English Making money from hockey by using emerging arbitrage situations is no more difficult than, for example, in football. The only significant difference between ranges and hockey is seasonality. In the off-season, it is difficult to find hockey matches, and therefore even more difficult to detect the emergence of a surebet during these infrequent hockey matches.
At the same time, during the season, which lasts about six months, the number of surebets in hockey increases exponentially. First, bookmakers open many markets for hockey matches and, second, there are a large number of events that are difficult to calculate, which is the main cause of the surebet (see the article about the surebet and the factors forming the surebet).
The conclusion is simple: you can make money on hockey, and doing so in the middle of the season is sometimes even easier than on super-popular football or tennis.