MTL Canadiens at NSH Predators: Points

This market resolves according to the contract’s resolution rules, which typically rely on the NHL’s official final box score or the data source specified in the event description; any post-game official adjustments used by that source are applied per the platform’s resolution policy.

Whether overtime or shootout scoring counts depends on this event’s specific resolution rules; check the event description—some markets include all game periods while others count only regulation play or use the league’s official scoring definitions.

The listed close time is TBD; generally, markets close before the game starts or at puck drop depending on platform policy, and some may close earlier if key information (like official starting goalies) is released—monitor the event page for the exact close time.

Watch the announced starting goaltenders, the top two forward lines and power-play units from each team, any late scratches or returns from injury, and press-box/coach comments that signal role changes—those elements most directly affect scoring expectations.

Head-to-head history can provide context (styles and matchup tendencies), but current-season form, roster changes, injuries, and the announced starting goalies are typically more predictive for a single-game points market.