NHL All-Star Game Betting Odds 2026

Each year at the end of January, roughly around the regular season halfway point, the NHL All-Star Weekend occurs, where four All-Star teams representing each of the four divisions compete in a single-elimination tournament. With that, comes plenty of fun betting opportunities for sports bettors to take advantage of each year.

The 2026 NHL All-Star game odds are now available. But, as soon as they are we will be sure to update this page.

2026 NHL All-Star game betting odds

NHL All Star Odds
Team McDavid	+250	+275	+250
Team MacKinnon	+275	+280	+275
Team Matthews	+275	+275	+300
Team Hughes	+310	+300	+300

The 2026 NHL All-Star Game will be a four-nation matchup in preparation for the Oympics.

The captains of each team are decided by fan vote, and they are also invited to vote on the “Last man in” player for each division. Head coaches are chosen based on their respective team’s point percentage through January 2nd.

Three games make up the tournament, with the third being the actual All-Star game. The format is three-on-three, with ten-minute halves. Since 2017, the division that wins the NHL All-Star Skills Competition gets to pick the team they play in the first semi-finals.

While the NHL All-Star game has no impact on the NHL season or Stanley Cup Playoffs, it’s still a fun event to place a bet on – and they always have some fun props and plenty of Vegas odds for the NHL All-Star game.

The NHL All-Star game follows the NHL Skills Competition which happens the evening prior, and in 2020, there was an Elite Women’s 3 on 3 games featuring the Team United States and Team Canada all-stars.

The first All-Star Game was held in 1947 at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto, where the Stanley Cup Champions took on a team of All-Stars from other clubs. They didn’t introduce All-Star Game MVP until 1962, with Eddie Shack of the Toronto Maple Leafs being the first to be awarded MVP.

Past NHL All-Star Game Results

• 2024 – Team Matthews (7-4)
• 2023 – Atlantic over Central (7-3)
• 2022 – Metropolitan over Central (5-3)
• 2021 – Postponed
• 2020 – Pacific over Atlantic (5-4)
• 2019 – Metropolitan over Central (10-5)
• 2018 – Pacific over Atlantic (5-2)
• 2017 – Metropolitan over Pacific (4-3)
• 2016 – Pacific over Atlantic 1-0
• 2015 – Team Toews over Team Foligno (17-12)
• 2014 – No game due to Olympics
• 2013 – No game due to NHL Lockout
• 2012 – Team Chara over Team Alfredsson (12-9)
• 2011 – Team Lidstrom over Team Staal (11-10)
• 2010 – No game due to Olympics