2024-25 NHL Western Conference Odds

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The 2024-25 NHL season is onto the conference finals, and bettors now have a matchup in 2025 NHL Western Conference finals odds.

It's down to the Edmonton Oilers and Dallas Stars. BetMGM now has Edmonton -120 favorite in odds to win the Western Conference, while Dallas is an even-money underdog.

Opening Odds to win 2024-25 NHL Western Conference

The Edmonton Oilers are the defending champions. Edmonton opened at +490 to repeat in 2025 NHL Western Conference odds. Almost a year later, the Oilers are back in the West finals and are slightly favored to advance. Below are opening odds from last summer.

Colorado Avalanche +490
Edmonton Oilers +490
Dallas Stars +500
Vegas Golden Knights +600
Los Angeles Kings +900
Vancouver Canucks +950
Winnipeg Jets +1000
Minnesota Wild +1600
Nashville Predators +1700
St. Louis Blues +2400
Calgary Flames +3100
Seattle Kraken +3800
Utah Hockey Club +4600
San Jose Sharks +15000
Chicago Blackhawks +15000
Anaheim Ducks +15000

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NHL Western Conference Teams

The NHL Eastern Conference consists of 16 teams, divided into two divisions of eight teams: Central and Pacific.

Central Division

Arizona Coyotes
Chicago Blackhawks
Colorado Avalanche
Dallas Stars
Minnesota Wild
Nashville Predators
St. Louis Blues
Winnipeg Jets

Pacific Division

Anaheim Ducks
Calgary Flames
Edmonton Oilers
Los Angeles Kings
San Jose Sharks
Seattle Kraken
Vancouver Canucks
Vegas Golden Knights

NHL Western Conference Championship Betting History

The Edmonton Oilers captured their eighth NHL Western Conference Finals championship in the 2023-24 season. (Getty)

The Edmonton Oilers captured the 2024 NHL Western Conference finals by defeating the Dallas Stars 4-2 in the best-of-7 series.

It's the same two teams competing in the 2025 NHL Western Conference finals odds market.

NHL Eastern Conference Finals History

Year-Winner (Odds to Win)

2023-24: Edmonton Oilers (+550)
2022-23: Vegas Golden Knights (+600)
2021-22: Colorado Avalanche (+200)
2020-21: NA
2019-20: Dallas Stars (+700)
2018-19: St. Louis Blues (+1300)
2017-18: Vegas Golden Knights (+8000)
2017-18: Nashville Predators (+800)
2016-17: San Jose Sharks (+1800)
2015-16: Chicago Blackhawks (+400)
2014-15: Los Angeles Kings (+500)
2013-14: Chicago Blackhawks (+500)
2012-13: Los Angeles Kings (+600)
2011-12: Vancouver Canucks (+450)
2010-11: Chicago Blackhawks (+300)
2009-10: Detroit Red Wings
2008-09: Detroit Red Wings
2006-07: Anaheim Ducks
2005-06: Edmonton Oilers
2004-05: NA
2003-04: Calgary Flames
2002-03: Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
2001-02: Detroit Red Wings
2000-01: Colorado Avalanche
1999-20: Dallas Stars
1998-99: Dallas Stars
1997-98: Detroit Red Wings
1996-97: Detroit Red Wings
1995-96: Colorado Avalanche
1994-95: Detroit Red Wings
1993-94: Vancouver Canucks
1992-93: Los Angeles Kings
1991-92: Chicago Blackhawks
1990-91: Minnesota North Stars
1989-90: Edmonton Oilers
1988-89: Calgary Flames
1987-88: Edmonton Oilers
1986-87: Edmonton Oilers
1985-86: Calgary Flames
1984-85: Edmonton Oilers
1983-84: Edmonton Oilers
1982-83: Edmonton Oilers
1981-82: Vancouver Canucks

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