Choose an Operator
When betting on the IIHF World Championship, you want to make sure you are putting your money in the hands of a reliable and honorable operator. Selecting any of the aforementioned operators above will guarantee your safety, while also providing an effective and simplistic platform that is easy to maneuver.
To place a bet through any operator you will need an account. Don’t have an account yet? No worries, simply create one by clicking on the table above, and start converting your bets into cash.
Choose the Market
- Outright Markets– Outright Markets are when you place a bet on the winner of an entire league or competition instead of a single matchup. In terms of the IIHF World Championships, these bets can be placed before the tournament begins (May 13th, 2022) and remain open through the completion of the Ice Hockey World Championship.
- Prop Bets – Prop Bets or Proposition Bets are bets placed on an individual player or event. Prop Bets can be placed on anything from how many goals a specific player will score, to a simple yes/no proposition.
Example: Yes/No – Will Canada score a goal within the first minute of regulation?
- Other Markets – Other betting markets such as over/under, point spread, outright winners, and more, will be available the closer we get to the start of the tournament.
Do Your Research
Always be prepared. That’s the name of the game when it comes to the world of sports betting. You want to consume the most amount of knowledge possible on a given subject before placing a bet. The sports world is ever-changing. Lines, odds, and predictions are constantly on the move.
Make sure to constantly check the odds, markets, and bookmakers. Have a good understanding of what you are betting on. For instance, visiting sites with IIHF World Champion predictions and Ice Hockey tips will help further your knowledge on a specific IIHF World Championship betting lines or prop bets to elevate your chances at a more likely and lucrative payout.
Popular Betting Markets
- Outright Winner– The winner of an entire competition rather than a single event. In this case you would place your bet for who you predict to win the 2022 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship.
- Point Spread– The point spread is an amount set by oddsmakers to provide an advantage/disadvantage based on a margin of victory/defeat for a given team.
The team pegged as the “favorite” (likely to win), will be given a negative point spread. This means they would have to win the game by the given points to earn you a payout. The “underdog” (projected to lose) is given a positive point spread.
Meaning the team can lose a game, but as long as it is within the given positive point spread, they would still be considered victorious against the spread.
Example: Canada (-1.5) vs. USA (+1.5)
Canada enters the game as 1.5-point favorites, meaning they would have to win the game by 2 points or more to win the bet. USA, on the other hand, enters the game as a 1.5-point underdog. USA could either win the game outright or lose the game, but by no more than 1.5 points to win the bet.
Example: Canada defeats USA 2-1. Canada wins the game, but USA wins the bet by “covering the spread”, as it did not lose by more than 1.5 points.
- Total (Over/Under) - The total is a marker set by oddsmakers to determine the combination of points scored by both teams. You can place your bet on whether you believe the total will be over or under the set total.
Example: Canada vs. USA (Over/Under 4 points) | Canada wins 2-1, giving a total of just 3 points scored between the two teams. Since 3 is less than 4, the game went UNDER.
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