Fantasy Hockey Pool 2022

Are you looking to join an online hockey pool for the 2023-24 NHL season? Need an alternative to the Sportsnet fantasy hockey pool? We host a box-style NHL hockey pool. The entry fee is $20.

E-transfers can be sent to [email protected].

Our NHL playoff pool attracted 135 entries for a total prize pot of $2700 with first place taking home $1350 (50% of the pot).

The deadline to enter the hockey pool is Wednesday, October 11, 2023, at 8:00 PM ET.

Online hockey pool 2023 prize breakdown

First Place – (50%)
Second Place – (30%)
Third Place – (20%)

Office hockey pool points breakdown

Forwards and Defenseman: 1 point for a goal or assist

Goalies: 2 points for a win, 1 point for an overtime/shootout loss, and 5 points for a shutout ( Goalies will get points for assists on goals )

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Fantasy Hockey Pool 2023-24 Entry Form is Now Closed

Online Hockey Pool 2023-24 Standings

Everyone’s hockey pool picks will be posted on Wednesday, October 11, 2023, at 10:00 PM ET.

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27 COMMENTS

  1. Would it be possible to put the standing page on a different page. So we don’t have to scroll through the whole thing to get to the standings

    • Hi Terry,

      Yes, you have signed up and paid for the pool. You are all good. You should’ve received a confirmation email of your team when you signed up.

      Everyone’s picks that have paid for the pool will be posted on Wednesday, October 11, at 10:00 PM ET.

  2. just wondering… I submitted a team and email transferred the funds to the email on the post. does it take a little time for your roster to be on there? thanks in advance

  3. Is there any thought to changing the goalie selections to a team goalie approach? Much less
    punitive since goalies seem to be more injury prone than skaters generally..

    thanks B

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