The number of games played in the playoffs varies depending on the series. The first round is a best-of-seven series, while the remaining rounds are all best-of-seven series.

Depending on the seller, the tickets may be for a specific game or for an entire series of games.

It's difficult to predict which teams will make it to the playoffs, but typically the top teams from each division and conference qualify.

The capacity of the playoff venue will vary depending on the location.

It's possible to buy tickets on the day of the game, but availability and pricing may vary.

There is no specific dress code for attending the playoffs, but many fans choose to wear their team's colors or jerseys.

Outside food and drinks are typically not allowed into the playoff venue, but concessions will be available inside.

It's recommended to arrive at least an hour before the game to allow time for parking, security checks, and finding your seats.

The policies regarding cameras at playoff games may vary by venue, so it's best to check with the specific venue beforehand.

The playoff games are typically broadcast live on TV or streamed online, but blackout restrictions may apply in certain areas.