Florida Panthers Odds

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The Florida Panthers are South Florida’s team. The franchise made it all the way to the Stanley Cup Final in 1996, in just its third year of existence, before losing to the Colorado Avalanche. A return trip occurred in 2023 when the Panthers lost to the Vegas Golden Knights, 4-1.

Panthers fans know how good (or bad) this team is on any given night and may be able to turn that knowledge into an edge at the sportsbook now that Florida is moving toward legal online sports betting.

Those looking to learn how can use the following guide to betting on the Panthers in the Sunshine State, including the latest game odds, Stanley Cup odds and player props.

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Latest Panthers odds: Puck line, Stanley Cup, props

Here’s where you’ll find the latest Florida Panthers game lines and futures.

Panthers betting trends 

Information is key when betting on the Florida Panthers. You can use the latest game data, sports stats sites and news to shape your betting decisions. Here’s where you’ll find it:

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Puck line bets on the Florida Panthers

The puck line is when you pick game winners with a standard 1.5-goal puck line factored into the final score. You can also find alternate puck lines for Panthers games at varying odds. You book puck line bets at the currently posted moneyline odds at sites like FanDuel online sportsbook, DraftKings Sportsbook Florida, and HardRock Sportsbook. Note, though, that the puck line can flip the script, turning moneyline favorites with negative odds into underdogs with positive odds and vice versa.

Moneyline bets

Moneyline betting is where you pick straight-up game winners with no line factored in. You’ll find favorites with negative odds and underdogs with positive odds. For example, at BetMGM Florida Sportsbook, Tampa Bay might be -200 favorites over Florida in an upcoming game, with the odds on the underdog Panthers at +150. Bet on the Lightning to win, and if you’re correct, you’d win $100 for every $200 you bet, plus your bet back. On the other hand, if you bet on the Panthers to win and they do, you’d win $150 for every $100 you bet, plus your bet back.

Remember that heavy betting on one side might move the line ahead of the game. A sportsbook will try to avoid being over-exposed to any particular outcome, so if the public, or even one big bettor, bets one side big, sportsbooks will adjust in an attempt to even out the wagering. Should most of the betting on the game above go toward the Lightning at -200, a sportsbook might move the line on the Lightning to -250 and bump up the Panthers betting odds to +200, to make betting on the Panthers more attractive.

Totals betting

Betting on totals is when you bet on whether the total combined score by both teams will be over or under a line that the sportsbook sets. The odds will normally be around -110 on both sides, though, again, they may move in response to hockey betting action to try to even out the money on both sides.

How to bet on Panthers props and futures

Here are some of the top options for futures and prop bets involving the Florida Panthers:

• To win the Stanley Cup: Place a bet on the Panthers to win it all. NHL online betting odds will be available most of the year, but they will shift to reflect what happens during the offseason and as the season plays out. Remember, the odds are usually better the earlier you get a bet down and drop dramatically for top contenders heading into the NHL playoffs.
• To win the division, make the playoffs, or win the conference: Bet on the Panthers to accomplish these specific goals. Like the Stanley Cup odds, these odds will shift throughout the season and tend to tighten on contenders as the season progresses.
• Season win totals: Bet whether the Panthers’ total wins for the season will be over or under a line that the online betting site sets.
• Player props and futures: Wager on the game stats and season stat totals of individual players. You can also bet whether a particular Panther will win a season-long award.
• Team props: Again, these are generally bets on particular stats, but this time team-based. For instance, you could bet on whether the Panthers score over or under 2.5 goals in an upcoming game or whether they will have more or fewer penalty minutes than the opposing team.

Panthers coaches/bench staff

Here are the main members of the current Florida Panthers coaching staff:

• Paul Maurice, head coach
• Jamie Kompon, assistant coach
• Sylvain Lefebvre, assistant coach
• Myles Fee, assistant coach
• Tuomo Ruutu, assistant coach
• Robb Tallas, goaltending coach
• Mike Joyce, head strength and conditioning coach
• John Congemi, assistant video coach

Florida Panthers home games

How to watch/listen to the Florida Panthers

Bally Sports Florida (formerly SportsChannel and Fox Sports Florida) has held the Panthers’ local TV broadcasting rights since 1996. CBS Radio Miami’s 560 WQAM is the Panthers’ flagship radio station. Panthers games are also available for streaming regionally via NHL Live.

Most memorable Panthers moment

The Florida Panthers made it all the way to the Stanley Cup Final in 1996 before losing to the Colorado Avalanche. They beat the Boston Bruins in five games in the first round, and Bill Lindsay’s series-clinching goal remains the most memorable moment from that run.

Florida Panthers by the numbers

• Franchise value: $550 million
• Owner: Vincent Viola (paid $250 million in 2013)
• Arena naming rights: Signed a 10-year deal with BB&T in 2013. No financial terms disclosed.
• Stanley Cup wins: 0
• Numbers retired: No. 1 Roberto Luongo (2020), No. 37 Wayne Huizenga (owner) (2018), No. 93 Bill Torrey (president/general manager) (2010)
• Attendance: The Panthers ranked third to last in attendance during the 2019-20 season, averaging 14,104 fans per game for 82.8% of capacity.
• Panthers with 50-goal seasons: Pavel Bure had two 50-goal seasons with the Florida Panthers, scoring 58 in 1999-2000 and 59 in 2000-01

4 more Panthers numbers 

• Career points leader: Aleksander Barkov, 631
• Career goals leader: Aleksander Barkov, 243
• Career assists leader: Jonathan Huberdeau, 415
• Wins (goaltending): Roberto Luongo, 230