Don't usually make hockey plays-- but as a Chicago resident who watches every Blackhawk game---this feels like a $3,000 ML bet....any of my much more qualified hockey experts have opinions?
Hawks going down to 2-2 just seems impossible. Thanks in advance fellas.
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Don't usually make hockey plays-- but as a Chicago resident who watches every Blackhawk game---this feels like a $3,000 ML bet....any of my much more qualified hockey experts have opinions?
Hawks going down to 2-2 just seems impossible. Thanks in advance fellas.
Thanks for all of this advice. As someone who has watched every Blackhawks game this seems like a perfect spot for the Blackhawks. The entire public is all over Minny driving the ML down. Hawks looked putrid last game and still almost won. They absolutely dominated game 2. Still pondering my bet....
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Thanks for all of this advice. As someone who has watched every Blackhawks game this seems like a perfect spot for the Blackhawks. The entire public is all over Minny driving the ML down. Hawks looked putrid last game and still almost won. They absolutely dominated game 2. Still pondering my bet....
Thanks for all of this advice. As someone who has watched every Blackhawks game this seems like a perfect spot for the Blackhawks. The entire public is all over Minny driving the ML down. Hawks looked putrid last game and still almost won. They absolutely dominated game 2. Still pondering my bet....
The public is all over Chicago. ~85%
Books don't care about their money.
Just another coin flip in the NHL
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Quote Originally Posted by Bryn2396:
Thanks for all of this advice. As someone who has watched every Blackhawks game this seems like a perfect spot for the Blackhawks. The entire public is all over Minny driving the ML down. Hawks looked putrid last game and still almost won. They absolutely dominated game 2. Still pondering my bet....
Love these kind of threads. What I have noticed is that between these two teams there have been an abnormally high number of shots, with the winning team unsurprisingly taking more shots:
Game 1: 64
Game 2: 76
Game 3: 64
Remarkably, Minnesota games have averaged 57 shots while the Blackhawks games' have averaged 58 shots.
What does this mean? There is a much greater dependency on the respective goalies.
Statistics aside, the play between both sides has been relatively even, so I think it fair to suggest a bet on either team should be based upon which goalie you are more comfortable with.
Save percentages between goalies are 0.02 in difference, Crawford has been better on the road than at home this year, but Harding has been on fire himself. Nonetheless, I give a slight edge to Crawford.
This will be one of the best games of the first round in my opinion; the Wild know they need this game and the Blackhawks are coming off a loss and know a 3-1 lead essentially seals the deal. Chicago ought to be favourites but not more than -140 in my opinion.
Play: Wild (+150) ?
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Love these kind of threads. What I have noticed is that between these two teams there have been an abnormally high number of shots, with the winning team unsurprisingly taking more shots:
Game 1: 64
Game 2: 76
Game 3: 64
Remarkably, Minnesota games have averaged 57 shots while the Blackhawks games' have averaged 58 shots.
What does this mean? There is a much greater dependency on the respective goalies.
Statistics aside, the play between both sides has been relatively even, so I think it fair to suggest a bet on either team should be based upon which goalie you are more comfortable with.
Save percentages between goalies are 0.02 in difference, Crawford has been better on the road than at home this year, but Harding has been on fire himself. Nonetheless, I give a slight edge to Crawford.
This will be one of the best games of the first round in my opinion; the Wild know they need this game and the Blackhawks are coming off a loss and know a 3-1 lead essentially seals the deal. Chicago ought to be favourites but not more than -140 in my opinion.
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