Who is favored in Sharks vs. Canucks?

VAN Canucks is currently favored with an average implied probability of 29.3% across 2 prediction markets.

What platforms have odds for Sharks vs. Canucks?

Sharks vs. Canucks odds are available on Kalshi, Polymarket. Prediction Hunt compares prices across all platforms in real time.

Is there an arbitrage opportunity on Sharks vs. Canucks?

Yes, the current spread is 56.5%, which may indicate a cross-platform arbitrage window. Check Prediction Hunt's arbitrage page for live opportunities.

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Sharks vs. Canucks

Resolved 2025-12-27

WINNER

VAN Canucks

Final implied probability: 29% avg across 2 platforms

Final Summary

Sports event: Sharks vs. Canucks - nhl

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Market Narrative // Why the odds are moving

Macklin Celebrini's dominant performance at the 2026 Winter Olympics for Team Canada, combined with his outstanding NHL season with the San Jose Sharks, could significantly boost the team's confidence and impact the Sharks vs. Canucks game outcome.. Meanwhile, The San Francisco Standard reports: celebrini’s standout olympic performance as the youngest nhl player at the games and his role on canada’s top line is generating heightened excitement and engagement around the sharks, potentially increasing their morale and prospects in the upcoming game against the canucks..

Sources: sportingnews.com / The San Francisco Standard

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Sharks' Macklin Celebrini is 'going to be the Steph Curry of hockey' - sportingnews.com

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Macklin Celebrini’s Olympic breakout is fueling a Sharks boom: ‘He’s once-in-a-lifetime’ - The San Francisco Standard

Celebrini’s standout Olympic performance as the youngest NHL player at the Games and his role on Canada’s top line is generating heightened excitement and engagement around the Sharks, potentially increasing their morale and prospects in the upcoming game against the Canucks.

The San Francisco Standard