Free Hockey Predictions

Free hockey predictions and betting tips

A hockey game can be won in two ways: in the 60 regular minutes, or in overtime and a shootout. Bookmakers price both, so every hockey pick says which result it counts.

The board covers the NHL, the KHL, the SHL, Liiga and the other European leagues, grouped by competition, with each pick's odds and probability. Open a game for the bookmaker markets behind the pick and the head-to-head.

Reading the hockey picks

Picks marked (60 min), such as Home or Draw, count only the score after the three regular periods; picks marked (incl. OT), the moneyline, count the final result including overtime and the shootout.

Goals are scarce and one bounce can decide a game, so the double-chance prices give more room for error than a straight win. They also pay less, which is why the probability beside each pick matters as much as the odds.

How the hockey predictions are made

• It reads the market: The price of every bookmaker that lists the game is collected and the middle of them is taken, so one odd bookmaker cannot skew a pick.
• It takes the margin out: Bookmaker prices include a built-in margin. Removing it leaves the probability the market genuinely gives each outcome.
• It keeps only the strong calls: A pick is published only if it is likely enough and priced in a sensible range, so you see selective calls, not every game.
• It marks its own homework: When a game finishes, the pick is marked won or lost against the real final score. The record is public, misses included.

Hockey predictions by day

Start with tomorrow's hockey predictions, yesterday's hockey results and hockey leagues. Every game on the board opens its own details page with the odds behind the pick.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these hockey predictions really free?

Yes. Every hockey prediction on This Week Pool Result is free to read, with no sign-up and no payment.

Who makes the hockey predictions?

They are generated automatically from bookmaker prices: the price of each game is read across the bookmakers that list it, the bookmaker's margin is removed to get the market's real probability, and the calls that are likely enough and priced in a sensible range are published. There is no tipster behind them.

What do Odds and Probability mean?

Odds is the median price across every bookmaker that lists the game. Probability is the chance that price implies once the bookmaker's margin is removed. A pick at 1.30 with a 72% probability is one the market rates as likely, but not certain: no prediction is ever a guarantee.

When are the hockey predictions published?

The hockey picks are refreshed several times a day. Bookmakers post prices for these games close to the start, so today's list is usually fullest by the afternoon and tomorrow's grows through the day.

Why is a hockey game I follow not on the list?

Either no bookmaker has priced it yet, or the call did not clear the probability and price rules. Showing no pick is better than showing a weak one, so a missing game is not an error.

What do "(60 min)" and "(incl. OT)" mean next to a hockey pick?

Picks marked (60 min), such as Home or Draw, count only the score after the three regular periods; picks marked (incl. OT), the moneyline, count the final result including overtime and the shootout.

Can I bet on these hockey predictions?

They are information, not advice. Only bet what you can afford to lose, keep to your own limits, and never chase losses. Gambling is for adults (18+). If it stops being fun, contact a support service in your country.