Whet for the NHL.

Whet has never issued a graded NHL pick, and the scanner is not currently fetching NHL odds. There is no hockey record on this page because there is no hockey record.

The state below is read live from the same public ledger every other sport is measured against, so it will fill in on its own the moment hockey starts producing graded picks.

When NHL is switched on, the scanner prices every market it can find across books and the settle job grades every issued pick against the real result. Those picks go into the same public ledger as everything else on day one.

They do not go on the live board on day one. A sport reaches the board when a segment of it clears 200 graded picks, a win rate at or above 55%, and a positive return — per segment, not per sport. Until then it builds a record in the open where you can watch it.

Hockey has a specific reason to be careful. A goalie change close to puck drop moves every number in the game, and Whet does not have a goalie feed. We would rather run hockey quietly for a season than put picks on your board that a late scratch invalidates.

This page used to say Whet would not surface an NHL prop until goalie confirmation landed about 30 minutes before puck drop, and that the whole game re-scored on the next scan when a backup was announced. That was not true. There is no goalie feed, nothing waits for confirmation, and no NHL prop has ever been held back or re-scored.

The back-to-back penalties for goalies and skaters, and the power-play and penalty-kill splits, were the same kind of copy: thresholds written against data the scanner never supplied.

What runs on a hockey price is what runs on every price — the two-way consensus test, three independent books minimum, stale-quote rejection, and a minimum edge before anything is scored at all.