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Evan Bouchard
YesNo
Cale Makar
YesNo
Zach Werenski
YesNo
Quinn Hughes
YesNo
Lane Hutson
YesNo
Brock Faber
YesNo
Morgan Rielly
YesNo
Filip Hronek
YesNo
Erik Karlsson
YesNo
Cam Fowler
YesNo
Jaccob Slavin
YesNo
Mason Lohrei
YesNo
MacKenzie Weegar
YesNo
Simon Edvinsson
YesNo
Jake Sanderson
YesNo
Roman Josi
YesNo
Dante Fabbro
YesNo
Mikhail Sergachev
YesNo
Sean Durzi
YesNo
Owen Power
YesNo
Brandon Montour
YesNo
John Carlson
YesNo
K'Andre Miller
YesNo
Jared Spurgeon
YesNo
Vince Dunn
YesNo
Luke Hughes
YesNo
Devon Toews
YesNo
Jackson LaCombe
YesNo
Esa Lindell
YesNo
Shayne Gostisbehere
YesNo
Alex Vlasic
YesNo
Aaron Ekblad
YesNo
Adam Fox
YesNo
Dougie Hamilton
YesNo
Colton Parayko
YesNo
Hampus Lindholm
YesNo
Philip Broberg
YesNo
Drew Doughty
YesNo
Brandt Clarke
YesNo
Victor Hedman
YesNo
Miro Heiskanen
YesNo
Darnell Nurse
YesNo
Rasmus Sandin
YesNo
Mattias Ekholm
YesNo
Rasmus Dahlin
YesNo
Noah Dobson
YesNo
Justin Faulk
YesNo
Alex Pietrangelo
YesNo
Kris Letang
YesNo
Ryker Evans
YesNo
Jakob Chychrun
YesNo
Thomas Chabot
YesNo
Thomas Harley
YesNo
Gustav Forsling
YesNo
Moritz Seider
YesNo
Rasmus Andersson
YesNo
Adam Larsson
YesNo
Mike Matheson
YesNo
Bowen Byram
YesNo
Brady Skjei
YesNo
Shea Theodore
YesNo
Jake Walman
YesNo
Charlie McAvoy
YesNo
Noah Hanifin
YesNo
Neal Pionk
YesNo
Josh Morrissey
YesNo
Seth Jones
YesNo
Travis Sanheim
YesNo
Brent Burns
YesNo
AI Insights:
03.13 02:27 UpdatedFair Value Reasoning:
According to the latest NHL.com Trophy Tracker poll released around March 10-11, 2026, this race is a dead heat. Cale Makar and Zach Werenski are virtually tied in voting points (Makar: 7 first-place votes, 80 points; Werenski: 7 first-place votes, 79 points). While Makar has the incumbent advantage and 'best player' pedigree, Werenski carries the powerful narrative of being the 'Olympic Gold Hero' (assisted the OT winner) and leading Columbus's surprise playoff push. Polymarket's current pricing (Makar ~56.5c vs. Werenski ~36.5c) still places too high a premium on Makar, ignoring the 50/50 split shown in the official writer poll. Werenski's fair value is closer to 45-48c. Hughes and Bouchard are distant trailers in the voting.
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Arbitrage|Low Risk
Arbitrage Plan:
Buy Yes Cale Makar + Buy Yes Zach Werenski
Plan Description:
According to the official poll, these two players secured 14 of the 16 first-place votes. Buying 'Yes' on both costs approximately 93.05c (56.5 + 36.55), returning 100c if either wins. This is a high-probability 'duopoly' strategy. Unless a highly unlikely event occurs (e.g., both get injured or Quinn Hughes has a historic final quarter), this yields a relatively safe return.Sign up to view more information
Arbitrage: 7¢
|Annualized yield: 23.5%
Movers
March 10, 2026 - March 12, 2026, Zach Werenski's price surged from 19c to 36.5c. Reason: NHL.com released its latest Trophy Tracker poll, revealing Werenski had tied Makar in first-place votes (7 to 7), causing the market to realize it had severely undervalued the Olympic hero's chances.
March 10, 2026 - March 12, 2026, Evan Bouchard's price crashed from 13.2c to 3.9c. Reason: The same poll showed he has effectively fallen out of the race (receiving minimal votes), leading to a rapid exodus of speculative capital.
Divergence
The main divergence lies in the spread between Makar and Werenski. The prediction market gives Makar a ~20 percentage point lead (56.5% vs 36.5%), yet the latest official NHL writer poll shows them in a virtual dead heat (80 vs 79 voting points). The market is still pricing based on 'reputation' rather than 'current season performance and narrative,' leaving Werenski significantly undervalued.