Fans of the New Jersey Devils can now bet on their favorite team in their home state or in New York either online or at retail locations. New York State allowed online sports betting in January 2022. Here is what you need to know about betting on the Devils in New York.
Licenses for nine mobile sportsbooks have been granted, meaning bettors will have multiple options to pick their favorite sports betting apps. These online sports betting apps are currently live:
Where Can You Bet on the New Jersey Devils in New York?
New York residents can easily place wagers on the New Jersey Devils from the comfort of their home online, or they can travel to a retail sportsbook. The casinos taking bets on the Devils and their companion sportsbooks are:
- Point Place Casino (The Lounge with Caesars Sports)
- Yellow Brick Road Casino (The Lounge with Caesars Sports)
- Turning Stone (The Lounge with Caesars Sports)
- del Lago Resort Casino (DraftKings Sportsbook)
- Tioga Downs Casino Resort (FanDuel Sportsbook)
- Rivers Casino Schenectady (Rivers Sportsbook)
- Resorts World Catskills (Sportsbook 360)
- Sports Lounge at Seneca Allegany
- Sports Lounge at Seneca Buffalo Creek
- Sports Lounge at Seneca Niagara
- Sticks Sports Book & Grill At Akwesasne Mohawk Casino
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How Are the New Jersey Devils Betting Odds Calculated?
Every sportsbook has its own oddsmakers, and their job is to set odds that draw bettors to wager on both teams, meaning thatthere’s no sizable disadvantage for the sportsbook regardless of which team wins. The line for each game includes the spread, moneyline, and total, as shown in this example from Dec. 19, 2021, with the odds courtesy of DraftKings.
Team | Spread | Total | Moneyline |
---|---|---|---|
Pittsburgh | -1.5 (115) | O 6 (-110) | -235 |
Devils | 1.5 (-145) | U 6 (-120) | +170 |
The Penguins entered this game as prohibitive favorites on the moneyline, as bettors needed to wager $235 to win $100 if Pittsburgh won the game outright. If you bet $100 on the Devils to win, you’d receive $170 in winnings if New Jersey cashed.
With a puck line of 1.5 goals, the Penguins needed to win by two goals to cover the spread, while those betting on the Devils would win their wager as long as the Devils either won the game outright or lost by just one goal. With the total set at six goals, those taking the Under had to wager $120 to win $100, while those taking the Over had to bet $110 to win $100.
Who Won the Game and Which Bets Paid Off?
With a 3-2 win, bettors taking the Penguins on the moneyline cashed, winning $100 for every $235 they placed on Pittsburgh. The Devils didn’t win on the scoreboard, but they covered the 1.5-goal spread, so if you took the Devils at 1.5, you won $100 for every $145 wagered. The relatively low-scoring affair was a winner for those who took the total at under six goals, with those bettors earning $100 for every $120 wagered.
Futures Odds on the New Jersey Devils
Another popular way to wager on the NHL and the Devils is by making a futures bet. As the name implies, these bets are on an event that will take place at some time in the future. One of the most popular futures bets is on which team will win the Stanley Cup. Other team futures bets may include division and conference winners. Individual futures bets are also available for awards like the Hart Trophy, which is awarded to the NHL MVP each season.
Prop Bets on the New Jersey Devils
There are a number of prop bets available — bets where you choose either the Devils or their opponent to reach a certain milestone in the game. You can wager on which team will score the first goal, the last goal, or which team will be the first to score two goals, etc.
You can also bet on if you think either team will record a shutout. Additional options include wagering on the winning margin, the total number of goals scored in the game, and even if the total number of goals will be an odd or even number.
How To Bet on the New Jersey Devils in New York
The first step to bet on the Devils is to choose which sportsbook you prefer to wager with, and every bettor has their reasons for picking among the top sportsbooks — whether you favor a certain promo being offered, or you already have experience utilizing that sportsbook.
At that point, you must download the app from either the App Store (iOS devices) or Google Play (Android devices). The next step is to sign up for your account, which requires your name, mailing address, email address, and cell phone number. You’ll also need to set up security questions to verify your account and the last four digits of your Social Security number. You can also enter your promo code during the registration process.
The next step is to fund your account. Each app has its own options, including credit cards, debit cards, PayPal, or online banking. After that, click on the tab for your sport of choice and find the game you’re looking to bet on, and go from there.
Live Betting on the New Jersey Devils in New York
If you log on too late to place a bet before the Devils take the ice, you can still place live bets during their games if you are located in New York. Oddsmakers constantly update the odds and offer any number of prop bets throughout the game.
Do the New Jersey Devils Have a Sportsbook Partnership?
In January 2021, the Devils and Prudential Center announced a multi-year deal with PlayUp, which is available to bettors in New Jersey and Colorado. PlayUp is the presenting partner of the team’s PlayUp Studio, its pregame show leading into all home games. They also have a location in the “PlayUp Sports Lounge” inside the arena.
In November 2021, the Devils announced a partnership with Betway. The deal gave TV-visible signage throughout the Prudential Center to Betway. It also named Betway the presenting partner of “Devils Starting Line-Up,” which appears on the team’s social media platforms.
Prudential Center — Devils’ Home Arena
The New Jersey Devils have called the Prudential Center home since the 2007-08 season. The arena is located at 25 Lafayette Street in Newark, New Jersey.
History of the New Jersey Devils
The New Jersey Devils took the scenic route on their way to becoming the team we know them as today. Originally the Kansas City Scouts, the team moved to Denver in 1976 and was renamed the Colorado Rockies. Six years later, the Rockies moved to New Jersey and were renamed the Devils.
During their first five years in New Jersey, the Devils failed to make the playoffs. Beginning in the late 1980s and lasting until the 2010s, the Devils repeatedly made the playoffs, including a stretch of 13 seasons in a row.
In the 1994-1995 NHL season, the Devils were crowned Stanley Cup champions for the first of three times. The Devils swept the Detroit Red Wings 4-0. The Devils were crowned Stanley Cup champions again in the 1999-2000 season after defeating the Dallas Stars 4-2. Their last Stanley Cup victory came in the 2002-2003 season against the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim. They won the Stanley Cup Final 4-3.
The success of the Devils on the ice was due to the many NHL legends who skated in the Meadowlands. Led by legendary goalie Martin Brodeur, defensemen Scott Niedermayer, and Scot Stevens, the team produced a roster full of great players.
New Jersey Devils Timeline
- 1982: The Colorado Rockies hockey team, formerly the Kansas City Scouts, moved to New Jersey to play at Brendan Byrne Arena at the Meadowlands
- 1995: Devils earned their first Stanley Cup title over the Detroit Red Wings
- 2000: Devils defeated the Dallas Stars in the Stanley Cup Finals
- 2003: Devils defeated the Mighty Ducks for their third Stanley Cup title
New Jersey Devils Home Arenas
From 1982 until 2007, the Brendan Byrne Arena, also known as the Continental Airlines Arena, served as the home ice for the Devils. The arena is located in the Meadowlands sporting complex in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
With the arena showing its age, the Devils moved to the Prudential Center in downtown Newark, New Jersey. This state-of-the-art arena is also home to the Seton Hall basketball team.
New Jersey Devils Key Rivalries
When the Devils relocated to New Jersey in 1982, they joined a metropolitan area already occupied by two NHL teams: the New York Rangers and New York Islanders.
As the new kids on the block, the Devils became immediate rivals to these two historic teams. Competing in the same conference elevated the rivalries. The rivalry with the Rangers has taken on a life of its own. After the Rangers claimed their first Stanley Cup title after 40 years in 1994, the Devils won it all in 1995.
Outside of their New York rivalries, the Devils, like all New York area teams, have developed a strong rivalry with the Philadelphia Flyers. Sharing the same division, the Devils and the Flyers have met well over 200 times.
FAQs – New Jersey Devils Odds
Every sportsbook has its own oddsmakers, but they often reach the same conclusion on an event after careful deliberation on a number of factors including if the team is at home or on the road, on a winning streak or in a slump, etc.
Yes. New York’s online sports betting apps and upstate casinos handle bets on the Devils. Eight mobile sportsbooks licensed in the state will offer bets on individual Devils games in addition to futures bets and prop bets.
While the New York Rangers and New York Islanders are at the forefront for New Yorkers looking to bet on the NHL, that doesn’t mean the Devils don’t claim their share of the marketplace. And when the Devils face either the Islanders or Rangers, there’s bound to be plenty of action on the game.
Yes. The Devils are partnered with both Betway and PlayUp. PlayUp is operational in New Jersey and Colorado.
Bettors can place a futures bet on who they think will win the Stanley Cup at one of the upstate casinos or on their mobile or desktop device or at an online sportsbook like BetMGM.
The best way to find the most favorable odds for the New Jersey Devils or any other NHL team is to visit the NHL futures section of a sportsbook like Caesars. It is a good idea to check out multiple sportsbooks to see which one offers the most value.