What are the Hurricanes Odds to Win Stanley Cup?
The Hurricanes' odds to win the Stanley Cup are +1100. Check out their Eastern Conference and divisional odds from DraftKings North Carolina below.
| 🏆 Canes Stanley Cup Odds: | +1100 |
| 👑 Canes Odds to make playoffs: | 100% |
| ❌ Miss the Playoffs: | Off The Board |
| 🎁 Win Eastern Conference: | +500 |
| 🏒 Win Metropolitan Division: | +5000 |
| ✅ Last Verified: | March 25, 2025 |
Do the Hurricanes Have a Chance to Make the Playoffs in 2024-25?
Yes, the odds are great (-3000) that the Carolina Hurricanes will make the Stanley Cup playoffs in 2025. At +2000, it's a long shot that the Hurricanes will NOT make the playoffs out of the regular season. Carolina is in a tough division, but there are easier paths for the Canes to make the playoffs other than going through their division.
Key Contributors Toward Carolina Hurricanes Stanley Cup Odds
- ⭐️As the team's top scorer, 27-year-old Swede Sebastian Aho is the team's top player. He is among the NHL's elite players as a point producer.
- ⭐️Jaccob Slavin - He's entering his 10th season as a Hurricanes defender and still has plenty of runway in his career despite turning 30 in May.
- ⭐️Frederik Andersen - The Hurricanes are hoping the 34-year-old Andersen can finally stay healthy for a full season and give the team needed stability in goal to win the Stanley Cup for the first time since 2006. He has dealt with more injuries this season, but is finally back and ready to lead the Canes back for another run.
Carolina Hurricanes Stanley Cup Outlook
Carolina is in a jumble with five other NHL teams as far as their preseason NHL Stanley Cup finals championship odds. At +1100, the Hurricanes are just outside the velvet ropes of top teams among betting favorites to win it all in 2025. But, as mentioned before, this team might be a better underdog betting play than they were as a favorite last year.
Hurricanes Strengths & Weaknesses
📈 Strengths
- Young forwards - Carolina has several young, fast, and proven young scorers, led by 27-year-old Sebastian Aho. He leads a strong forward group that is capable of winning the Stanley Cup. Newly-signed Seth Jarvis is the team's other top scorer, and he's only 22 and starting a new, eight-year contract extension.
- Goalie - Frederik Andersen, despite being age 34, is one of the NHL's best netminders when he is healthy - which hasn't always been the case in his career. The Hurricanes also have a strong alternate in Pyotr Kochetkov, who has played well this season, going 25-12-3 with a 2.49 goals-against average and a save percentage of .902.
- Top Penalty Kill- The Hurricanes have done a great job in shutting down penalties, ranking first on the penalty kill. Their ability to defend the crease during penalty kills has helped them thrive this season.
📉 Weaknesses
- Aging defense - Brent Burns remains a good NHL defenseman, but at 39, his best days are behind him. Another top defender, Brady Skjei, is 30. The Metro Division is getting younger and faster, and the worry here is the Carolina defense can't keep up. While the defense remains strong, they fell from one of the top defenses to ninth last season.
- Loss of Guentzel - The Hurricanes lost top forward Jake Guentzel as a free agent to the division rival Tampa Bay Lightning. No matter how you slice it, it was a significant loss for the Hurricanes, who traded a lot for him to Pittsburgh at the last NHL trade deadline. Carolina tried hard to keep him, but he spurned the Hurricanes at the last minute for Tampa Bay. Guentzel is doing well in Tampa Bay.
- Power play - Carolina was second in the NHL last regular season in power-play percentage (26.9), behind the Tampa Bay Lightning (28.6) last season. But that has not been the case this season, as they are 27th on the powerplay. Their ability to convert on the power play must improve if they wish to have a chance of making a deep Stanley Cup Playoffs run.
Key Updates on Hurricanes Stanley Cup Odds
- 📅 Mar. 7: Traded Mikko Rantanen to the Dallas Stars in exchange for Logan Stankoven, a 2026 first and third-round pick, and a 2027 first and third-round pick.
- 📅 Jan. 25: Traded Martin Necas, Jack Drury, and a 2025 second-round draft pick to the Colorado Avalanche for Mikko Rantanen. Also acquired Taylor Hall as part of the three-team trade with the Chicago Blackhawks.
- 📅 Aug. 31: Signed forward Seth Jarvis to an eight-year, $63.2 million contract extension.
- 📅 July 30: Announced retirement of C Jordan Staal.
- 📅 June 30: Acquired third-round pick in 2025 draft in exchange for forward Jake Guentzel.
Carolina Hurricanes Upcoming Schedule & Betting Lines
Below is the Hurricanes' remaining schedule with betting lines when available. Carolina is toward the latter half of an 82-game schedule, which began in October 2024 and will end in April 2025.
Where Can I Bet on Hurricanes Odds to Win Stanley Cup?
In North Carolina, you can bet on the Hurricanes at any of the eight approved online sportsbooks as well as the three tribal casinos in the state:
- 📍 Harrah's Cherokee Casino Resort in Cherokee
- 📍 Harrah's Cherokee Valley River Casino in Murphy
- 📍 Catawba Two Kings Casino in Kings Mountain
Sports betting apps in North Carolina launched on March 11.
There could be up to 11 operators online for North Carolina sports betting. Fanatics is likely to be your best option for betting on the Canes, as the sportsbook is the official partner of the team in North Carolina.
With sports betting now live in the state, don't forget to check the latest NC sportsbook promos before making your bets.
Hurricanes Stanley Cup Playoff Chances FAQs
The Carolina Hurricanes odds to win the 2025 Stanley Cup are +1100, which translates to an implied probability of 8.33%, according to DraftKings. Those odds are the seventh-shortest in the NHL, which is slightly worse than a few weeks ago.
No, the Hurricanes are not in the playoffs. But they are very likely to make it to the playoffs, as they have had another great season and are currently in second place in the Metropolitan Division. The Canes will likely make the playoffs if they continue at their pace.
No, the Hurricanes are not out of the playoffs. But they would have to have an epic collapse down the stretch to miss the playoffs. So far, they are in a good position to make the Stanley Cup Playoffs and make a good run.
Currently, the Dallas Stars are listed as favorites to win the Stanley Cup, with +600 odds to win, according to DraftKings Sportsbook. That's an implied probability of 14.3%. The Oilers, Panthers, and Avalanche are all right behind them.
The Carolina Hurricanes have won the Stanley Cup once, in 2006. In that series, the Hurricanes beat the Edmonton Oilers in seven games. The Canes have made two appearances in the Stanley Cup Finals, losing to the Detroit Red Wings in five games in their only other appearance.
The Hurricanes currently have the 6th-best mark in the NHL and are battling several teams, including the Florida Panthers, Toronto Maple Leafs, and Washington Capitals, as they attempt to make it to the Stanley Cup for the first time in years.
The Hurricanes rank third in the Eastern Conference behind the Washington Capitals and Florida Panthers. They are currently in a good position to make the playoffs, as they are one of the top three teams in the Metropolitan Division with little over a month to go.
The Hurricanes rank second in the Metropolitan Division with 86 points behind only the Washington Capitals (99). Per DraftKings, the Metropolitan Division likely will go to the Capitals, barring a collapse by them and a winning streak by the Hurricanes.
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Robert B. Hayek has been writing about sports for over a decade and is currently a member of the Gambling.com Group team. In his spare time, he runs the largest sports meetup group in Orange County, CA, actively participating in every sport imaginable. He is also a published author of five thriller novels, all available on Amazon.
