Who will win the Stanley Cup? The 2026-27 NHL season is under way, and both Polymarket and Kalshi price every team to lift the Cup. Each price is the cost of a share that pays $1 if that team wins, so it reads as the market’s chance.
Live odds · both venues
Stanley Cup 2027 winner: live odds
Latest price of each outcome, read as a chance. Names are matched across venues automatically; check each venue's rules before comparing, as resolution wording can differ. Updated every few minutes.
Names are matched across venues automatically. Season-long futures are spread across many teams, so even the favourite usually trades well below 50¢ early on. Use the odds converter to compare with sportsbook odds, or the no-vig calculator to strip a sportsbook’s margin first.
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What moves these odds
- Goaltending. A hot or injured goalie changes a team’s outlook more than almost anything else in hockey.
- The trade deadline. Contenders add depth late in the season, and prices react.
- The playoff bracket. Sixteen teams make the playoffs, and seeding and matchups matter in four best-of-seven rounds.
- Parity. Hockey is famously unpredictable, which is why even the favourite usually trades at a low price this early.
How these markets settle
Each contract pays $1 if that team is the official champion of the 2026-27 Stanley Cup, and $0 otherwise. If the competition is cancelled or not completed, each market’s rules say what happens. Read them on the venue before trading. Kalshi lists sports without official league branding.
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Latest price for “Yes”, shown as an implied chance. Polymarket volume in USD, Kalshi in contracts. Updated 2 min ago.
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