This year’s online NHL betting playoffs have been unforgettable and Wednesday’s action will add another thrilling chapter to an already epic story. Two Game 7 matchups are what the league has in store for those who bet on NHL playoffs. So in other words, Wednesday’s action is as exciting as it gets. Will the Pittsburgh Penguins be able to continue their journey to a repeat? Or will the Washington Capitals be able to defend DC? That’s just one of the few important questions fans will have to answer as they prepare to wager on Wednesday night’s action.

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The Penguins & Capitals will settle their differences first, and afterwards fans can tune into an equally intriguing contest between Edmonton and Anaheim. The Oilers and Ducks will provide Wednesday’s late-night entertainment, giving us night owls an unnecessary excuse to lose some sleep. But even fans who enjoy a long night’s sleep will want to tune in for this galvanizing contest, even if it means shedding a few hours of shuteye.

Game 7 – Edmonton Oilers vs. Anaheim Ducks – Wednesday, May 10^th

When: 10:00 pm ET

Where: Honda Center, Anaheim, CA

TV: NBC

Series: Tied 3-3

Hockey Playoff Odds:

Edmonton Oilers +1 ½ (-290) 5 ½ (+125) +105

Anaheim Ducks -1 ½ (+245) 5 ½ (-145) -125

Edmonton Oilers

The Oilers were finally able to snap their decade long postseason drought in 2017, and the Oilers were able to follow that up by advancing to the Second Round, where they currently face elimination. Edmonton delivered a 47-26-9 regular season record that paved the way for a 2^nd place finish in the Pacific Division and a 4^th place finish in the Western Conference. The Oilers are happy to be in the playoffs, but they have an insatiable hunger that won’t be satisfied with a second round dismissal.

The Oilers kicked this year’s postseason off by facing San Jose Sharks in the opening round of the playoffs. The Sharks weren’t the best regular season team, but San Jose still made a name for themselves. With two contests going to overtime in that series, Edmonton had to give it their all to get to the second round. In the end, the Sharks were eliminated 4-2.

Anaheim Ducks

The Ducks have been playoff contenders for the last 5 years running and this year they punched their ticket to the postseason by posting a 46-23-13 record that gave way to a 1^st place finish in the Pacific Division and a 3^rd place finish in the Western Conference. The Ducks failed to make it to the second round last year, and this postseason the franchise is focused on keeping their Stanley Cup dreams alive as long as possible.

The Ducks faced the Flames in the first round of the playoffs and ended up sweeping Calgary in just 4 games.