The Round 1 of the Stanley Cup playoffs often presents some of the best bets that will see in the whole season because the market invades, or underlines, to what we see in the first handful of games.
It requires more conjectures and feeling of intestine, because you cannot love much of the statistics of only one game or two in a series of the best of seven.
But if you trust your instincts, you can overcome some great opportunities to the market.
Let’s look at some places that are worth considering before returning to action on Wednesday night:
Habs are worth the A +400 probabilities series
The game 1 between the capitals of Washington and Montreal Canadiens were Alex Ovechkin. The newly anointed king of goals found the background of the network twice, including the winner of the game in extra time. It was a beautiful story, but it was not the most important.
The Canadiens were more than the game in the first game in the series, erasing a 2-0 deficit and obtaining great performances from Nick Suzuki, Cole Caufield and Sam Montembeault in their Pogoff debuts.
If Canadians can limit defensive errors, they can skate with the capitals, especially with Washington that loses Aliaksei protas for the moment and Martin Fehérvánry throughout the postseason.
The hockey world (including myself) told Dallas stars in its best seven series against Colorado avalanche.
Dallas is beaten and entered the tournament in a seven games slide, while the AVS looked like a giant and were in full health.
But the stars have been annoying, winning a division in the first two games of the series.
And although that may not seem a big problem that games 1 and 2 played in Dallas, Crucariary bought the stars to get Miro Heiskanen, his number 1 defense, back in the alignment.
It is unknown if, or when, the uproar will play in this series, but he completely changes the dynamics of Dallas Blueline and gives them more than the opportunity to move forward.
The stars are still the helpless to get out of this series, but they have shown that they can skate with the AVs with an exhausted alignment, and if they pull the trouble, they can jump to the top of the probabilities board.
In that case, you will be on the moon to maintain a ticket in Jake Oettene to win the Connect Smythe in the 50/1 probabilities, since it stands out when the winning shoulder is very likely that the shoulder is all the time.
Be attentive to the price of oilers
You can look at Edmonton’s 6-5 defeat against Los Angeles in game 1 of a couple or in different ways.
The pessimistic vision is that it was another evil of the objectives that convened the performance of a team that has made a leg full of Netminding inconsistencies for years.
The optimistic POV is that the Oilers backed four goals against the best defensive team in the playoffs, and showed that they can easily win the series if they get enough salvages.
Betting on the NHL?
I bet the Kings to win this series in advance, but I know that the oilers are the type of team that could erase a great deficit in a game and a series in the eye opening and close.
Edmonton now has 14/1 to win the Stanley Cup, and that price could become a Whoopper if the Kings take game 2.
At that point, it can be on, since everyone in Hockey will tell the oilers.
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Michael Leboff is a long -standing island fan, but a long -standing sporting gambler with 10 years of experience in the game industry. He loves using games theory to help the trainers to win support groups, find long shots and learn to overcome the market in conventional and niche sports.
