Hockey betting apps compared on the NHL rules they publish
As of 2026-11-13 this page compares four candidate operators on one measure: how many NHL bet types each one lists on its own pages, among moneyline, puck line, total, period bets and player props. No operator page has been read yet, so none leads and the order is alphabetical. App quality is not measured, and we did not test any product.
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Four candidates and the NHL bet types they list
The four names appear in assistant answers collected on 2026-11-06 and are candidates only. Each registration is still to be confirmed for the province you pick.
| Operator (candidate, registration to be confirmed) | Moneyline | Puck line | Total | Period bets | Player props | Types listed (of 5) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| bet365 | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| BET99 | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| DraftKings | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| FanDuel | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
How to read this table
"Not published" means the figure is not yet in our records. Once a page is read, a cell shows "Listed" or "Not listed" with the page address and the reading date.
Bottom line: the NHL columns are empty until each operator's market page is read and dated.
What is counted
The measure is a count from 0 to 5. An operator earns one point for each of five NHL bet types that it names on its own pages.
- Moneyline: a bet on which team wins. See the moneyline page.
- Puck line: hockey's point spread. See the puck line page.
- Total: a bet on the combined goals.
- Period bets: bets on a single period.
- Player props: bets on a player's own numbers.
Equal counts are ordered alphabetically.
Bottom line: the count shows what an operator documents, not how fair its prices are.
Settlement rules live elsewhere
How overtime, shootouts, postponed games and voided bets are settled is not part of this count. Those rules are compared on the NHL settlement rules page, so they are not repeated here.
The NHL 2026-27 regular season began on 2026-09-29 and runs to 2027-04-10, according to the country brief of 2026-11-06, which we re-check against the league schedule. Dates for each season are on the season page. The apps themselves are on the store facts slice.
Gambling involves risk. Play responsibly. 19+ in Ontario and British Columbia; 18+ in Alberta, Manitoba and Québec. Help lines are on the responsible gambling page.
Bottom line: compare bet types here, settlement there, and the app in its own slice.
What we could not check
- Market pages: not yet read for the four operators.
- Odds and prices: we do not publish odds.
- App quality, speed and stability: not measured.
- Registration in your province: confirm it in the Ontario or Alberta registry first.
How we check
- Open each operator's NHL market page on a stated date and record the bet types it names.
- Count the types and order by the count, then alphabetically.
- Match each operator to the iGaming Ontario and AiGC lists on the same date.
- Publish the page address and the reading date in each row.
Sources
- Operators' own NHL market pages: to be read and dated.
- iGaming Ontario, regulated market list: https://igamingontario.ca/en/player/regulated-igaming-market
- Alberta iGaming Corporation, registered sites: https://www.abigaming.ca/operators/registered-igaming-sites/
What changed
- : first version of the frame; operator pages not yet read.
FAQ
How does this page decide which operator is ahead on hockey?
It counts the NHL bet types that an operator itself lists on its own pages: moneyline, puck line, total, period bets and props. No operator page has been read yet, so no operator leads and the order is alphabetical.
Does the page say whose hockey app is better?
No. App quality is not measured here. The count shows how many NHL bet types an operator documents, which is a statement about its published pages and not about the product.
Where are the overtime and shootout rules?
They are on the NHL settlement rules page and are not repeated here. Settlement rules differ by operator, so check the operator's own rule page before you place a bet.
What is a puck line?
It is hockey's version of a point spread, usually set at 1.5 goals either way. The page on the puck line explains how a bet on it is settled.
Are these operators registered in my province?
Registration is checked per province and is not assumed. In Ontario the iGaming Ontario registry applies, and in Alberta the AiGC list. See the registry pages before you sign up.