What the NHL Puck Line Actually Means
In NHL hockey, the standard point spread is set at 1.5 goals — called the puck line. The favorite must win by two or more goals to cover, while the underdog covers by either winning outright or losing by exactly one goal. Because hockey is low-scoring, sportsbooks attach heavier juice to the favorite side and better odds to the underdog side to
balance action. At wolzabet, puck line markets display the spread and the vig side by side so you can weigh both before committing. Same-game parlays let you stack the puck line with a goal total or a player prop — like shots on goal — in a single ticket. Availability depends on your state and local law.