Aug 1, 2026

PandaScore Expands eHockey Markets: Race to N Goals, Correct Score, and More

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PandaScore Expands eHockey Markets: Race to N Goals, Correct Score, and More

We've expanded the eHockey offering within eBattles with four new betting markets, giving sportsbook operators more ways to drive engagement and giving bettors more to bet on during every match.

Here's what's new and why it matters.

The Four New eHockey Markets

Race to N Goals — A running market on which team reaches a specified number of goals first. This is a high-engagement in-play format: as each goal goes in, the market resolves or resets, keeping bettors active throughout the match rather than waiting for the final whistle. It's the eHockey equivalent of a first-to-score prop, but structured across the full game.

Total Goals — An over/under market on the total number of goals scored in the match. Total goals markets are among the most popular bet types in traditional ice hockey betting, and bringing that familiarity into eHockey gives operators a ready-made audience who already knows how to bet this market.

Team Total Goals — An over/under market applied per team rather than across the full match. This lets bettors back a specific team's attacking output independently of the match result — useful when one side is a heavy favourite but bettors want exposure to a specific team's goal-scoring performance rather than the match winner market.

Correct Score Goals — Betting on the exact final scoreline. Correct score markets offer the highest odds of the four new additions, attracting bettors looking for higher-variance plays. They also generate more research and engagement from bettors before placing, which correlates with higher time-on-site metrics for operators.

Why This Matters for Operators

Expanding market depth on an always-on product has a compounding effect. More markets mean more reasons to open the eHockey tab, more bets placed per session, and more bettors who find a market format that matches their preference. A bettor who isn't interested in match winner might bet Race to N Goals; a bettor who skips outright markets might be drawn to Correct Score.

For sportsbooks already running eHockey as part of their eBattles content, these markets are available now via the existing PandaScore odds feed — no additional integration work required.

For operators not yet running eBattles, eHockey's expanded market suite is a useful demonstration of how the product continues to develop. eBattles isn't a static content solution; it's a growing product roadmap.

What's in the eBattles Lineup

eHockey sits alongside eFootball, eSoccer, and eBasketball in the full eBattles offering — four titles running continuously to cover every hour of the day, across every time zone.

To add eHockey's new markets to your sportsbook, or to explore the full eBattles offering, get in touch with our team.