
Which teams will make the NHL Playoffs?
$119K Vol.Ends 16 Apr 2027

Colorado Avalanche
$483.5 Vol.
93%
Carolina Hurricanes
$200 Vol.
87%▲3%
Edmonton Oilers
$1K Vol.
86%▲2%
Vegas Golden Knights
$214 Vol.
84%▲1%
Minnesota Wild
$9.1K Vol.
82%
Dallas Stars
$2.1K Vol.
80%
Tampa Bay Lightning
$1.6K Vol.
79%▲1%
Florida Panthers
$3.5K Vol.
77%▲12%
Washington Capitals
$683.6 Vol.
75%
Utah Mammoth
$3.3K Vol.
73%
Montreal Canadiens
$11.2K Vol.
61%▼2%
Anaheim Ducks
$7.9K Vol.
60%▼1%
Ottawa Senators
$819.7 Vol.
57%▲1%
Toronto Maple Leafs
$6.7K Vol.
55%▲5%
Los Angeles Kings
$7.5K Vol.
54%▲2%
San Jose Sharks
$3.6K Vol.
53%▼7%
New Jersey Devils
$825.3 Vol.
53%▲2%
Buffalo Sabres
$10.1K Vol.
47%▼2%
Pittsburgh Penguins
$1.7K Vol.
42%▲3%
Columbus Blue Jackets
$1.7K Vol.
41%▲1%
Boston Bruins
$11.1K Vol.
41%▼5%
Winnipeg Jets
$3.6K Vol.
39%▲1%
St. Louis Blues
$8.3K Vol.
38%
New York Rangers
$10.4K Vol.
34%▼4%
Nashville Predators
$168 Vol.
28%
New York Islanders
$5.2K Vol.
27%▼4%
Philadelphia Flyers
$874.5 Vol.
24%▼6%
Seattle Kraken
$1.9K Vol.
20%▲1%
Detroit Red Wings
$646.7 Vol.
16%▲4%
Chicago Blackhawks
$460 Vol.
10%▼5%
Vancouver Canucks
$100 Vol.
10%▼1%
Calgary Flames
$1.8K Vol.
8%
Rules
This market will resolve to "Yes" if the listed team makes the 2026-27 NHL Playoffs. Otherwise, this market will resolve to "No." A team will be considered to have made the Playoffs if it qualifies for the postseason bracket under the official rules of the NHL for the 2026-27 season. Qualification through any officially recognized NHL format (including Wild Card berths) will count. If it becomes impossible for the listed team to qualify for the Playoffs based on the rules of the NHL (e.g. the team is mathematically eliminated), this market will resolve immediately to "No." The resolution source for this market will be official information from the NHL, however a consensus of credible reporting will also be used.
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