Written by Graeme on Monday, October 6th, 2025
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I covered the Atlantic Division, earlier today and now I am covering the Pacific Division.
Scott has already written previews for the Central Division and the Metro Division.
And then all that is left is DAILY FREAKING TIPS. BEGINNING TOMORROW.
CANT.
WAIT.
As always, we will provide daily tips and do the research to find you the best odds.
This is only from a select group of sportsbooks we personally trust, bet at, and work with.
For betting, we advise:
Ontario:
Sports Interaction
Bet365 (Americans: We recommend http://www.bovada.lv
TonyBet
Canada:
Sports Interaction
Bet365 (Americans: We recommend http://www.bovada.lv
TonyBet
Bovada
BetOnline.
USA:
Bovada
BetOnline.
Intertops.
GT Bets.
Everywhere Else:
BetOnline.
Bet365 (Americans: We recommend http://www.bovada.lv
Those are the sportsbooks we will link throughout the season for best odds. Note that 888 after 13 years is not currently listed; it is because they owe me money and aren’t paying it. Until that is receieved, they will not be promoted.
Pacific Division Winners Betting Odds
Average odds:
- Knights: 2.50
- Oilers: 2.55
- Kings: 5.25
- Canucks: 15.00
- Flames: 31.00
- Ducks: 34.00
- Kraken: 76.00
- Sharks: 151.00
Pacific Division Winners Betting Tips:
The favourites for the division alternate between the Knights and the Oilers depending on the sportsbook.
The Knights of course won it last year by 5 points over the Kings. They did that off an excellent home record.
Their big pickup is Mitch Marner, but it’s looking like they may miss Pietrangelo for the majority of the season. They do still look solid defensively though.
The Knights look like the team to beat. They go through their slumps at times, and I felt for large periods last season they were a complete liability on the road, but they seem to have some real magic mojo which has seen them perform extremely well in the Pacific over the last few yeasr.
Oilers usually have mentality issues and I can’t back them. The Kings – eh, not sure about losing Spence and Gavrikov to replace them with Dumoulin and Ceci. I don’t think anyone watched them last year and thought THAT was what they were missing.
For me, I think the Knights win the division with no trouble.
Looking at the other teams – hopefully the Ducks offense works out better this season. I’ve liked the Granlund / Kreider pickups and think they will be a solid mid team.
I think the Sharks are a team to watch – I think they will be one of those streaky teams we see, and I’ll be looking at them stringing some wins together to pop on a hot streak.
