The Kontinental Hockey League is the best professional hockey league in Europe. As an odds comparison site, OddsJet compares KHL odds from several reputable online sportsbook companies that serve customers in Switzerland, several of which offer CHF accounts. This allows OddsJet to display the best KHL odds for every game on the schedule for Money Line, Puck Line, Totals and 3-Way 60-Minute betting markets, which helps Swiss bettors maximize their potential returns. Simply use the buttons above the event schedule to toggle between the main betting markets and the 3-Way 60-Minute markets. After you have found the top odds for your KHL matches of interest, we also have a list of bookmaker bonuses for new customers.

KHL Odds explained

Money Line

When you are betting on the Money Line, you are betting on the team you think will win a given KHL game, including overtime and shootout results. There is no handicap. Favorites and underdogs are determined solely by the odds pricing.

Puck Line

For the KHL, the Puck Line is the most popular type of handicap betting. However it is different to basketball and American football where the point spreads vary widely from game to game. Much like the ‘Run Line’ in baseball betting, a KHL Puck Line involves a static handicap where the favorite is assigned -1.5 goals, and the underdog is assigned +1.5 goals. For a favorite to win a Puck Line wager, they would need to win by two goals, for example by a score of 3 to 1. If the favorite only wins by one goal, they will not have successfully surmounted the handicap, and the underdog will have won.

Total or Over/Under

For the KHL, the Total or Over/Under refers to a figure set usually between 5.5 and 7.5 for the total number of goals to be scored by both teams through the course of a game including overtime. The sportsbook sets this goal total figure and sets odds pricing for the respective Over and Under outcomes. Given the handicap, these prices tend to be fairly even.

3-Way 60-Minute

3-way KHL betting is focused on the game result through 60 minutes of play. This means that bettors may wager on a tie in addition to home or away wins. Overtime or penalty shootout results do not apply. OddsJet displays these odds in a way that is very similar to 1X2 soccer betting. If you are unfamiliar with 1X2 soccer betting, note that the home and away team order is different than you may be used to reading for hockey. The home team is listed first and the away team is listed second. As such, the home team is designated as ‘1’, the tie is designated as ‘X’ and the away team is designated as ‘2’.

KHL Odds expressed in American, Decimal and Fractional Formats

For American odds format, keep in mind the difference between positive and negative expressions. Both use the figure of CHF 100 to express their odds. Negative figures are used when the odds are below even-money and express how much one needs to wager in order to return a profit of CHF 100. For example, if Jokerit is favoured, you might see a figure of -190. This means you would need to stake CHF 190 to potentially receive CHF 100 in profit, a total return of CHF 290. When you see a positive figure, the odds are above even-money and express how much profit you may gain when you wager CHF 100. At +198 on Bratislava, a winning bet of CHF 100 would return your stake plus CHF 198 for a total return of CHF 298.

For the Decimal odds format on the KHL, you simply multiply your stake amount by the decimal odds price to see the full amount that would be returned on a win including your stake amount. The first 1.00 of the odds price represents your potential stake return. If you wagered CHF 100 at 1.59 on CSKA Moscow, your total return would be CHF 159, a profit of CHF 59.

For Fractional odds format, the figures represent the profit return that could be achieved over and above the stake amount. To calculate your potential payout, simply divide the numerator by the denominator. Then, multiply this number by your stake. For example, odds of 4/3 (four-to-three) and a stake of CHF 50 on Vladivostok would yield a potential profit of CHF 66.67 for a total return of CHF 116.67.