Tuesday’s Top Two NHL betting trends swept - click here – with both being underdog plays. Here are Thursday’s top two biases.
(57) FLORIDA vs. (58) WINNIPEG
Lean: FLORIDA on the money line.
Fading home National Hockey League teams (Winnipeg) that have outscored their opponents by an average of 0.2 goals per game in the first period coming off a game where nine or more total goals were scored in the game when the oddsmakers set the money line between -100 to -150 is cashing at a solid 28-6 (82%) clip over the last 5 NHL campaigns and is 5-0 this season.
Florida -105
(53) CHICAGO vs. (54) COLUMBUS
Lean: Under on the total.
Playing UNDER the the total on a team (Chicago) that has allowed three or more goals in three straight games against an opponent (Columbus) that has lost two straight games by three goals or more has been an 85% proposition over the last five NHL campaigns, cashing at a 23-4 clip. This is the first time the bias has presented itself this season.
Total UNDER 5.5 goals
(57) FLORIDA vs. (58) WINNIPEG
Lean: FLORIDA on the money line.
Fading home National Hockey League teams (Winnipeg) that have outscored their opponents by an average of 0.2 goals per game in the first period coming off a game where nine or more total goals were scored in the game when the oddsmakers set the money line between -100 to -150 is cashing at a solid 28-6 (82%) clip over the last 5 NHL campaigns and is 5-0 this season.
Florida -105
(53) CHICAGO vs. (54) COLUMBUS
Lean: Under on the total.
Playing UNDER the the total on a team (Chicago) that has allowed three or more goals in three straight games against an opponent (Columbus) that has lost two straight games by three goals or more has been an 85% proposition over the last five NHL campaigns, cashing at a 23-4 clip. This is the first time the bias has presented itself this season.
Total UNDER 5.5 goals
