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How to Bet on Hockey

The types of ways to bet on Hockey are based on the  puck line and totals. We have given samples of each below so you can better understand the ways to bet on Hockey .

Hockey offers two different types of wagers: the puck line and totals. The puck line works exactly as a point spread wager. If the favored team is listed at -11/2 then they would have to win the game by 2 or more goals for the bet to pay. Vice versa, if the underdog's line is + 11/2 then they would have to lose by less than 2 goals for the wager to pay. The odds for the puck line is the standard 11/10 wager unless a money line accompanies the puck line. 
Totals are also offered within the hockey wagers. All total bets are at 11/10 odds unless otherwise accompanied by a money line. Parlay bets are combination bets which are offered within all the hockey betting venues. The more games combined into one single wager, the higher the odds and the bigger the payout. Parlays are paid out according to the money line of the teams wagered on. Here is a hockey school guest book  called a Hockey school guest book that can be used as a bet book for a guest.