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Elitserien

In Sweden, Elitserien is the name of the highest-level league in various sports. The by far most well-known is that in ice hockey, where the first season under this name was played in 1975-1976.

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Organization

The present Elitserien contains 12 teams, playing 50 games each. There is a slight weight towards geographically closer opponents. Since 1999, every game is played to a decisive result, first by means of an extension, and then by single penalty shots. The score system works as follows:

  • win during ordinary time gives 3 points
  • win in overtime or penalty shots gives 2 points
  • loss in overtime or penalty shots gives 1 point
  • loss after ordinary time gives 0 points

Since 2002, the winning team receives 1 million SEK (US$150,000) as a bonus.

The playoffs

The playoffs begin when Elitserien has finished. The eight best teams compete to win the gold medal in the Swedish ice hockey championship (SM-Guld). All playoff series are conducted in a best-of-seven format. The winning team of Elitserien earns the advantage of playing on home ice in all decisive playoff games. Färjestads BK and Djurgårdens IF hold the record of 6 wins each since the beginning of the league.

Team number 9 and 10 have finished their season, while number 11 and 12 play qualification rounds to stay in Elitserien.

Teams in the 2004-2005 league

NHL players from Elitserien

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