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Hockey betting at Melbet
It’s hard to remain indifferent to ice hockey matches: this sport is characterised by fast-paced action, frequent changes in the score, penalties and, let’s be honest, thrilling on-ice brawls. But if you consider yourself a true fan and are confident you know your favourite sport inside out, why not put yourself to the test: by placing a bet on Melbet, you’ll receive a cash prize if your bet wins! You can do the same when watching a match without supporting either team: place a bet – and the excitement level rises sharply, because now you’re a stakeholder.
Features of hockey betting at Melbet
The ice hockey season is quite unique: there is virtually no ice hockey played in the summer, and although spring is part of the season, this time of year is usually reserved for the play-offs, with a rapidly dwindling number of both teams and matches. For this reason, Melbet’s hockey line is inconsistent: at the height of the season, it features over 500 scheduled matches, whilst in the off-season it can shrink to just a couple of dozen matches. However, our team does everything in our power to keep the line full: in fact, we accept bets on all national ice hockey championships of any significance, and in some cases even on the lower leagues.
Melbet’s hockey line also features long-term bets: thanks to these, you aren’t limited to predicting a single match, but can immediately pick the future champion, the top scorer of the regular season, and so on. A limited selection of alternative bets is also available: the teams do not play against each other, but you determine which of them will be more successful in their respective matches.
Main types of hockey bets
Hockey is one of those sports where bookmakers can gather a wealth of statistical data, which means they can also offer bets on statistics. This allows Melbet to offer a betting line for top matches comprising around 1,000 markets; and such depth is not merely a whim, but a real opportunity to find intrigue in a match with an obvious outcome, or conversely, to place a bet with a high probability of winning on a fixture that is difficult to predict. That said, the general public most often prefers the following main markets:
- match result – who will win the match; this is usually taken to mean the result excluding extra time (if the match goes to extra time, it is considered a draw);
- handicap – the artificial addition or subtraction of a number of goals so that the team to which this adjustment is applied is, by virtue of this arithmetic, deemed the winner; this is used to predict either a crushing defeat for the underdog or, conversely, their desperate resistance and near-victory;
- total – the total number of goals scored by both teams during the match;
- Period bets – these are the same as match result, handicap and total bets, but they apply not to the entire match, but only to a specific period.
How to place a bet on ice hockey on the Melbet website
Only registered customers who are of legal age and do not have any gambling-related issues can play for real money on Melbet. If you do not yet have an account, here are the full instructions on what to do next:
- Please complete any of the registration forms provided by clicking the corresponding button on our official website or in the mobile app;
- Once you have completed the registration process, log in to your account (click the ‘Log in’ button);
- In your account, select the ‘Deposit’ option to top up your gaming balance using the most convenient method available;
- Once the funds have been credited, look for an interesting ice hockey match in the ‘Line’ or ‘Live’ sections;
- Add your chosen odds to your bet slip by simply clicking on the odds;
- In the bet slip itself, enter the stake amount and confirm the bet.
Winnings for correct predictions are automatically credited to the tipster’s gaming balance – this will happen a few minutes after the bet conditions have been met.