +320 favorites, well ahead of the second-favorite (Panthers) at +550.
• [Apr 25]: The only significant changes from last week come from the Golden Knights, who fell from +2000 to +3500, and the Jets, who fell completely off the board after being eliminated from contention.
• [Apr 19]: The Islanders, Blue Jackets, and Sharks are now all officially off the board, as each has been eliminated from playoff contention.
• [Apr 12]: Anaheim, Buffalo Chicago, Detroit, and Ottawa all fall off the table following their respective eliminations from Stanley Cup Playoff contention.
• [Apr 7]: Only a minor reshuffling of the teams at the top since last week, with Toronto leapfrogging both the Lightning and Hurricanes after their Stanley Cup odds shortened from +1200 to +900.
• [Apr 1]: Despite winning three in a row, the Golden Knights’ odds continue to get longer as their odds have dropped from +1300 to +2000 since last week. At the other end of the table, Arizona, Montreal, New Jersey, Philadelphia, and Seattle have all been eliminated from playoff contention.
• [Mar 22]: Following the NHL Trade Deadline, the Panthers have seen their odds improve after acquiring Claude Giroux, Ben Chiarot, and a few other pieces. Apart from that, no other moves had a significant impact.
• [Mar 16]: Carolina climbs into the Top 5 following a week where they shut out league-leading Colorado. The Avalanche subsequently saw their odds move for the worse, with a slight shift from +400 to +425.
• [Mar 8]: The Flames have made the biggest jump in the odds since the New Year. Since Jan 3rd their Stanley Cup odds have moved from +2500 to +1000. Meanwhile, the New York Islanders have moved in the opposite direction from +7000 to +13000 over that same stretch.
• [Feb 21]: The Colorado Avalanche’s odds continue to improve even though they are the stand alone favorite. At certain online sportsbooks, the Avalanche are as low as +400.
• [Feb 16]: As the Flames continue to lead the Pacific Division as they move up the Stanley Cup odds list. Calgary is 9-1 in their last 10 games.
• [Feb 1]: The Minnesota Wild were the most notable movers in this week’s Stanley Cup odds movement. The Jets continue to slide, now being listed at +8000 in most spots.
• [Jan 25]: The Capitals have fallen in the Stanley Cup odds as they sit at +2500 to win. The Avalanche continue to separate themselves from the rest with wins in their seven of their last eight games.
• [Jan 17]: Bruins made some noise last week, moving from +2000 to +1800 to win the Cup at certain shops. The Oilers returned from their COVID pause, but continue to struggle as they lost to Ottawa.
• [Jan 11]: The Wild continue to drop in the Stanley Cup odds, meanwhile the Penguins have been surging in the Eastern Conference. Pittsburgh is 9-1 in their last 10 games as they sit in fourth in the Metropolitan.
• [Jan 3]: The Minnesota wild have taken a step back in Stanley Cup odds. Meanwhile, the Hurricanes have surged since the NHL came back from their temporary COVID-pause. The Avalanche are the sole favorites at +550.

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