The regulation playing time of a hockey game is 60 minutes divided into three 20 minute periods with ten minute intermissions. Between stoppages in play and commercial breaks, a game will usually last between 2 1/2 - 3 hours in real time.
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A hockey game consists of traditionally three period of twenty minutes each. In the NHL if a game is tied after regualation, it goes to one five minute sudden death overtime period of four skaters each, and then goes to a shootout.
Although in NHL Playoff hockey, Overtime periods are Sudden Death full periods with 5 on 5 play.
Olympic Ice Hockey games run the same length as NHL games: 3 twenty minute periods with 2 ten minute intermissions.
A game can run as fast as 90 minutes, or as long as 3 hours, in some cases.
Three 20 minute periods plus two ten minute intermissions equals 80 minutes.
"A game can run as fast as 90 minutes........" how does that add up???
There are three 20 minute periods, with two 10 minute intermissions in between periods.
In regular time, there are three 20-minute periods with two 10-minute intermissions between them.
well pro games are 1 hour and youth leagues are less depending on the age of the players.