Almost as exciting as the hockey itself is the Princeton Posse91Ƶs home game puck toss.
In recent weeks, with the prize pot exceeding $1,700, the puck toss has taken on a competitive life of its own.
91ƵI don91Ƶt know how you win this,91Ƶ said team general manager Mark McNaughton, admitting he91Ƶs never personally tossed a puck.
91ƵIt really comes down to luck.91Ƶ
Two hundred pucks, each numbered, are available for sale at every home game, $5 for three.
The pucks are now selling out 90 minutes before game time, with many fans arriving early to buy pucks, and some purchasing dozens.
During the second intermission, a container with a small hole at the top is placed at centre ice, and fans in the stands throw their pucks, trying to net a winner.
Some gamblers take their pucks and hide them outside the arena so they are cold, and theoretically less likely to bounce on the ice.
Others believe a clever bounce is the only way to win
Last season the puck toss was won twice, but so far this year victory is elusive.
Every game, the prize amount increases.