NHL Advanced Stats Guide

NHL advanced stats defined and how to use

Definitions, how to read each stat, and simple rating scales for the NHL Advanced Stats chart.

Stats Defined

Definition, How To Use It, And Rating Scale

Use the scale as a quick customer read. Team context, opponent, rest, injuries, goalie confirmation, and price still matter before a bet qualifies.

StatDefinition And How To UseScale / Rating
5v5 xG%Share of expected goals controlled at 5v5. Use it as the main all-around process read for team quality.Excellent 55%+ | Good 52% | Average 50% | Poor 47% or lower
5v5 xGF/60Expected goals created per 60 minutes at 5v5. Use it for offensive creation and to spot teams due for better scoring if finishing has lagged.Excellent 3.00+ | Good 2.70 | Average 2.40 | Poor 2.10 or lower
5v5 xGA/60Expected goals allowed per 60 minutes at 5v5. Lower is better; use it for defensive suppression before goalie results.Excellent 2.10 or lower | Good 2.30 | Average 2.50 | Poor 2.80+
Corsi%Share of all shot attempts at 5v5. Use it as a high-sample puck-possession and territory stat.Excellent 54%+ | Good 52% | Average 50% | Poor 47% or lower
Fenwick%Share of unblocked shot attempts at 5v5. Use it to confirm whether shot volume is reaching dangerous lanes rather than being blocked away.Excellent 54%+ | Good 52% | Average 50% | Poor 47% or lower
HD xG%Share of high-danger expected goals controlled. Use it to see who wins the net-front and slot-quality battle.Excellent 55%+ | Good 52% | Average 50% | Poor 47% or lower
PP xGF/60Power-play expected goals created per 60 minutes at 5-on-4. Use it when matchup, penalty rates, and opponent penalty kill create a special-teams edge.Excellent 8.5+ | Good 7.5 | Average 6.5 | Poor 5.5 or lower
PK xGA/60Penalty-kill expected goals allowed per 60 minutes at 4-on-5. Lower is better; use it with opponent power-play quality and penalty tendency.Excellent 5.5 or lower | Good 6.3 | Average 7.0 | Poor 8.0+
GSAx/60Goals saved above expected per 60 minutes. Use it for goalie value and team save context, but always verify the confirmed starter.Excellent +0.25 | Good +0.15 | Average 0.00 | Risk -0.15 or worse
PDOShooting percentage plus save percentage. Use it as a regression flag: very high PDO can signal a hot results run; very low PDO can signal poor luck if xG is strong.High 102+ | Normal 99-101 | Low 98 or lower

How To Read The Page

From Stat To Betting Check

Use xG% as the broad process anchor, then split the profile into offense, defense, possession, high-danger quality, special teams, goalie value, and PDO regression. The strongest betting reads usually come when multiple process stats agree and the market price has not caught up.

Customer note: these NHL stats are process indicators, not automatic bets. The Three Check process still needs model value, market confirmation, and matchup context before a play belongs on the card.