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The Montreal Canadiens (0-0) visit Scotiabank Arena to take on the Toronto Maple Leafs (0-0) on Sep. 29 in Toronto, ON. The puck drop is scheduled for 7:00 pm. The Maple Leafs are betting favorites in Read More
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You can find puck lines, moneylines, prop bets, and other Toronto Maple Leafs odds at BetMGM throughout the NHL season.
After signing up for an account at the BetMGM sportsbook, bettors are asked to submit personal information to confirm age and to verify identity.
Once an account is approved, bettors can make a first real-money deposit using several payment methods.
After funding an account, access is available for a wide range of sports betting markets, including moneylines, spreads, over/under totals, parlays, player props, game props, live betting, and more.
BetMGM also offers odds for every Canadian NHL team, including:
Futures bets focus on long-term outcomes, such as whether the Maple Leafs will win the Atlantic Division or the Stanley Cup. You can also bet on season-long player totals, like goals or points.
If you place a $100 bet on the Maple Leafs (+250) to win the division, the wager settles once Toronto is eliminated or officially secures first place.
In hockey, the puck line works like a point spread and is based on the final score difference in the game.
If you wager $45 on the Maple Leafs -1.5 (+190) against the Ottawa Senators, Toronto needs to win by two or more goals.
On the other hand, if you bet $45 on the Maple Leafs +1.5 (-115) against the Winnipeg Jets, Toronto can either win the game or lose by a single goal.
The moneyline is a simple bet on whether the Maple Leafs win the game.
If you bet $65 on the Maple Leafs -105 against the Calgary Flames, Toronto must win the game in regulation, overtime, or a shootout.
This bet focuses on the total number of goals scored by both teams combined.
If you wager $45 on over 6.5 (-110) in a game against the Montreal Canadiens, at least seven total goals must be scored.
If you bet $45 on under 6.5 (-110), the game must finish with six or fewer combined goals.
When the final goal total lands exactly on the listed number, the bet results in a push.
Parlays let you group multiple Maple Leafs wagers or other NHL bets into one ticket.
If you place a three-leg parlay that includes the Maple Leafs moneyline (+135) vs. the Edmonton Oilers, Vancouver Canucks moneyline (-105 vs. the Detroit Red Wings), and under 6.5 (-110) in the Buffalo Sabres–Chicago Blackhawks matchup, every leg must win for the bet to pay out.
If one leg pushes, it’s removed from the parlay, and the odds and payout are recalculated based on the remaining bets.
