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Which teams will make the NHL Playoffs?

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Which teams will make the NHL Playoffs?

$121,966 Vol.

Apr 16, 2026
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$121,966 Vol.

Polymarket

Carolina Hurricanes

$1,911 Vol.

100%

Minnesota Wild

$2,713 Vol.

100%

Buffalo Sabres

$1,493 Vol.

100%

Anaheim Ducks

$3,888 Vol.

98%

Tampa Bay Lightning

$1,807 Vol.

98%

Edmonton Oilers

$7,426 Vol.

95%

Montreal Canadiens

$1,165 Vol.

93%

Utah Mammoth

$0 Vol.

89%

Vegas Golden Knights

$2,373 Vol.

83%

Pittsburgh Penguins

$2,247 Vol.

67%

Columbus Blue Jackets

$4,589 Vol.

79%

Ottawa Senators

$3,011 Vol.

71%

Boston Bruins

$5,314 Vol.

66%

Los Angeles Kings

$12,863 Vol.

56%

Detroit Red Wings

$1,550 Vol.

44%

New York Islanders

$3,266 Vol.

49%

Nashville Predators

$0 Vol.

42%

Philadelphia Flyers

$1,867 Vol.

18%

Seattle Kraken

$7,411 Vol.

18%

St. Louis Blues

$361 Vol.

8%

Washington Capitals

$0 Vol.

6%

San Jose Sharks

$7,230 Vol.

6%

Winnipeg Jets

$6,139 Vol.

5%

Chicago Blackhawks

$22,895 Vol.

2%

Calgary Flames

$1,657 Vol.

2%

Florida Panthers

$8,188 Vol.

1%

New Jersey Devils

$2,887 Vol.

1%

Toronto Maple Leafs

$4,785 Vol.

1%

This market will resolve to “Yes” if the listed team makes the 2025–26 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 2025–26 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.As the NHL regular season enters its stretch run with an April 16 conclusion, trader consensus reflects razor-thin margins in both conferences' wild card and division races. In the East, Buffalo Sabres and Carolina Hurricanes lead their divisions at 96 points, while Boston Bruins (88 points), New York Islanders (87), Ottawa Senators, and Detroit Red Wings (both 86) jam the wild card hunt—Detroit bolstered by trade deadline adds like Justin Faulk and David Perron. The Senators' surge (7-2-1 last 10) is tempered by Erik Chabot's season-ending injury. West sees Colorado Avalanche clinched atop Central at 106 points, but Pacific wild cards Utah Mammoth (80), Nashville Predators (77), and Los Angeles Kings (76) vie amid St. Louis Blues' hot streak (7-1-2 last 10). Key March 28 matchups like Ottawa-Tampa Bay and Florida-NY Islanders carry major implications.

As the NHL regular season enters its stretch run with an April 16 conclusion, trader consensus reflects razor-thin margins in both conferences' wild card and division races. In the East, Buffalo Sabres and Carolina Hurricanes lead their divisions at 96 points, while Boston Bruins (88 points), New York Islanders (87), Ottawa Senators, and Detroit Red Wings (both 86) jam the wild card hunt—Detroit bolstered by trade deadline adds like Justin Faulk and David Perron. The Senators' surge (7-2-1 last 10) is tempered by Erik Chabot's season-ending injury. West sees Colorado Avalanche clinched atop Central at 106 points, but Pacific wild cards Utah Mammoth (80), Nashville Predators (77), and Los Angeles Kings (76) vie amid St. Louis Blues' hot streak (7-1-2 last 10). Key March 28 matchups like Ottawa-Tampa Bay and Florida-NY Islanders carry major implications.

Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · Updated
This market will resolve to “Yes” if the listed team makes the 2025–26 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 2025–26 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.As the NHL regular season enters its stretch run with an April 16 conclusion, trader consensus reflects razor-thin margins in both conferences' wild card and division races. In the East, Buffalo Sabres and Carolina Hurricanes lead their divisions at 96 points, while Boston Bruins (88 points), New York Islanders (87), Ottawa Senators, and Detroit Red Wings (both 86) jam the wild card hunt—Detroit bolstered by trade deadline adds like Justin Faulk and David Perron. The Senators' surge (7-2-1 last 10) is tempered by Erik Chabot's season-ending injury. West sees Colorado Avalanche clinched atop Central at 106 points, but Pacific wild cards Utah Mammoth (80), Nashville Predators (77), and Los Angeles Kings (76) vie amid St. Louis Blues' hot streak (7-1-2 last 10). Key March 28 matchups like Ottawa-Tampa Bay and Florida-NY Islanders carry major implications.

As the NHL regular season enters its stretch run with an April 16 conclusion, trader consensus reflects razor-thin margins in both conferences' wild card and division races. In the East, Buffalo Sabres and Carolina Hurricanes lead their divisions at 96 points, while Boston Bruins (88 points), New York Islanders (87), Ottawa Senators, and Detroit Red Wings (both 86) jam the wild card hunt—Detroit bolstered by trade deadline adds like Justin Faulk and David Perron. The Senators' surge (7-2-1 last 10) is tempered by Erik Chabot's season-ending injury. West sees Colorado Avalanche clinched atop Central at 106 points, but Pacific wild cards Utah Mammoth (80), Nashville Predators (77), and Los Angeles Kings (76) vie amid St. Louis Blues' hot streak (7-1-2 last 10). Key March 28 matchups like Ottawa-Tampa Bay and Florida-NY Islanders carry major implications.

Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · Updated

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"Which teams will make the NHL Playoffs?" is a prediction market on Polymarket with 33 possible outcomes where traders buy and sell shares based on what they believe will happen. The current leading outcome is "Carolina Hurricanes" at 100%, followed by "Minnesota Wild" at 100%. Prices reflect real-time crowd-sourced probabilities. For example, a share priced at 100¢ implies that the market collectively assigns a 100% chance to that outcome. These odds shift continuously as traders react to new developments and information. Shares in the correct outcome are redeemable for $1 each upon market resolution.

As of today, "Which teams will make the NHL Playoffs?" has generated $122K in total trading volume since the market launched on Oct 23, 2025. This level of trading activity reflects strong engagement from the Polymarket community and helps ensure that the current odds are informed by a deep pool of market participants. You can track live price movements and trade on any outcome directly on this page.

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