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| 06-17-25 | Oilers v. Panthers UNDER 6.5 | Top | 1-5 | Win | 100 | 9 h 12 m | Show |
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Edmonton vs Florida Supporting this bet on the UNDER is the following algorithm that has gone 77-41-3 for 65% winning bets and has earned a highly profitable 27% ROI over the past ten seasons. The requirements are: Bet on the UNDER. The road dog is priced between a 120 and 170-underdog. The total is 6 or more goals. The dog has allowed three or more goals in each of their last three games. The current opponent has scored three or more goals in each of their last three games. If the game occurs in the playoffs, the UNDER has gone 11-5 for 69% winners and a robust 35% ROI. Home teams in the Stanley Cup Finals that are coming off a win by 2 or more goals has seen the Under go 19-11-1 for 64% winning bets since 207. |
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| 06-14-25 | Panthers v. Oilers -102 | Top | 5-2 | Loss | -102 | 9 h 10 m | Show |
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Florida vs Edmonton The Oilers, led by their ledge Connor McDavid overcame a 3-0 first period deficit to win Game 4 in overtime and knot the series at two games apiece. That momentum and determination will certainly carry over to this game playing in front of their home fans. In the Stanley Cup Finals, teams that won the previous game in overtime are 19-14 for 68% winning tickets and a solid 14% ROI since 2007. If they won in overtime on the road has seen them go 9-5 for 64% winners and a robust 25% ROI since 2007. |
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| 06-12-25 | Oilers +133 v. Panthers | Top | 5-4 | Win | 133 | 8 h 3 m | Show |
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Oilers vs Panthers The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 125-140 record for 47% winning bets and by averaging a 146-underdog bet has earned a 15% ROI and a highly profitable $54,900 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $2,740 profit for the $50 per game bettor. Bet on road underdogs priced between 100 and 180 using the money line. Their previous opponents each scored four or more goals in each of their last two games The opponent allowed no more than a single goal in their previous game. The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 100-92 averaging a 152-underdog bet resulting in a highly profitable 28% ROI and a $67,514 profit for the Dime Bettor since 2019. The requirements are: Bet on road dogs between 110 and 200. The road dog is coming off a loss to a divisional foe. The road dog is playing their third game over the past eight days. If the game occurs in the playoffs these teams have gone 16-5 for 76% averaging a 144 bet and a $19,250 profit for the Dime Bettor since 2019. |
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| 06-09-25 | Oilers v. Panthers -139 | Top | 1-6 | Win | 100 | 8 h 9 m | Show |
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Edmonton vs Florida The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 49-18 record good for 73% winning bets that have averaged a –141 wager resulting in a 33% ROI and a $27,330 profit for the Dime bettor and a $1,365 profit for the casual $50 per-game bettor. This one of hundreds of betting systems that show proof that you do not need to be a big bettor to reap a significant profit over time. The required criteria are: Bet on home favorites. They have allowed three or more goals in each of their last two games. The opponent has scored 4 or more goals in each of their last four games. If the game is in the playoffs, these home favorites have gone 9-2 for 82% winning tickets and if favored by not more than a –150-favorite have gone a perfect 6-0. In the Stanley Cup Finals, home favorites in a tied series have gone 24-9 for 73% winning tickets for a robust 29% ROI since 2007. |
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| 06-04-25 | Panthers +112 v. Oilers | Top | 3-4 | Loss | -100 | 8 h 56 m | Show |
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The Stanley Cup Finals The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 313-421 (43%) record but by averaging a 176-underdog bet has earned a 14% ROI and a $168,420 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $8,240 profit for the $50 per game bettor. Bet on dogs from 105 and higher. The opponent is playing their 5th game in their last 14 days. The opponent has won 15 or more of their previous 20 games. This system has done just as well in playoff games producing a 35-40- record that has averaged a 160-underdog bet earning a 21% ROI and a $22,750 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $1,190 profit for the small and casual $50 per-game bettor. Why the Panthers Win Game 1 The Florida Panthers enter Game 1 as +111 underdogs, offering value against the -131 Oilers. Despite Edmonton’s home-ice advantage and offensive firepower, Florida’s road dominance, defensive depth, and goaltending edge make them a strong bet to steal Game 1. The Panthers’ 5-0 road playoff record in 2025, combined with their 3-0 record against Edmonton in last year’s Final (all one-goal wins), suggests they can handle Rogers Place’s raucous crowd. Below, we analyze key team matchups that tilt the scales in Florida’s favor, followed by prop bets to maximize your betting card. Key Team Matchups Favoring the Panthers 1. Goaltending: Sergei Bobrovsky (FLA) vs. Stuart Skinner (EDM) Why It Matters: Goaltending is the backbone of playoff success, and Florida’s Sergei Bobrovsky holds a clear edge over Edmonton’s Stuart Skinner. Bobrovsky’s Dominance: 2025 Playoff Stats: 1.57 GAA, .935 SV%, 2 shutouts over last 10 games; 57 career playoff wins (2nd among active goalies). Vs. Edmonton: In the 2024 Final, Bobrovsky posted a 2.29 GAA and .906 SV% across 7 games, with 23.4 saves per game. In 2024-25 regular season, he went 2-0 vs. EDM (2.50 GAA, .917 SV%). Road Prowess: Bobrovsky’s .941 SV% in 5 road playoff games (27.2 saves/game) shows he thrives under pressure. He’s made 24.5+ saves in 3 of his last 5 starts against high-shot teams like Carolina (30.5 shots/game). Advanced Metrics: His 12.3 Goals Saved Above Expected (GSAx) in the playoffs ranks 2nd among starters, per MoneyPuck. Bobrovsky’s ability to stop high-danger chances (88% save rate on high-danger shots) neutralizes Edmonton’s rush-heavy attack. Skinner’s Vulnerability: 2025 Playoff Stats: 2.41 GAA, .911 SV%, 1 shutout. Strong recently (1.41 GAA, .944 SV% in last 7 starts), but inconsistent earlier (3.50 GAA in first 3 playoff games). Vs. Florida: In the 2024 Final, Skinner struggled (3.14 GAA, .881 SV%), especially in Games 1-3 (4.00 GAA). In 2024-25 regular season, he went 0-2 vs. FLA (4.50 GAA, .870 SV%). Pressure Concerns: Skinner’s .871 SV% on high-danger shots (per Natural Stat Trick) is a liability against Florida’s forecheck, which generates 11.2 high-danger chances per game (3rd in playoffs). Edge: Bobrovsky’s playoff pedigree, road reliability, and success against Edmonton outweigh Skinner’s hot streak. Florida’s goaltending can keep Game 1 tight, setting up a low-scoring upset. 2. Defensive Depth: Panthers’ Blueline vs. Oilers’ Top-Heavy Attack Why It Matters: Florida’s disciplined, deep defense can contain Edmonton’s star-driven offense, led by Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl. Panthers’ Defensive Strength: Playoff Metrics: 2.10 goals against per game (2nd in playoffs), 54.8% Corsi For (4th), 56.2% high-danger chance share (3rd). They’ve allowed 7.56 expected goals against in 5 road games (1.51/game). Key Players: Aaron Ekblad (2.8 blocks/game) and Gustav Forsling (58% zone exit success) anchor a mobile, physical blueline. All 7 Panthers D-men have scored in the playoffs, a rare feat. Vs. McDavid/Draisaitl: In the 2024 Final, Florida limited McDavid to 3 goals (11 points) and Draisaitl to 0 goals (3 assists) at 5v5, using Ekblad-Forsling to shadow them. Florida’s 3rd line (Lundell-Rodrigues) outplayed Edmonton’s top-six in high-danger chances (12-7). Road Discipline: Florida’s 42.9% power-play kill rate on the road (6/14) and 1.4 goals against per game in 5 road wins show they can neutralize hostile environments. Oilers’ Offensive Reliance: Playoff Metrics: 3.88 goals/game (1st), 30.8 shots/game (5th), 14.2 high-danger chances/game (1st). McDavid (26 points) and Draisaitl (25 points) drive 62% of EDM’s scoring. Weakness: Without Zach Hyman (out for season), Edmonton’s depth is thin. Their bottom-six has 8 goals total (vs. FLA’s 14). Their 48.2% Corsi For (10th) and 51.1% high-danger share (8th) lag behind Florida’s. Defensive Gaps: Edmonton’s D-corps (Darnell Nurse, Evan Bouchard) allows 29.6 shots/game (12th) and 10.8 high-danger chances (14th). Nurse’s -2.1 defensive xGAR (per Evolving-Hockey) exposes weaknesses against Florida’s forecheck. Edge: Florida’s deeper, more physical defense can bottle up McDavid and Draisaitl, forcing Edmonton’s weaker bottom-six to step up. The Panthers’ road discipline ensures they stay structured, limiting Edmonton’s rush chances. 3. Road Playoff Prowess: Panthers’ Travel Edge Why It Matters: Florida’s 5-0 road playoff record in 2025 makes them fearless underdogs, while Edmonton’s home performance is less imposing. Panthers’ Road Dominance: Stats: 5-0 road record, outscoring opponents 27-7 (5.4-1.4 goals/game). They’ve won 3 straight vs. EDM (2024 Final) by one goal each. Key Wins: Beat Tampa Bay (3-2, Game 1), Toronto (6-1, Game 7), and Carolina (5-0, Game 2) on the road, showing they handle top teams in hostile rinks. Metrics: 56.7% shot share, 42.9% power-play success (6/14), and 88% penalty kill on the road. Their 1.51 expected goals against per game is best among Finalists. Intangibles: Coach Paul Maurice’s “road warrior” mentality and Florida’s 30 returning players from 2024 give them confidence in Edmonton. Oilers’ Home Performance: Stats: 6-3 home record in playoffs, 3.33 goals/game (8th), 2.78 goals against (10th). They’ve lost 2 of 3 home games to Florida since 2024. Vulnerability: Edmonton’s 48.1% home Corsi For and 10.9 high-danger chances allowed/game show defensive lapses. Their 75% home penalty kill (12th) struggles vs. Florida’s 28.6% playoff power play. Edge: Florida’s perfect road record and success in Edmonton (3-1 in 2024 Final) trump the Oilers’ home-ice advantage. The Panthers’ ability to win tight, low-scoring games on the road aligns with Game 1’s projected 6-goal total. 4. Third-Line Impact: Florida’s Depth vs. Edmonton’s Top-Heavy Lines Why It Matters: Florida’s third line (Anton Lundell, Evan Rodrigues, Eetu Luostarinen) has been their playoff MVP, outscoring and outdefending Edmonton’s depth lines. Panthers’ Third Line: Stats: Lundell (3G, 6A), Rodrigues (4G, 7P), and Luostarinen (2G, 5A) have 18 points in 16 games, with a 58% Corsi For and +1.8 xGF/60 (per Natural Stat Trick). Vs. Carolina: Outscored Hurricanes’ third line 5-1, with Rodrigues’ 7 points leading Florida in the ECF. Their 62% high-danger chance share shut down Carolina’s depth. Role: Neutralizes top lines (e.g., McDavid’s line in 2024) while chipping in offensively. Their 2.1 blocks/game and 1.8 takeaways/game disrupt Edmonton’s cycle. Oilers’ Depth Struggles: Stats: Bottom-six forwards (e.g., Ryan McLeod, Derek Ryan) have 8 goals total, with a 46% Corsi For and -0.9 xGF/60. Hyman’s absence leaves a gaping hole. Vs. Florida: In 2024 Final, Edmonton’s third/fourth lines were outscored 6-2 by Florida’s depth, with no points from McLeod or Ryan. Edge: Florida’s third line is a matchup nightmare, capable of shutting down McDavid/Draisaitl or exploiting Edmonton’s weak bottom-six. Their offensive pop gives Florida a depth edge in a tight game. 5. Rest and Momentum: Florida’s Extra Day Why It Matters: Florida’s extra day of rest (5 days vs. Edmonton’s 4) and playoff momentum give them a physical and mental edge. Panthers’ Rest Advantage: Context: Florida closed out Carolina on May 30 (5 games), while Edmonton finished Dallas on May 31 (5 games). The extra day aids recovery after a grueling ECF. Impact: Florida’s 2.55 GAA in games with 3+ days rest (vs. 2.80 with less) shows Bobrovsky and the D benefit. Their 5.2 goals/game on rest is tops in the playoffs. Momentum: 5 straight road wins and a 16-4 goal differential in the ECF signal peak form. Florida’s 2-0 regular-season sweep of Edmonton (6-5, 4-3) adds confidence. Oilers’ Fatigue Risk: Context: Edmonton’s high-octane style (30.8 shots/game) taxes their top-six, especially McDavid (22:15 TOI/game). Their 2.90 GAA with 3-4 days rest is worse than Florida’s. Struggles: Lost Game 1 in 2024 Final (3-0) after a 6-day rest, suggesting rust can disrupt their rhythm. Edge: Florida’s rest and road-hot streak give them a slight edge in preparation and energy, crucial in a low-margin Game 1. Recommended Prop Bets Prop bets offer high-value opportunities to target player performances and game trends. Here are four prop bets for Game 1, based on SportsLine’s model, recent trends, and matchup analysis: Sergei Bobrovsky Over 24.5 Saves (-125, DraftKings) Why: Edmonton averages 30.8 shots/game, and Bobrovsky’s faced 27.2 shots/game on the road. He hit 24.5+ saves in 3 of 5 starts vs. Carolina and 4 of 7 in the 2024 Final vs. EDM. The model projects 26.1 saves. Value: -125 odds are reasonable for a near-certain outcome, given Edmonton’s shot volume. A $50 bet wins $40. Risk: A low-shot game (e.g., Florida dominates possession) could limit saves, but unlikely given EDM’s style. Evan Rodrigues Over 0.5 Points (+115, DraftKings) Why: Rodrigues led Florida with 7 points (4G, 3A) in the ECF and 4 goals in the 2024 Final. His third-line role ensures favorable matchups vs. Edmonton’s weak bottom-six. He’s hit this prop in 6 of 9 road games. Value: +115 offers plus-money upside for a hot player. A $50 bet wins $57.50. Risk: A quiet game or heavy McDavid matchup could limit points, but Florida’s depth scoring mitigates this. Sam Bennett Over 0.5 Points (-140, DraftKings) Why: Bennett has 4 points (3G, 1A) in the ECF, tying for the playoff goal lead (9). He scored 2 goals vs. Carolina in the regular season and thrives at home (2.1 points/60). The model projects 0.7 points. Value: -140 is steep but justified by Bennett’s 7/10 games with points in the playoffs. A $50 bet wins $35.71. Risk: Edmonton’s top D-pair (Bouchard-Ekblad) could shadow him, but Bennett’s physicality creates chances. Connor McDavid Under 3.5 Shots on Goal (+120, FanDuel) Why: McDavid averages 3.7 shots/game but hit 3 or fewer in 3 of 7 games vs. Florida in 2024, thanks to Ekblad-Forsling’s tight checking. Florida’s 54.8% Corsi For limits EDM’s shot volume. Value: +120 is a steal for a contrarian play. A $50 bet wins $60. Risk: McDavid’s shot-heavy style (4/5 games with 3+ shots recently) could hit, but Florida’s defense makes this a savvy fade. |
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| 05-29-25 | Oilers v. Stars -122 | Top | 6-3 | Loss | -122 | 4 h 50 m | Show |
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Oilers vs Stars The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 153-77 SU record (67%) that has averaged a –135-wager resulting in a 26% ROI and a $60,610 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $3,030 profit for the $50 per game bettor since 2015. The requirements are: Bet on home teams using the money line priced between –115 and -165. Our home team lost their previous game by three or more goals. The visitors scored three or more goals in each of their last two games. The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 251-144 SU record (64%) winning bets since 2006 and a highly profitable 49-19 for 72% winning bets that have averaged a -128 wager and has earned a 35% ROI over the past three seasons. A $100 bettor has made a profit of $2,795 over the past three years. The requirements are: Bet on home teams using the money line priced between -110 and -150. Our home team lost their previous game by three or more goals. The visitor has scored three or more goals in each of their last two games. If the game takes place in the second half of the regular season, pour home favorites have gone an amazing 28-6 SU averaging a -130 wager and earning a 51% ROI over the past three seasons. Wings vs Sky The following WNBA betting system has produced a 41-65 SU record, but a solid 67-39 ATS mark good for 63% winning bets. The criteria needed are: Bet on home underdogs. They are coming off a loss. The opponent is coming off a win in which they scored 80 or more points. The opponent averaged 72 or more PPG in their previous season. The game occurs after the 20th one. |
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| 05-27-25 | Stars v. Oilers UNDER 6.5 | 1-4 | Win | 100 | 5 h 10 m | Show | |
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Stars vs Oilers Supporting this bet is the following algorithm that has gone 55-59 for 48% winning bets and has averaged a +149 wager and earned a highly profitable 17% ROI over the past six seasons. It has also gone an impressive 76-40-3 UNDER for 65% winning bets and a 28% ROI since 2017. The requirements are: Bet on road dogs priced between a 120 and 170-underdog. The total is 6 or more goals. Our dog has allowed three or more goals in each of their last three games. The current opponent has scored three or more goals in each of their last three games. If the game is in the playoffs, the UNDER has gone 10-4 for 71% winning bets. |
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| 05-22-25 | Panthers v. Hurricanes -127 | Top | 5-0 | Loss | -127 | 6 h 51 m | Show |
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Panthers vs Hurricanes The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 153-77 SU record (67%) that has averaged a –135-wager resulting in a 26% ROI and a $60,610 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $3,030 profit for the $50 per game bettor since 2015. The requirements are: Bet on home teams using the money line priced between –115 and -165. Our home team lost their previous game by three or more goals. The visitors scored three or more goals in each of their last two games. The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 251-144 SU record (64%) winning bets since 2006 and a highly profitable 49-19 for 72% winning bets that have averaged a -128 wager and has earned a 35% ROI over the past three seasons. A $100 bettor has made a profit of $2,795 over the past three years. The requirements are: Bet on home teams using the money line priced between -110 and -150. Our home team lost their previous game by three or more goals. The visitor has scored three or more goals in each of their last two games. If the game takes place in the second half of the regular season and playoffs our home favorites have gone an amazing 28-6 SU averaging a -130 wager and earning a 51% ROI over the past three seasons. If just in the playoffs, they have gone a sparkling 11-5 for 69% winning tickets that have averaged a –128 wager and a 28% ROI. |
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| 05-21-25 | Oilers +115 v. Stars | Top | 3-6 | Loss | -100 | 8 h 56 m | Show |
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Oilers vs Stars Explosive NHL Betting System: Oilers Ready to Erupt in Game 2! Hold onto your hats, hockey fans, because this NHL betting system is a certified barn-burner, boasting a 38-29 record (57% win rate) with a red-hot +131 average underdog wager, delivering a jaw-dropping 23% ROI! That’s $25,200 in profits for the $1,000 (dime) bettor and $1,260 for the $50 per-game bettor, and tonight, it’s locked and loaded to back the Edmonton Oilers to storm back after their Game 1 loss in the Western Conference Finals against the Dallas Stars! Here’s the high-octane formula to fuel your betting fire: Bet on teams leaking 2.85+ goals per game (GPG), primed for a high-scoring showdown. The team and their opponents have combined for exactly three goals in each of their last two games, setting the stage for a breakout. The game is in the second half of the season or playoffs, where stakes are sky-high! This system is screaming for the Oilers to unleash their offensive fury in Game 2 at American Airlines Center on May 23, 2025, with Connor McDavid and company ready to flip the script on Dallas. Get ready for a wild ride—this is your chance to cash in on Edmonton’s relentless comeback! |
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| 05-20-25 | Panthers v. Hurricanes UNDER 5.5 | 5-2 | Loss | -120 | 33 h 31 m | Show | |
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Carolina Hurricanes vs Florida Panthers The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 54-21 record good for 72% winning bets that have averaged a –141 bet resulting in a 30% ROI and a $26,790 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $1,390 profit for the casual $50 per-game bettor since 2006. The needed criteria for an active bet are: Bet on home teams. The total is 5.5 goals. The home team has won their last three games by 2 or more goals each. The opponent is coming off a game in which there was a total of 7 goals scored. If the game occurs in the playoffs, these teams have produced a highly profitable 6-0 SU record and a 5-1 UNDER record. Advanced Analytics Supporting Hurricanes Game 1 Win Home Dominance and Recent Form: Carolina is 8-1 SU in their last 9 home games, with a +54 goal differential at PNC Arena during the regular season (31-9-1). The Hurricanes have won their last three games by 2+ goals (5-2, 4-1, 3-1), aligning with a betting system criterion (see below). Their 5v5 expected goals for (xGF) average 3.2 per game over this stretch, Florida’s Game 7 win (6-1) produced 7 total goals, meeting the opponent criterion. However, their road xGA/60 (2.8) is higher than Carolina’s home xGA/60 (1.9), suggesting defensive vulnerabilities. Defensive Metrics: Carolina’s 1.63 GA/60 at 5v5 is the best in the playoffs, with a 55.8% CF% and 56.2% scoring chance share (SC%). They limited Washington to 14 shots in Game 1, showcasing puck control. Florida’s road games average 3.0 GA, and their penalty kill (80.9%) struggles against Carolina’s 25.6% power play. NHL Betting Algorithm Buckle up, hockey fans, because the Hurricane Force Overdrive betting system is about to blow the roof off your bankroll! This isn’t just a strategy—it’s a Category 5 cash storm that’s been flattening bookmakers since 2006 with a jaw-dropping 54-21 record (72%-win rate). That’s a electrifying 30% ROI, turning $1,000 bettors into $26,790 richer and casual $50 bettors into $1,390 happier. With average odds of -141, this system is your ticket to riding the crest of a winning wave. In the playoffs? It’s pure lightning: 6-0 SU and 5-1 UNDER, making it a must-bet for high-stakes hockey action. Here’s how to unleash the storm: Unlock the Overdrive: Bet Criteria Home Ice Heroes: Bet on the home team—where the crowd’s roar fuels victory. Total Set at 5.5 Goals: The sweet spot for low-scoring thrillers that keep you on the edge. Three-Game Domination: The home team must have crushed their last three games by 2+ goals each, showcasing unstoppable momentum. Opponent’s High-Scoring Hangover: The opponent’s previous game must have totaled 7 goals, leaving them ripe for a defensive clampdown. Why It’s a Game-Changer This system thrives on home teams with relentless form, like the Hurricanes, who’ve won their last three by 2+ goals (5-2, 4-1, 3-1). Florida’s 6-1 Game 7 win (7 goals) fits the opponent criterion, setting up Carolina for a Game 1 explosion. The playoff 6-0 SU record screams reliability, while the 5-1 UNDER trend (aligned with Carolina’s 4-2 UNDER in 6 playoff games) suggests a tight, Hurricanes-led victory (e.g., 3-1, 4-2). Cashing In $1,000 Bettor: A win at -141 nets $709.22 profit per game, with $26,790 banked since 2006. $50 Bettor: Pocket $35.46 per win, building a $1,390 profit over time. Game 1 Bet: Carolina -130 offers value, with a projected 3-2 or 4-1 win. |
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| 05-20-25 | Panthers v. Hurricanes -119 | Top | 5-2 | Loss | -119 | 33 h 31 m | Show |
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Carolina Hurricanes vs Florida Panthers The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 54-21 record good for 72% winning bets that have averaged a –141 bet resulting in a 30% ROI and a $26,790 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $1,390 profit for the casual $50 per-game bettor since 2006. The needed criteria for an active bet are: Bet on home teams. The total is 5.5 goals. The home team has won their last three games by 2 or more goals each. The opponent is coming off a game in which there was a total of 7 goals scored. If the game occurs in the playoffs, these teams have produced a highly profitable 6-0 SU record and a 5-1 UNDER record. Advanced Analytics Supporting Hurricanes Game 1 Win Home Dominance and Recent Form: Carolina is 8-1 SU in their last 9 home games, with a +54 goal differential at PNC Arena during the regular season (31-9-1). The Hurricanes have won their last three games by 2+ goals (5-2, 4-1, 3-1), aligning with a betting system criterion (see below). Their 5v5 expected goals for (xGF) average 3.2 per game over this stretch, Florida’s Game 7 win (6-1) produced 7 total goals, meeting the opponent criterion. However, their road xGA/60 (2.8) is higher than Carolina’s home xGA/60 (1.9), suggesting defensive vulnerabilities. Defensive Metrics: Carolina’s 1.63 GA/60 at 5v5 is the best in the playoffs, with a 55.8% CF% and 56.2% scoring chance share (SC%). They limited Washington to 14 shots in Game 1, showcasing puck control. Florida’s road games average 3.0 GA, and their penalty kill (80.9%) struggles against Carolina’s 25.6% power play. NHL Betting Algorithm Buckle up, hockey fans, because the Hurricane Force Overdrive betting system is about to blow the roof off your bankroll! This isn’t just a strategy—it’s a Category 5 cash storm that’s been flattening bookmakers since 2006 with a jaw-dropping 54-21 record (72%-win rate). That’s a electrifying 30% ROI, turning $1,000 bettors into $26,790 richer and casual $50 bettors into $1,390 happier. With average odds of -141, this system is your ticket to riding the crest of a winning wave. In the playoffs? It’s pure lightning: 6-0 SU and 5-1 UNDER, making it a must-bet for high-stakes hockey action. Here’s how to unleash the storm: Unlock the Overdrive: Bet Criteria Home Ice Heroes: Bet on the home team—where the crowd’s roar fuels victory. Total Set at 5.5 Goals: The sweet spot for low-scoring thrillers that keep you on the edge. Three-Game Domination: The home team must have crushed their last three games by 2+ goals each, showcasing unstoppable momentum. Opponent’s High-Scoring Hangover: The opponent’s previous game must have totaled 7 goals, leaving them ripe for a defensive clampdown. Why It’s a Game-Changer This system thrives on home teams with relentless form, like the Hurricanes, who’ve won their last three by 2+ goals (5-2, 4-1, 3-1). Florida’s 6-1 Game 7 win (7 goals) fits the opponent criterion, setting up Carolina for a Game 1 explosion. The playoff 6-0 SU record screams reliability, while the 5-1 UNDER trend (aligned with Carolina’s 4-2 UNDER in 6 playoff games) suggests a tight, Hurricanes-led victory (e.g., 3-1, 4-2). Cashing In $1,000 Bettor: A win at -141 nets $709.22 profit per game, with $26,790 banked since 2006. $50 Bettor: Pocket $35.46 per win, building a $1,390 profit over time. Game 1 Bet: Carolina -130 offers value, with a projected 3-2 or 4-1 win. |
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| 05-14-25 | Oilers v. Golden Knights -124 | Top | 1-0 | Loss | -124 | 11 h 2 m | Show |
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Oilers vs Knights The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 153-77 SU record (67%) that has averaged a –135-wager resulting in a 26% ROI and a $60,610 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $3,030 profit for the $50 per game bettor since 2015. The requirements are: Bet on home teams using the money line priced between –115 and -165. Our home team lost their previous game by three or more goals. The visitors scored three or more goals in each of their last two games. The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 65-34 SU record (66%) winning bets since 2006 and a highly profitable 35% ROI and a $28,240 profit for the Die Bettor and a $1,410 profit for the casual bettor. The requirements are: Bet on home teams using the money line priced between -110 and -150. Our home team lost their previous game by three or more goals. The visitor has scored three or more goals in each of their last two games. If the game takes place in the playoffs, they have gone an impressive 11-4 for 73% and have averaged a –125 bet resulting in a 38% ROI. |
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| 05-12-25 | Capitals +225 v. Hurricanes | Top | 2-5 | Loss | -100 | 8 h 29 m | Show |
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Capitals vs Hurricanes Consider splitting this bet by placing a 2.5 unit bet on the +1.5 puck line and 4.5-unit bet on the money line. The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 37-46 SU record that has averaged a 196-bet resulting in a 25% ROI and a $33,770 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $1,700 profit for the casual fan betting $50 per game and 55-21 puck line record since 2003. Bet on road teams priced at 170 and higher in a playoff series. They have won 55% of their games in the current season. |
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| 05-08-25 | Oilers v. Golden Knights -126 | Top | 5-4 | Loss | -126 | 9 h 29 m | Show |
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Oilers vs Knights The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 106-56 (65.4%) averaging a –124-favorite bet resulting in a 27% ROI and a $47,040 profit for the $1,000 per game better and a $2,350 profit for the $50 per game bettor. Bet on home favorites priced between a –100 and –150 favorite. The favorite lost their last game by 2 or more goals. The opponent has scored three goals in each of their last three games. The total is 6 or more goals. If the game occurs in the playoffs, these teams have gone an impressive 10-3 for 79% winning bets that have averaged a –125 bet and earning a highly profitable 45% ROI. |
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| 05-08-25 | Hurricanes v. Capitals +150 | Top | 1-3 | Win | 150 | 7 h 59 m | Show |
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Capitals vs Hurricanes The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 83-71 averaging a 134 wager and earning a 22% ROI for a $44,700 profit for the Dime Bettor since 2015. The requirements are: Bet against favorites that have won 60 to 70% of their games in the current season. They are facing a foe with a winning record. The favorite is coming off a road win against a divisional foe. If the game occurs in the playoffs these underdogs have gone 39-23 for 63% winners averaging a 139-wager resulting in a 44% ROI and making the Dime Bettor a $32,130 profit since 2015. |
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| 05-07-25 | Stars v. Jets +109 | Top | 3-2 | Loss | -100 | 33 h 4 m | Show |
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Jets vs Stars (WED) The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 48-47 record that has averaged a 133-underdog bet resulting in a 16% ROI and a $20,630 profit for the Dime bettor and a $1,030 profit for the casual fan betting $50 per game on just 36 wagers. The requirements are: Bet against favorite priced between –110 and –130 in the playoffs. Our dog has a winning record. The favorite has won four or more of their previous six games. The opponent has won between 60 and 70% of their games. Our team is playing 2 or more days of rest. |
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| 05-07-25 | Panthers v. Maple Leafs OVER 5.5 | Top | 3-4 | Win | 100 | 6 h 32 m | Show |
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Panthers vs Maple Leafs 7-Unit bet OVER the posted total currently priced at 5.5 goals. The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 23-10-2 OVER record good for 70% winning bets. The requirements are: The game is in the playoffs. The road team is favored between –100 and –150. That favorite is on a three or more game OVER streak. If the total is 5.5 or fewer goals, the OVER has gone 16-2-2 for an incredible 89% winning tickets. |
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| 05-06-25 | Oilers v. Golden Knights -125 | 4-2 | Loss | -125 | 59 h 55 m | Show | |
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Edmonton vs Vegas The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a highly profitable 37-10 record for 79% winning bets that have averaged a –120 wager resulting in a 45% ROI since 1997. The requirements are: Bet on home favorites between –100 and –150. That favorite is coming off three consecutive wins and winning each of them by a single goal. They are facing a foe that is coming off a game in which they scored 4 or more goals. Why the Golden Knights Will Dominate and Win Game 1 The Vegas Golden Knights are set to dominate Game 1 at T-Mobile Arena, leveraging their home-ice advantage, balanced roster, and defensive prowess to overpower the Oilers 5-3. Here’s why they’ll take a 1-0 series lead: Elite Defensive Structure Neutralizes McDavid and Draisaitl Adin Hill’s Goaltending Edge Balanced Offense Overpowers Edmonton’s Thin Defense Home-Ice Dominance and Faceoff Control Power Play and Special Teams Edge Playoff Pedigree and Momentum Exploiting Edmonton’s Goaltending and Ekholm’s Absence |
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| 05-05-25 | Panthers v. Maple Leafs +109 | 4-5 | Win | 109 | 9 h 26 m | Show | |
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Panthers vs Leafs Seeing a team that won fewer games than their opponent did during the regular season and is favored on the road in a playoff series catches my eyes. However, the play is on the home dog knowing they have gone 5-1 producing a 70% ROI in game 1 of a round 2 playoff series. The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 83-71 averaging a 134 wager and earning a 22% ROI for a $44,700 profit for the Dime Bettor since 2015. The requirements are: Bet against favorites that have won 60 to 70% of their games in the current season. They are facing a foe with a winning record. The favorite is coming off a road win against a divisional foe. If the game occurs in the playoffs these underdogs have gone 39-23 for 63% winners averaging a 139-wager resulting in a 44% ROI and making the Dime Bettor a $32,130 profit since 2015. If the game occurs in the playoffs, these dogs have gonbe a highly profitable 40-25 for 62% winning bets that have averaged a 135-underdog bet resulting in a 44% ROI and a $34,720 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $1,690 profit for the casual fan betting $50 per game. |
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| 05-02-25 | Jets v. Blues OVER 5.5 | Top | 2-5 | Win | 130 | 5 h 27 m | Show |
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Jets vs Blues The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 21-10-2OVERE record good for 68% winning bets and a highly profitable 38% ROI. The requirements are: Bet the OVER in a playoff game. The road team is on 3 or more-game OVER streak. The road team is favored up to and including 150. |
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| 05-01-25 | Maple Leafs v. Senators OVER 5.5 | Top | 4-2 | Win | 105 | 8 h 39 m | Show |
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Maple Leafs vs Senators The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 22-9-3 OVER record good for 71% winning bets. The requirements are: Bet on home teams in the second half of the season and the playoffs. They are coming off a win by three or more goals. The total is 5.5 or lower. Our team is priced between a –120- favorite and a 120 underdog. The opponent has been scorching hot having won 11 or more of their previous 15 games. |
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| 04-30-25 | Canadiens +164 v. Capitals | Top | 1-4 | Loss | -100 | 3 h 50 m | Show |
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Canadiens vs Capitals The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 42-28 for 59% winning bets averaging a +137 dog bet and earning a 37% ROI over the past five seasons. The requirements are: ØBet on road teams in the second half of the season. ØThey are playing their fifth or fewer game in the past 14 days. ØThey have won 40 to 49% of their games on the season. If our road team has had 10 or more days of rest over their last five games they soar to a highly profitable 36-22 record for 62% winning bets averaging a 137 dog wager and earning a 42% ROI over the past five seasons. |
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| 04-29-25 | Devils +250 v. Hurricanes | Top | 4-5 | Loss | -100 | 3 h 5 m | Show |
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DEVILS VS HURRICANES The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 83-71 averaging a 134 wager and earning a 22% ROI for a $44,700 profit for the Dime Bettor since 2015. The requirements are: Bet against favorites that have won 60 to 70% of their games in the current season. They are facing a foe with a winning record. The favorite is coming off a road win against a divisional foe. If the game occurs in the playoffs these underdogs have gone 40-24 for 63% winners averaging a 142-wager resulting in a 46% ROI and making the Dime Bettor a $36,220 profit since 2015. |
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| 04-29-25 | Senators +145 v. Maple Leafs | 4-0 | Win | 145 | 56 h 27 m | Show | |
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Ottawa vs Toronto (Tuesday) The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 42-40 record that has averaged a 134-bet resulting in a 17% ROI and a $20,500 profit for the Dime bettor and a $1,025 profit for the casual fan betting $50 per game. The requirements are: Bet on road underdogs up to 150 in the playoffs. They have won between 50 and 60% of their gamers in the current season. They have lost three of their last four games. The opponent has a winning record. If our team has won just one game in the current series, they have responded well going 16-11 averaging a 135-wager resulting in a 34% ROI and a $12,420 profit for the Dime bettor. |
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| 04-26-25 | Maple Leafs v. Senators UNDER 5.5 | 3-4 | Loss | -100 | 8 h 20 m | Show | |
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Maple Leafs vs Senators The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 38-22-2 UNDER and earning a 20% ROI for a $15,300 profit for the Dime Bettor since 2015. The requirements are: Bet on road teams that lead 3 games to 2 games in a playoff series. They are allowing 2.25 or fewer goals during the playoffs. |
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| 04-26-25 | Lightning +120 v. Panthers | 5-1 | Win | 120 | 2 h 11 m | Show | |
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Lightning vs Panthers The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 83-71 averaging a 134 wager and earning a 22% ROI for a $44,700 profit for the Dime Bettor since 2015. The requirements are: Bet against favorites that have won 60 to 70% of their games in the current season. They are facing a foe with a winning record. The favorite is coming off a road win against a divisional foe. If the game occurs in the playoffs these underdogs have gone 39-23 for 63% winners averaging a 139-wager resulting in a 44% ROI and making the Dime Bettor a $32,130 profit since 2015. The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 39-24 averaging a 137 wager and earning a 44% ROI for a $34,850 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $1,740 profit for the casual fan betting $50 per game since 2015. The requirements are: Bet against favorites in the playoffs that are coming off a road win. They are facing a divisional foe. The favorite has won 6o to 70% of their games. Our dog has a winning record. |
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| 04-25-25 | Kings v. Oilers -135 | 4-7 | Win | 100 | 11 h 49 m | Show | |
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Kings vs Oilers The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 166-87 SU record (66%) that has averaged a –135-wager resulting in a 26% ROI and a $61,810 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $3,130 profit for the $50 per game bettor since 2015. The requirements are: Bet on home teams using the money line priced between –115 and -165. Our home team lost their previous game by three or more goals. The visitors scored three or more goals in each of their last two games. |
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| 04-25-25 | Hurricanes v. Devils +148 | Top | 2-3 | Win | 148 | 9 h 48 m | Show |
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Devils vs Hurricanes The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 33-21 SU record (61%) winning bets that have averaged a 115-underdog bet resulting in a 27% ROI and a $27,420 profit for the Dime Bettor. Bet on road teams that have allowed no more than a single goal in each of their last two games. The total is 5.5. The opponent scored no more than a single goal in their previous game. The opponent lost their previous two games by 2 or more goals in each one. If the game is in the playoffs, these road teams have gone an impressive 8-3 for 73% winning bets. |
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| 04-24-25 | Jets v. Blues +104 | 2-7 | Win | 104 | 7 h 5 m | Show | |
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Jets vs Blues The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 22-14 record that has averaged a 110-underdog bet resulting in a 27% ROI and a $12,630 profit for the Dime bettor and a $630 profit for the casual fan betting $50 per game on just 36 wagers. The requirements are: Bet against favorite priced between –110 and –130 in the playoffs. Our dog has a winning record. The favorite has won four or more of their previous six games. The opponent has won between 60 and 70% of their games. Our team is playing 2 or more days of rest. |
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| 04-23-25 | Oilers +118 v. Kings | Top | 2-6 | Loss | -100 | 30 h 21 m | Show |
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Oilers vs Kings 7-unit bet on the Oilers priced as a 110-Underdog. The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 34-38 (47%) record but by averaging a 161-underdog bet has earned a 21% ROI and a $22,420 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $1,125 profit for the $50 per game bettor. The game is in the playoffs. The opponent has won 15 or more of their previous 20 games. The opponent is playing their fifth game in the past two weeks. Our team is priced as a 105 or greater underdog. The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 95-85 record averaging a 148 underdog and earning a 31% ROI and earning the Dime Bettor a $64,510 profit over the past five seasons. The requirements are: •Bet on road underdogs priced between 110 and 200 using the money line. •That road team lost to a divisional foe in their previous game. •That road team is playing their third game over the past 7 days. If the game occurs in the second half of the season and playoffs, they have produced a highly profitable 52-39 record averaging a 148-underdog bet earning a 41% ROI and making the Dime bettor a $44,710 profit over the past five seasons. |
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| 04-23-25 | Stars +120 v. Avalanche | Top | 2-1 | Win | 120 | 56 h 36 m | Show |
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Avalanche vs Stars The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 43-35 for 55% winning bets averaging a +133-dog bet and earning a 22% ROI resulting in a $24,380 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $1,270 profit betting just $50 per game.over the past five seasons. The requirements are: Bet on a winning record team in the second half of the season. They are facing a winning record opponent. Our team has lost four or five of their last five games. Our team ius priced between a 100 and 150-underdog. |
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| 04-22-25 | Senators +161 v. Maple Leafs | 2-3 | Loss | -100 | 29 h 25 m | Show | |
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Senators vs Maple Leafs The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 95-85 record averaging a 148 underdog and earning a 31% ROI and earning the Dime Bettor a $64,510 profit over the past five seasons. The requirements are: •Bet on road underdogs priced between 110 and 200 using the money line. •That road team lost to a divisional foe in their previous game. •That road team is playing their third game over the past 7 days. If the game occurs in the second half of the season, they have produced a highly profitable 52-39 record averaging a 148-underdog bet earning a 41% ROI and making the Dime bettor a $44,710 profit over the past five seasons. |
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| 04-21-25 | Blues +170 v. Jets | 1-2 | Loss | -100 | 5 h 26 m | Show | |
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Blues vs Jets The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 95-85 record averaging a 148 underdog and earning a 31% ROI and earning the Dime Bettor a $64,510 profit over the past five seasons. The requirements are: •Bet on road underdogs priced between 110 and 200 using the money line. •That road team lost to a divisional foe in their previous game. •That road team is playing their third game over the past 7 days. If the game occurs in the second half of the season they have produced a highly profitable 52-39 record averaging a 148 underdog bet earning a 41% ROI and making the Dime bettor a $44,710 profit over the past five seasons. |
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| 04-20-25 | Wild +215 v. Golden Knights | 2-4 | Loss | -100 | 11 h 17 m | Show | |
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Wild vs Knights The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 83-71 averaging a 134 wager and earning a 22% ROI for a $44,700 profit for the Dime Bettor since 2015. The requirements are: Bet against favorites that have won 60 to 70% of their games in the current season. They are facing a foe with a winning record. The favorite is coming off a road win against a divisional foe. If the game occurs in the playoffs these underdogs have gone 39-23 for 63% winners averaging a 139-wager resulting in a 44% ROI and making the Dime Bettor a $32,130 profit since 2015. If the favorite is priced at –170 or more, our dogs have boasted a highly profitable 9-6 record averaging a whopping 193 wager for a 65% ROI since 2015. |
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| 04-20-25 | Senators +146 v. Maple Leafs | Top | 2-6 | Loss | -100 | 8 h 12 m | Show |
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Senators vs Maple Leafs The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 24-18 record for 57% winners that have averaged a 133-wager resulting in a 28% ROI. The requirements are: Bet on road teams priced between a 110 and 150 underdog. The road teams is on a five or more-game OVER streak. Our team is allowing 2.85 or more GPG. Our teams have scored three or more goas in each of their two previous games. Our team has allowed three or more goals in each of their previous two games. |
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| 04-19-25 | Avalanche v. Stars +155 | Top | 5-1 | Loss | -100 | 10 h 55 m | Show |
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Avalanche vs Stars The NHL betting algorithm targets underdog bets in the second half of the regular season and playoffs, achieving a 43-35 record (55% win rate) with an average +133 underdog bet, yielding a 22% ROI. Over the past five seasons, it has generated $24,380 profit for a Dime Bettor ($1,000 per game) and $1,270 for a $50 per-game bettor. In the playoffs, it performs exceptionally, with a 15-7 record (68% win rate), 51% ROI, and profits of $13,700 (Dime Bettor) and $690 ($50 bettor) on 22 bets. The requirements are: Main Algorithm: Bet on a team with a winning record (>50% win percentage) in the second half of the regular season (games after the midpoint, typically January–April). The opponent also has a winning record (>50% win percentage). The team has lost 4 or 5 of their last 5 games (recent losing streak). The team is an underdog priced between +100 and +150 (implied win probability ~40–50%). Playoff Subset: The game occurs in the NHL playoffs, maintaining all other criteria. Performance: 15-7 (68%), 51% ROI, on bets averaging +133 (assumed, as not specified). Why It Works: Underdog Value: +100 to +150 underdogs are often mispriced, especially for winning-record teams in slumps. The 55% win rate (68% in playoffs) exceeds the ~42.9% breakeven for +133, akin to your NHL playoff algorithm’s +135 underdog success (15% ROI). Recent Slump: Losing 4–5 of 5 games signals a temporary dip, but the team’s winning record (>50%) indicates underlying strength. Sportsbooks overreact to recent form, creating value, similar to your NBA algorithm’s scoring slump criterion (61.7% ATS). Competitive Matchups: Both teams having winning records ensure close games, ideal for +100 to +150 odds (implied 40–50% win probability). This mirrors your MLB Athletics algorithm’s tight odds range (–125 to +125, 65% win rate). Playoff Edge: The 68% playoff win rate reflects heightened variance, where underdogs with depth and goaltending thrive (e.g., 2024 Rangers upset attempts,). Playoff intensity favors resilient teams rebounding from slumps. |
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| 04-19-25 | Blues +178 v. Jets | 3-5 | Loss | -100 | 7 h 15 m | Show | |
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Blues vs Jets The NHL playoff betting algorithm targets underdogs in specific playoff matchups, achieving a 44-44 record (50% win rate) with a 15% ROI by leveraging +135 underdog bets. It has generated $20,700 profit for a Dime Bettor ($1,000 per game) and $1,050 for a $50 per-game bettor. The requirements are: Bet on underdogs against favorites priced at –110 or higher (implied win probability ≥ 52.4%). The favorite has won ≥4 of their last 6 games (≥66.7% recent win rate). The favorite has a season win percentage between 60% and 70% (e.g., 49–57 wins in an 82-game season). The game is in the NHL playoffs. The favorite is playing with ≥2 days of rest. The underdog has a winning record (season win percentage > 50%). Analysis This algorithm exploits market inefficiencies in NHL playoff games by betting on underdogs against strong but potentially overvalued favorites. Below, I’ll analyze its performance, refine it using advanced hockey analytics, and assess its applicability to the 2025 NHL playoffs (starting April 2025). I’ll integrate your prior interests (e.g., FIP/xERA, Semaglutide potency, NBA algorithm’s scoring depth) for context, drawing parallels to potency and leveraging search results on NHL playoff trends (e.g.,,,). I’ll also connect it to your NBA, MLB, and MiLB algorithms for a cohesive betting strategy. Performance Breakdown Record: 44-44 (50% win rate, 88 bets). Average Odds: +135 (implied win probability ~42.6%). ROI: 15%. Profit: Dime Bettor ($1,000/bet): $20,700. $50 Bettor: $1,050. Timeframe: Not specified, but likely multiple playoff seasons (e.g., 2015–2024, ~8–10 bets/year given 88 bets). Breakeven Win Rate: For +135 odds, breakeven is ~42.6% (100 / (135 + 100)). A 50% win rate exceeds this by 7.4%, driving profitability. Profit Calculation: Dime Bettor: Wins: 44 * $1,350 (payout per $1,000 bet) = $59,400. Losses: 44 * $1,000 = $44,000. Net: $59,400 – $44,000 = $15,400. Discrepancy: Reported $20,700 suggests slight odds variation (e.g., some bets at +140–+150) or additional wins. Average odds of ~+140 yield: 44 * $1,400 – 44 * $1,000 = $17,600, closer to $20,700. $50 Bettor: Wins: 44 * $67.50 = $2,970. Losses: 44 * $50 = $2,200. Net: $2,970 – $2,200 = $770. Discrepancy: Reported $1,050 implies ~+140 odds: 44 * $70 – 44 * $50 = $880, closer to $1,050. ROI: 15% aligns with a 50% win rate at +135–+140. Formula: [(44 * 1.35 – 44) / 88] * 100 ≈ 14.8%, or ~16.7% at +140. Why It Works: Underdog Value: Favorites at –110 or higher (≥52.4% implied win probability) are often overpriced in playoffs due to public bias toward strong teams. The +135 underdog odds offer value, as a 50% win rate far exceeds the 42.6% breakeven. |
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| 04-17-25 | Lightning v. Rangers OVER 6.5 | 0-4 | Loss | -105 | 7 h 39 m | Show | |
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Lightning vs Rangers The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 59-26-4 OVER good for 69.4% winning bets since 2019. The requirements are: Bet the OVER in the second half of the season. The road team is outscoring their foes by 0.2 goals per game in the first period. The road team has scored three or more goals in each of their previous five games. |
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| 04-17-25 | Red Wings v. Maple Leafs -158 | 3-4 | Win | 100 | 7 h 39 m | Show | |
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Red Wings vs Maple Leafs I also will point out an alternative strategy by betting 5 units on the money line and 2 units on the –1.5 puck line, which has quite attractive underdog vig. The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 172-104 mark for 62% winners that have averaged a –114 bet resulting in an 20% ROI and earning a $70,400 profit for the $1,000 per game bettor and a $3,520 profit for the $50 per game bettor. The requirements are: Bet on home teams. The visitor is playing with no rest. The visitor is coming off a win by three or more goals. |
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| 04-17-25 | Islanders +142 v. Blue Jackets | Top | 1-6 | Loss | -100 | 7 h 40 m | Show |
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Islanders vs Blue Jackets The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 57-48 record good for 55% winners that have averaged a 122-underdog wager resulting in a 20% ROI and a $25,460 profit for the Dime bettor. The requirements are: Bet against home favorites priced between –105 and –170. They are coming off a road win and have won four or more of their last five games. They have allowed two or fewer goals in each of their last two games. Both teams are playing one day of rest. |
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| 04-16-25 | Red Wings -104 v. Devils | Top | 5-2 | Win | 100 | 7 h 31 m | Show |
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| 04-15-25 | Kings -107 v. Seattle Kraken | 6-5 | Win | 100 | 7 h 46 m | Show | |
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Kingsvs Kraken The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 28-26 record good for 52% winners but by averaging a 154-underdog wager has produced a 33% ROI and a highly profitable $25,560 for the $1,000-per-game bettor since 2019. The requirements are: Bet on home dogs. The opponent is coming off a win by three or more goals. The opponent is play on back-to-back nights. The opponent scored 5 or more goals in their previous win. |
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| 04-15-25 | Utah Hockey Club v. Blues -148 | 1-6 | Win | 100 | 4 h 16 m | Show | |
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Hockey Club vs Blues The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 141-92 mark for 61% winners that have averaged a –108 bet resulting in an 18% ROI and earning a $60,400 profit for the $1,000 per game bettor and a $3,020 profit for the $50 per game bettor. The requirements are: Bet on home teams. The visitor is playing with no rest. The visitor is coming off a win by three or more goals. |
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| 04-15-25 | Devils -133 v. Bruins | Top | 5-4 | Win | 100 | 3 h 15 m | Show |
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Devils vs Bruins The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a highly profitable 107-66 record averaging a -134 wager and earning a 17% ROI since 2019. The requirements are: Bet on road favorites priced between -125 and -150 on the money line. Favorite has won no more than one game spanning their previous three games. The game occurs from January 1 to the end of the regular season. If they were also favored in their previous game, they have gone 67-37 averaging a -136 wager and producing a 22% ROI. |
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| 04-13-25 | Maple Leafs +191 v. Hurricanes | 4-1 | Win | 191 | 6 h 45 m | Show | |
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Maple Leafs vs Hurricanes The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 25-30 mark that have averaged a 187-underdog bet that has resulted in a 26% ROI and a $12,330 profit for the Dime Bettor. The requirements to activate a betting opportunity are: Bet on road dogs of 130 and more that are coming off a win over a divisional foe. The host is coming off a home win by three or more goals. The game occurs in the second half of the season. |
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| 04-12-25 | Blues v. Seattle Kraken +120 | Top | 3-4 | Win | 120 | 11 h 17 m | Show |
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Blues vs Kraken The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 269-349 (44%) record but by averaging a 171-underdog bet has earned a 15% ROI and a $143,420 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $7,740 profit for the $50 per game bettor. Bet on dogs from 105 and higher. The opponent is playing their 5th game in their last 11 days. The opponent has won 15 or more of their previous 20 games. |
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| 04-10-25 | Canucks +205 v. Avalanche | 4-1 | Win | 205 | 8 h 28 m | Show | |
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Canucks vs Avalanche The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 269-349 (44%) record but by averaging a 171-underdog bet has earned a 15% ROI and a $143,420 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $7,740 profit for the $50 per game bettor. Bet on dogs from 105 and higher. The opponent is playing their 5th game in their last 11 days. The opponent has won 15 or more of their previous 20 games. |
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| 04-10-25 | Rangers +109 v. Islanders | 9-2 | Win | 109 | 7 h 57 m | Show | |
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Rangers vs Islanders The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 23-14 (62%) record that has averaged a 105-underdog bet resulting in a 31% ROI and a $14,260 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $720 profit for the $50 per game bettor. The requirements are: Bet on a road team priced between a –125-favorite and a 125-underdog. They are play on back-to-back days. Both teams have won between 40 and 49% of their games played. The game takes place in the second half of the season. |
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| 04-10-25 | Sabres v. Blue Jackets OVER 6.5 | Top | 2-3 | Loss | -113 | 6 h 27 m | Show |
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Sabres vs Blue Jackets The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 63-34-4 OVER good for 65% winning bets since 2019. The requirements are: Bet the OVER in the second half of the season. The road team is outscoring their foes by 0.2 goals per game in the first period. The road team has scored three or more goals in each of their previous five games. |
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| 04-09-25 | Flyers +168 v. Rangers | Top | 8-5 | Win | 168 | 5 h 36 m | Show |
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Flyers vs Rangers The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 84-73 for 54% winning bets averaging a +135 dog bet and earning a 20% ROI over the past five seasons. The requirements are: ØBet on road teams in the second half of the season. ØThey are playing their fifth or fewer game in the past 14 days. ØThey have won 40 to 49% of their games on the season. If our road team has had 10 or more days of rest over their last five games they soar to a highly profitable 36-22 record for 62% winning bets averaging a 137 dog wager and earning a 42% ROI over the past five seasons. |
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| 04-08-25 | Seattle Kraken +198 v. Utah Hockey Club | Top | 1-7 | Loss | -100 | 9 h 51 m | Show |
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Kraken vs Hockey Club The following NCAA betting algorithm has produced a 20-28 mark that have averaged a 177-underdog bet that has resulted in a 16% ROI and a $14,390 profit for the Dime Bettor. The requirements to activate a betting opportunity are: Bet on road dogs of 130 and more that are coming off a win over a divisional foe. The host is coming off a home win by three or more goals. The game occurs in the second half of the season. |
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| 04-07-25 | Seattle Kraken +201 v. Kings | 2-1 | Win | 201 | 11 h 47 m | Show | |
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Kraken vs Kings The following NCAA betting algorithm has produced a 20-28 mark that have averaged a 177-underdog bet that has resulted in a 16% ROI and a $14,390 profit for the Dime Bettor. The requirements to activate a betting opportunity are: Bet on road dogs of 130 and more that are coming off a win over a divisional foe. The host is coming off a home win by three or more goals. The game occurs in the second half of the season. |
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| 04-07-25 | Oilers -141 v. Ducks | Top | 2-3 | Loss | -141 | 11 h 47 m | Show |
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Oilers vs Ducks The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 54-24 record for 69% winning bets that have averaged a –129 bet resulting in a 30% ROI and earning a $28,530 profit for the $1,000 per game bettor and a 1,930 profit for the $50 per game bettor. The requirements are: Bet on road favorites priced between –110 and –150 using the money line. They are coming off a dreadful loss by three or more goals. The opponent has scored three or more goals in each of their last two games. |
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| 04-06-25 | Canadiens v. Predators -105 | 2-1 | Loss | -105 | 8 h 20 m | Show | |
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Canadiens vs Predators The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 97-50 (66%) averaging a –123-favorite bet resulting in a 27% ROI and a $45,040 profit for the $1,000 per game better and a $2,250 profit for the $50 per game bettor. Bet on home favorites priced between a –100 and –150 favorite. The favorite lost their last game by 2 or more goals. The opponent has scored three goals in each of their last three games. The total is 6 or more goals. |
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| 04-06-25 | Bruins v. Sabres -1.5 | 3-6 | Win | 152 | 7 h 21 m | Show | |
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Bruins vs Sabres The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 170-102 mark for 63% winners that have averaged a –108 bet resulting in an 18% ROI and earning a $78,400 profit for the $1,000 per game bettor and a $3,920 profit for the $50 per game bettor. The requirements are: Bet on home teams. The visitor is playing with no rest. The visitor is coming off a win by three or more goals. When our team has been the favorite on the money line, the –1.5 puck line has produced a 93-88 record good for 51% winners but has averaged a 158-bet resulting in a 29% ROI. |
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| 04-06-25 | Blue Jackets +148 v. Senators | 0-4 | Loss | -100 | 6 h 21 m | Show | |
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Blue Jackets vs Senators The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 121-130 record for 48% winning bets and by averaging a 146-underdog bet has earned a 15% ROI and a highly profitable $58,900 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $2,940 profit for the $50 per game bettor. Bet on road underdogs priced between 100 and 180 using the money line. Their previous opponents each scored four or more goals in each of their last two games The opponent allowed no more than a single goal in their previous game. |
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| 04-06-25 | Stars v. Wild OVER 5.5 | 2-3 | Loss | -100 | 4 h 21 m | Show | |
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Stars vs Wild The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 59-26-4 OVER good for 69.4% winning bets since 2019. The requirements are: Bet the OVER in the second half of the season. The road team is outscoring their foes by 0.2 goals per game in the first period. The road team has scored three or more goals in each of their previous five games. |
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| 04-05-25 | Blue Jackets +172 v. Maple Leafs | Top | 0-5 | Loss | -100 | 8 h 23 m | Show |
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Blue Jackets vs Maple Leafs Supporting this bet on the Hockey Club is the following algorithm that has gone 55-59 for 48% winning bets and has averaged a +149 wager and earned a highly profitable 17% ROI over the past six seasons. The requirements are: Bet on road dogs priced between a 120 and 170-underdog. The total is 6 or more goals. Our dog has allowed three or more goals in each of their last three games. The current opponent has scored three or more goals in each of their last three games. |
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| 04-03-25 | Predators +260 v. Stars | 1-5 | Loss | -100 | 6 h 30 m | Show | |
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| 04-03-25 | Penguins +200 v. Blues | Top | 4-5 | Loss | -100 | 7 h 30 m | Show |
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Penguins vs Blues Consider betting a money line round robin parlay combining the Penguins with the +240 Predators and the Senators of not more than 1-Unit each and then add a 1-Unit three-team money line parlay just in case all three teams win. I do this a lot with M |
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| 04-03-25 | Lightning v. Senators +126 | Top | 1-2 | Win | 126 | 5 h 30 m | Show |
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Lightning vs Senators The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a highly profitable 107-66 record averaging a -134 wager and earning a 17% ROI since 2019. The requirements are: Bet on road favorites priced between -125 and -150 on the money line. Favorite has won no more than one game spanning their previous three games. The game occurs from January 1 to the end of the regular season. If they were also favored in their previous game, they have gone 67-37 averaging a -136 wager and producing a 22% ROI. |
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| 03-31-25 | Stars v. Seattle Kraken OVER 6.5 | Top | 3-1 | Loss | -102 | 7 h 12 m | Show |
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Stars vs Kraken The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 59-26-4 OVER good for 69.4% winning bets since 2019. The requirements are: Bet the OVER in the second half of the season. The road team is outscoring their foes by 0.2 goals per game in the first period. The road team has scored three or more goals in each of their previous five games. |
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| 03-31-25 | Predators +110 v. Flyers | Top | 1-2 | Loss | -100 | 4 h 12 m | Show |
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Predators vs Flyers The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 207-175 SU (54%) that has averaged a +110 wager resulting in a solid 15% ROI and a $83,000 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $4,150 profit for the $50 per game bettor since 2010. The requirements are: Bet against home favorites between –100 and –150 using the money line. The favorite is coming off two consecutive OVER results. They are allowing 2.85 or more goals per game. The game occurs in the second half of the regular season. |
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| 03-29-25 | Maple Leafs v. Kings -141 | 3-1 | Loss | -141 | 8 h 58 m | Show | |
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Maple Leafs vs Kings The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 153-77 SU record (67%) that has averaged a –135-wager resulting in a 26% ROI and a $60,610 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $3,030 profit for the $50 per game bettor since 2015. The requirements are: Bet on home teams using the money line priced between –115 and -165. Our home team lost their previous game by three or more goals. The visitors scored three or more goals in each of their last two games. |
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| 03-29-25 | Islanders +201 v. Lightning | Top | 3-5 | Loss | -100 | 3 h 57 m | Show |
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Islanders vs Lightning The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 90-98 record for 48% winning bets, but by averaging a +139 wager has earned a highly profitable 15% ROI over the past 10 seasons. The requirements are: ØBet on road dogs priced between 100 and 180. ØThat dog has allowed 4 or more goal sin each of their last two games. ØThat dog is facing a host that allowed no more than one goal in their previous game. If the game occurs in the second half of the season, these road dogs have gone 38-30 for 56% averaging a 145-dog wager and earning a 32% ROI since 2014. If our dog is playing on 1 or more days of rest, they have gone 33-25 for 57% averaging a 147 wager and earning a 34% ROI. |
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| 03-29-25 | Sabres -101 v. Flyers | 4-7 | Loss | -101 | 2 h 59 m | Show | |
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Sabres vs Flyers The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 207-175 SU (54%) that has averaged a +110 wager resulting in a solid 15% ROI and a $83,000 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $4,150 profit for the $50 per game bettor since 2010. The requirements are: Bet against home favorites between –100 and –150 using the money line. The favorite is coming off two consecutive OVER results. They are allowing 2.85 or more goals per game. The game occurs in the second half of the regular season. |
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| 03-28-25 | Canucks +125 v. Blue Jackets | 6-7 | Loss | -100 | 4 h 55 m | Show | |
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| 03-27-25 | Kings +140 v. Avalanche | Top | 0-4 | Loss | -100 | 8 h 55 m | Show |
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Kings vs Avalanche The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 309-417 (43%) record but by averaging a 173-underdog bet has earned a 14% ROI and a $174,420 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $8,740 profit for the $50 per game bettor. Bet on dogs from 105 and higher. The opponent is playing their 5th game in their last 11 days. The opponent has won 15 or more of their previous 20 games. |
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| 03-27-25 | Blues -136 v. Predators | Top | 3-2 | Win | 100 | 6 h 54 m | Show |
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| 03-27-25 | Utah Hockey Club +173 v. Lightning | 0-8 | Loss | -100 | 5 h 55 m | Show | |
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The Hockey Club vs Lightning The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 124-136 record for 48% winning bets and by averaging a 149-underdog bet has earned a 14% ROI and a highly profitable $58,00 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $2,900 profit for the $50 per game bettor. Bet on road underdogs priced between 100 and 180 using the money line. Their previous opponents each scored four or more goals in each of their last two games The opponent allowed no more than a single goal in their previous game. |
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| 03-26-25 | Stars -131 v. Oilers | 4-3 | Win | 100 | 8 h 25 m | Show | |
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Stars vs Oilers The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 114-60 SU record for 65.5% winning bets averaging a –130-wager resulting in a 21% ROI and a $40,480 profit for the $1,000 per game bettor and a $2,025 profit for the $50 per game bettor since 2018. The requirements are: Bet on winning record road favorites. The opponent has a winning record. The opponent is coming off a home win. If our favorite is priced between a –150 and –195-favorite, these teams have gone 27-8 SU for 77% winners averaging a 35% ROI and a $15,800 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $780 profit for the $50 per game bettor. If our team is favored by –150 or more on the money line, they improve to 34-12 for 74% winning bets resulting in a 28% ROI and a $14,545 profit for the Dime Bettor since 2018. Tonight, March 26, 2025, the Dallas Stars (41-19-2) face the Edmonton Oilers (36-22-4) at Rogers Place at 10:00 PM EDT, a pivotal Western Conference showdown with playoff implications on the line. The Stars, second in the Central Division with 84 points, are chasing the Winnipeg Jets for the top spot, while the Oilers, fourth in the Pacific with 76 points, aim to close the gap on the division-leading Vegas Golden Knights. Both teams are in fine form—Dallas is 7-2-1 in their last 10, and Edmonton has won two straight—but the Stars have the edge to secure a road victory in this clash. Here’s an analytical breakdown of the key matchups and factors that could propel Dallas to a win. Team Overview: Depth vs. Star Power The Stars boast a balanced attack, averaging 3.58 goals per game (5th in the NHL) and a stout defense allowing 2.92 goals against (12th). Their road record (17-12-1) reflects resilience, and their penalty kill (82.1%, 8th) neutralizes opponents’ power plays. The Oilers counter with elite offensive firepower (3.33 GPG, 11th) led by Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl, plus a lethal power play (28.6%, 2nd). However, their defense (3.15 GAA, 22nd) and middling penalty kill (78.4%, 20th) expose vulnerabilities Dallas can exploit. The Stars’ 4-1 win over Edmonton on October 19, 2024, showcased their ability to stifle the Oilers’ stars—holding McDavid and Draisaitl to zero points—and that blueprint could work again. Key Matchup #1: Miro Heiskanen vs. Connor McDavid Miro Heiskanen, Dallas’ top defenseman, logs 25:11 per game and brings elite skating and puck-moving (8G, 35A). He’ll be tasked with shadowing Connor McDavid (27G, 52A), the NHL’s assist leader and a one-man transition machine. In their last meeting, Heiskanen and Chris Tanev limited McDavid’s space, forcing turnovers and low-danger shots. If Heiskanen repeats that—say, holding McDavid to under 3 shots and no points—Dallas can disrupt Edmonton’s rhythm and keep the game in their control. Key Matchup #2: Jason Robertson vs. Mattias Ekholm Jason Robertson (27G, 36A) is Dallas’ leading scorer, blending finesse and a lethal shot. He’ll face Mattias Ekholm (6G, 18A), Edmonton’s steady blueliner who’s sidelined with a shoulder injury (IR as of March 10). Without Ekholm, the Oilers lean on Darnell Nurse, whose minus-6 rating and 11.8 giveaways suggest defensive lapses. Robertson’s 2 goals in the October win highlight his edge here; if he exploits Nurse for a goal or two—perhaps on a rush or power play—Dallas could build a lead. Key Matchup #3: Jake Oettinger vs. Stuart Skinner Goaltending pits Jake Oettinger (25-11-1, .910 SV%, 2.62 GAA) against Stuart Skinner (21-14-3, .904 SV%, 2.92 GAA). Oettinger’s consistency gives Dallas an advantage—he stopped 32 of 33 shots in the prior matchup. Skinner’s struggled lately (3.81 GAA vs. Dallas historically), and Edmonton’s defensive gaps amplify his pressure. If Oettinger faces 30-35 shots and posts a .920+ save percentage, while Skinner allows 3+ goals, the Stars’ netminding edge could seal it. X-Factor: Dallas’ Depth vs. Edmonton’s Injuries The Stars’ scoring depth—Matt Duchene (25G, 38A), Roope Hintz (23G, 24A), and Wyatt Johnston (18G, 20A)—spreads the load beyond their top line. Edmonton’s depth is thinned with Evander Kane (out, regular season) and Trent Frederic (questionable, upper body), forcing reliance on their stars. If Duchene or Johnston chips in a goal—Dallas had four different scorers last time—they can outpace Edmonton’s top-heavy lineup. |
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| 03-26-25 | Canucks -105 v. Islanders | 5-2 | Win | 100 | 6 h 56 m | Show | |
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Canucks vs Islanders The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 207-175 SU (54%) that has averaged a +110 wager resulting in a solid 17% ROI and a $83,000 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $4,150 profit for the $50 per game bettor since 2010. The requirements are: Bet against home favorites between –100 and –150 using the money line. The favorite is coming off two consecutive OVER results. They are allowing 2.85 or more goals per game. The game occurs in the second half of the regular season. Tonight, March 26, 2025, the Vancouver Canucks (33-26-12) face off against the New York Islanders (32-28-10) at UBS Arena at 7:30 PM EDT, a matchup pitting two teams clawing for playoff positioning in their respective conferences. The Canucks, sitting 10th in the Western Conference with 78 points, are five points shy of the St. Louis Blues for the final wild card spot. The Islanders, ninth in the Eastern Conference with 74 points, are chasing a similar lifeline in the Metro Division wild card race. With both squads desperate for points, this game promises intensity—and Vancouver has the tools to pull off a road upset. Here’s an analytical breakdown of the key matchups and factors that could propel the Canucks to victory. Team Overview: Strengths and Struggles The Canucks have been inconsistent but show flashes of brilliance, averaging 3.32 goals per game (9th in the NHL) while leaning on a potent power play (24%, 10th). Their road record (17-13-5) suggests resilience away from Rogers Arena, though their defense (3.12 goals against, 21st) remains a vulnerability. The Islanders counter with a stingier defense (3.0 goals against, 15th), anchored by Ilya Sorokin’s goaltending, but their offense lags at 2.54 goals per game (28th), and their power play is anemic (11.5%, 32nd). Vancouver’s edge in scoring and special teams could exploit New York’s weaknesses if they seize the moment. Key Matchup #1: Quinn Hughes vs. Islanders’ Defensive Structure Vancouver’s captain, Quinn Hughes, is a game-changer, leading the team with 67 points (11G, 56A) and driving their transition game. His 24.8 average ice time and elite puck-moving ability will test the Islanders’ disciplined defensive system, which thrives on clogging lanes and forcing low-percentage shots (28.6 SOG allowed, 17th). Hughes shredded New York for 4 points (1G, 3A) in their earlier 5-2 win on November 14, 2024. If he can evade forecheckers like Casey Cizikas and dictate pace—perhaps logging 2 points tonight—the Canucks’ attack could overwhelm the Isles’ blue line. Key Matchup #2: Brock Boeser vs. Noah Dobson Brock Boeser (19G, 23A) has been Vancouver’s top sniper, and his heavy shot and net-front presence will challenge Islanders defenseman Noah Dobson (8G, 35A). Dobson’s offensive flair is undeniable, but his defensive lapses (minus-4) could leave gaps. Boeser’s 3 goals in his last 5 games signal he’s heating up; if he exploits Dobson’s positioning—say, potting a goal off a rebound or one-timer—the Canucks could capitalize on New York’s occasional breakdowns. Key Matchup #3: Thatcher Demko vs. Ilya Sorokin Goaltending could decide this one. Thatcher Demko, back from injury, posted 22 saves in his return Monday against New Jersey (4-3 SO win). His season stats (7-6-3, .890 SV%, 2.87 GAA) are pedestrian, but his career .912 SV% against the Isles hints at potential. Sorokin (16-14-6, .908 SV%, 2.92 GAA) has been a wall, though his 3.81 GAA vs. Vancouver suggests cracks. If Demko outduels Sorokin—stopping 28-30 shots while Sorokin falters on 3-4 goals—the Canucks could ride their netminder to victory. X-Factor: Vancouver’s Depth vs. Islanders’ Injuries The Canucks’ depth scoring—think Conor Garland (13G, 21A) or Pius Suter (12G, 14A)—gives them an edge, especially with Elias Pettersson (15G, 30A) and Nils Hoglander (6G, 15A) sidelined. New York’s depth is strained, with Mathew Barzal (questionable, upper body) and Anthony Duclair (out, leg) weakening their top six. If Garland or Jonathan Lekkerimaki (3G in 12 games) steps up for a timely goal, Vancouver could outpace the Isles’ depleted lineup. Why the Canucks Can Win Vancouver’s path to an upset hinges on three pillars: offensive firepower, special teams, and goaltending resilience. Their superior scoring (3.32 vs. 2.54 GPG) and power play (24% vs. 11.5%) can exploit New York’s 65% penalty kill (32nd), especially if Hughes orchestrates a PP goal. The Isles’ recent form (1-0-2 in their last 3) shows grit but not dominance, and their disallowed late goal Monday against Columbus might linger mentally. If the Canucks force turnovers (New York averages 11.2 giveaways) and convert—aiming for 3-4 goals—while Demko holds firm, they could edge a 4-3 win. |
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| 03-25-25 | Seattle Kraken +116 v. Flames | 3-4 | Loss | -100 | 9 h 1 m | Show | |
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Kraken vs Flames The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 207-175 SU (54%) that has averaged a +110 wager resulting in a solid 15% ROI and a $83,000 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $4,150 profit for the $50 per game bettor since 2010. The requirements are: Bet against home favorites between –100 and –150 using the money line. The favorite is coming off two consecutive OVER results. They are allowing 2.85 or more goals per game. The game occurs in the second half of the regular season. Tonight, hockey fans are in for a treat as the Seattle Kraken take on the Calgary Flames at the Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary, Alberta, with puck drop scheduled for 9:00 PM EDT. It’s a Pacific Division clash that promises intensity, physicality, and a battle for crucial points as the 2024-25 NHL season barrels toward its climax. While the Flames hold the home-ice advantage, there’s a compelling case to be made for why the visiting Kraken will emerge victorious in this matchup, even on the road. Let’s dive into the details and explore what makes this game a must-watch—and why Seattle has the edge. The Stakes As of March 25, 2025, both teams are fighting to define their postseason fates. The Flames, with a record of 25-19-7 (57 points) as of early February, have been clinging to a Western Conference wild-card spot, buoyed by the emergence of rookie goaltender Dustin Wolf and a gritty, team-first mentality. Meanwhile, the Kraken, sitting at 23-27-3 (49 points) around the same time, are desperate to claw their way back into the playoff conversation. With the season winding down, every point matters, and Seattle knows that head-to-head wins against teams like Calgary are the fastest way to close the gap. The Kraken already stole a 2-1 overtime victory in Calgary earlier this season on February 8, and they’ll look to repeat that feat tonight. Team Breakdown: Seattle Kraken The Kraken enter this game hungry and determined, a team that’s shown flashes of brilliance under new head coach Dan Bylsma. Seattle’s strength lies in its balanced attack and opportunistic scoring. Forward Chandler Stephenson has been a revelation this season, quietly amassing 38 points (9 goals, 29 assists) by early February, making him the engine of the Kraken’s offense. His playmaking ability has elevated linemates like Jaden Schwartz, who’s riding a hot streak with 5 goals and 3 assists over his last 10 games, and Matty Beniers, a Calder Trophy winner finding his groove again with 10 goals and 26 points through 48 games. In net, Joey Daccord has been a steady presence, boasting a 15-10-2 record, a 2.43 GAA, and a .916 save percentage. His performance against the Flames earlier this season—stopping key shots in a tight 2-1 win—gives Seattle confidence that he can handle Calgary’s attack. The Kraken’s defense, bolstered by offseason addition Brandon Montour, has also tightened up, allowing just 2.9 goals per game over their last 10 contests. Seattle’s ability to play a structured, fast-paced game under Bylsma’s system has made them a tough out, especially when they capitalize on opponents’ mistakes. Team Breakdown: Calgary Flames The Flames, meanwhile, are a team in transition but still clinging to playoff hopes. Nazem Kadri leads the charge with 17 goals and 18 assists, while Blake Coleman (12 goals, 17 assists) has been a sparkplug with his relentless energy. Calgary’s recent trade for forwards Morgan Frost and Joel Farabee from Philadelphia signals an intent to bolster their offense, but the integration of new pieces has yet to fully gel. The Flames’ defense, once a strength, has shown cracks lately, conceding 3.4 goals per game over their last five outings—a troubling trend heading into this matchup. In goal, Dustin Wolf has been a bright spot, earning NHL Rookie of the Month honors for January with his acrobatic saves and poise beyond his years. However, with Wolf likely starting the Flames’ previous game against the New York Islanders on March 24, backup Dan Vladar could get the nod tonight. Vladar’s stats (around a .905 save percentage and 2.92 GAA) are respectable but not overwhelming, and he’ll face a Kraken team that’s already beaten him once this season. Calgary’s penalty kill, hampered by their league-high 210 penalties (4.1 per game), could also be a liability against Seattle’s improving power play. Why the Kraken Will Win Despite the road challenge, several factors tilt this game in Seattle’s favor: Momentum from Prior Success: The Kraken’s 2-1 overtime win in Calgary on February 8 isn’t just a stat—it’s a psychological edge. Seattle knows it can win in the Saddledome, and that confidence could loom large. Stephenson scored in that game, and Daccord stood tall, setting a blueprint for success. Calgary’s Defensive Woes: The Flames’ recent slide—allowing 3.4 goals per game over their last five—exposes a vulnerability that Seattle’s balanced offense is well-equipped to exploit. With Stephenson feeding Schwartz and Beniers, the Kraken can generate quality chances against a Flames defense that’s been leaky and a goaltender in Vladar who’s less proven than Wolf. Special Teams Advantage: Calgary’s penchant for taking penalties (third-most in the NHL) plays into Seattle’s hands. The Kraken’s power play, while not elite, has shown improvement with Beniers and Schwartz contributing (4 power-play points combined recently). Meanwhile, Seattle’s disciplined play (2.6 penalties per game over their last 10) limits Calgary’s chances to capitalize. Goaltending Edge: Daccord’s consistency gives Seattle a slight advantage over Vladar. The Kraken netminder has faced Calgary multiple times (2-0-1, 2.68 GAA, .908 save percentage), and his ability to make big saves in clutch moments could be the difference in a tight game. Desperation Factor: With their playoff hopes hanging by a thread, the Kraken are the hungrier team. Every game is a must-win, and that urgency could fuel a road upset against a Flames squad that’s been inconsistent (5-5-0 in their last 10 as of early February). Key Matchups to Watch Stephenson vs. Kadri: Two playmaking centers who dictate their teams’ tempo. If Stephenson outduels Kadri in creating chances, Seattle’s offense will hum. Daccord vs. Flames Top Line: Calgary’s top trio of Kadri, Coleman, and Jonathan Huberdeau will test Daccord early. His ability to weather that storm could set the tone. Kraken Depth vs. Flames Defense: Seattle’s four-line approach, with contributions from Eeli Tolvanen and Andre Burakovsky, could overwhelm a Flames blue line that’s been stretched thin. |
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| 03-25-25 | Canadiens +140 v. Blues | 1-6 | Loss | -100 | 8 h 0 m | Show | |
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Canadiens vs Blues The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 121-130 record for 48% winning bets and by averaging a 146-underdog bet has earned a 15% ROI and a highly profitable $58,900 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $2,940 profit for the $50 per game bettor. Bet on road underdogs priced between 100 and 180 using the money line. Their previous opponents each scored four or more goals in each of their last two games The opponent allowed no more than a single goal in their previous game. The Stakes As of March 25, 2025, the NHL season is in its final stretch, and every game carries weight. The Blues, with a record hovering around 37-28-7 (based on mid-season projections), have been on a tear since the 4 Nations Face-Off break, reportedly winning six straight games and solidifying their spot in the Western Conference playoff picture. Meanwhile, the Canadiens, with a record likely around 33-27-9, are battling to climb the Eastern Conference standings, potentially sitting just outside a wild-card spot or clinging to one. Montreal’s recent 4-4 tie against the Colorado Avalanche showcased their resilience, and they’ll need every ounce of that fight tonight against a surging Blues squad. The Canadiens already beat the Blues 5-2 earlier this season on October 26, 2024, at home, giving them a mental edge heading into this rematch. Team Breakdown: Montreal Canadiens The Canadiens have been a rollercoaster this season, blending youthful exuberance with veteran grit under coach Martin St. Louis. Cole Caufield leads the offensive charge, likely sitting at 25-30 goals by now, his sniper’s touch making him a constant threat. Captain Nick Suzuki, with his two-way brilliance, could be nearing 60 points, anchoring the top line with vision and tenacity. Kirby Dach, back from injury woes, has found his scoring touch again—his goal against the Blues in October was a spark—and he’slikely added 10-15 tallies this year. On the back end, Mike Matheson’s puck-moving ability (possibly 40+ points) has steadied a young defense, while Sam Montembeault has emerged as a reliable No. 1 goaltender, boasting a save percentage around .910 and a GAA near 2.80 through 40 starts. Montreal’s game plan thrives on speed, transition play, and special teams. Their power play, clicking at over 20% (14th in the league), has been a weapon, and their penalty kill, hovering near 80%, has shown improvement. The Habs’ ability to turn defense into offense quickly has kept them competitive, even against top teams. Team Breakdown: St. Louis Blues The Blues are rolling, and their post-break surge has them looking like a playoff lock. Jordan Kyrou (potentially 25 goals, 55 points) and Pavel Buchnevich (20+ goals, 50+ points) lead a potent attack, while captain Brayden Schenn brings physicality and clutch scoring. Rookie Jake Neighbours has broken out, possibly nearing 20 goals, adding depth to a lineup that’s found its groove under coach Drew Bannister. In net, Jordan Binnington remains the backbone, likely sporting a .906 save percentage and a 2.80 GAA, with his fiery competitiveness shining in big games. The Blues’ defense, despite injuries like Torey Krug’s absence, has been bolstered by Colton Parayko’s shutdown play. St. Louis excels at grinding teams down with physicality and a structured system, averaging around 3.2 goals per game during their streak. Their power play, though inconsistent at times (17-18%), can capitalize on mistakes, and their penalty kill sits in the top half of the league. Why the Canadiens Will Win Here’s why Montreal will defy the odds and topple the Blues tonight: Hunger Trumps Momentum: The Blues’ six-game win streak is impressive, but the Canadiens are the hungrier team. With their playoff hopes on the line, Montreal plays with a desperation St. Louis might not match, especially if the Blues are feeling secure in their postseason position. The Habs’ third-period comeback against Colorado (down 4-1, tying it 4-4) shows they don’t quit—a mentality that could carry them tonight. Special Teams Edge: Montreal’s power play has been more consistent than St. Louis’s, and the Blues’ league-high penalty minutes (over 200 by mid-season) could open the door. If Caufield or Suzuki cash in with the man advantage, it could swing the game. Meanwhile, the Habs’ penalty kill has the tools to neutralize Kyrou and Buchnevich, especially with Montembeault’s knack for big saves. Goaltending Matchup: While Binnington is a proven winner, Montembeault has been a revelation. His 29-save performance in the October win over St. Louis proves he can handle their attack. If the game stays close, Montembeault’s calm under pressure could outshine Binnington’s intensity, especially if the Blues’ streak has masked some fatigue. Road Warrior Mentality: The Canadiens have shown they can win away from the Bell Centre, with a .500-ish road record (around 16-16-4). Their earlier victory in St. Louis last season (5-4 on January 7, 2023) and this season’s win over the Blues suggest the Enterprise Center isn’t a house of horrors. Montreal’s speed can exploit St. Louis’s slower defensemen in transition. X-Factor: Kirby Dach: Dach’s resurgence is a game-changer. His size, skill, and recent scoring touch (including against the Blues) make him a matchup nightmare. If he exploits St. Louis’s second pairing or wins key battles in front of Binnington, he could tilt the ice. Key Matchups to Watch Caufield vs. Parayko: Can Paraykocontain Caufield’s quick release, or will the Habs’ sniper find space to strike? Suzuki vs. Schenn: Two captains battling in the faceoff circle and along the boards—Suzuki’s finesse could outduel Schenn’s grit. Montembeault vs. Blues Top Line: Kyrou and Buchnevich will pepper Montembeault early. His ability to stand tall could dictate the outcome. |
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| 03-24-25 | Blue Jackets +111 v. Islanders | Top | 4-3 | Win | 111 | 3 h 48 m | Show |
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Blue Jackets vs Islanders 7-Unit bet on the Blue Jackets priced as a 115-underdog. The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 207-175 SU (54%) that has averaged a +110 wager resulting in a solid 15% ROI and a $83,000 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $4,150 profit for the $50 per game bettor since 2010. The requirements are: Bet against home favorites between –100 and –150 using the money line. The favorite is coming off two consecutive OVER results. They are allowing 2.85 or more goals per game. The game occurs in the second half of the regular season. |
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| 03-21-25 | Blue Jackets +101 v. Penguins | Top | 3-6 | Loss | -100 | 7 h 32 m | Show |
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Blue jackets vs Penguins The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 207-175 SU (54%) that has averaged a +110 wager resulting in a solid 15% ROI and a $83,000 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $4,150 profit for the $50 per game bettor since 2010. The requirements are: Bet against home favorites between –100 and –150 using the money line. The favorite is coming off two consecutive OVER results. They are allowing 2.85 or more goals per game. The game occurs in the second half of the regular season. |
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| 03-18-25 | Jets v. Canucks +143 | 2-6 | Win | 143 | 9 h 49 m | Show | |
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Jets vs Canucks The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 307-417 (43%) record but by averaging a 173-underdog bet has earned a 15% ROI and a $170,420 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $8,540 profit for the $50 per game bettor. Bet on dogs from 105 and higher. The opponent is playing their 5th game in their last 11 days. The opponent has won 15 or more of their previous 20 games. |
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| 03-18-25 | Blues v. Predators -101 | 4-1 | Loss | -101 | 7 h 49 m | Show | |
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Blues vs Predators The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 38-29 for 57% winners that have averaged a 131-undeerdog bet resulting in a 23% ROI and a $25,200 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $1,260 profit for the $50 per-game bettor. The requirements are: Bet on teams that are allowing 2.85 or more GPP. That team has seen a total of three goals scored by them and their respective foes in each of their last two games. The game takes place in the second half of the season. |
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| 03-18-25 | Islanders -108 v. Penguins | 4-2 | Win | 100 | 6 h 50 m | Show | |
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Islanders vs Penguins The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 207-175 SU (54%) that has averaged a +110 wager resulting in a solid 15% ROI and a $83,000 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $4,150 profit for the $50 per game bettor since 2010. The requirements are: Bet against home favorites between –100 and –150 using the money line. The favorite is coming off two consecutive OVER results. They are allowing 2.85 or more goals per game. The game occurs in the second half of the regular season. |
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| 03-17-25 | Kings v. Wild +133 | Top | 1-3 | Win | 133 | 8 h 41 m | Show |
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Kings vs Wild The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 43-35 for 55% winning bets averaging a +133-dog bet and earning a 22% ROI resulting in a $24,380 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $1,270 profit betting just $50 per game.over the past five seasons. The requirements are: Bet on a winning record team in the second half of the season. They are facing a winning record opponent. Our team has lost four or five of their last five games. Our team ius priced between a 100 and 150-underdog. |
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| 03-17-25 | Sabres v. Bruins -101 | Top | 3-2 | Loss | -101 | 7 h 41 m | Show |
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Sabres vs Bruins The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 251-144 SU record (64%) winning bets since 2006 and a highly profitable 49-19 for 72% winning bets that have averaged a -128 wager and has earned a 35% ROI over the past three seasons. A $100 bettor has made a profit of $2,795 over the past three years. The requirements are: Bet on home teams using the money line priced between -110 and -150. Our home team lost their previous game by three or more goals. The visitor has scored three or more goals in each of their last two games. If the game takes place in the second half of the regular season, pour home favorites have gone an amazing 28-6 SU averaging a -130 wager and earning a 51% ROI over the past three seasons. The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a105-52 SU record (67%) winning bets since 2006that have averaged a -128 wager and has earned a 30% ROI over the past three seasons. A $100 bettor has made a profit of $2,995 over the past three years. The requirements are: Bet on home teams using the money line priced between -110 and -150. Our home team lost their previous game by three or more goals. The visitor has scored three or more goals in each of their last two games. If the game takes place in the second half of the regular season, our home favorites have gone an amazing 28-6 SU averaging a -130 wager and earning a 51% ROI over the past three seasons. |
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| 03-16-25 | Utah Hockey Club v. Canucks +107 | Top | 3-1 | Loss | -100 | 10 h 37 m | Show |
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Hockey Club vs Canucks The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 207-175 SU (54%) that has averaged a +110 wager resulting in a solid 15% ROI and a $83,000 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $4,150 profit for the $50 per game bettor since 2010. The requirements are: Bet against home favorites between –100 and –150 using the money line. The favorite is coming off two consecutive OVER results. They are allowing 2.85 or more goals per game. The game occurs in the second half of the regular season. |
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| 03-15-25 | Devils -136 v. Penguins | Top | 3-7 | Loss | -136 | 4 h 19 m | Show |
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Devils vs Penguins The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 45-15 SU record good for 75% winning bets that have averaged a –136-favorite wager resulting in a 40% ROI and a $27,250 profit for the Dime Bettor since 2019. The requirements are: Bet on favorites up to and including –165 using the money line. They are facing a foe that has been outscored by 0.65 or more GPG. That foe is coming off a win in which they scored 5 or more goals. |
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| 03-14-25 | Stars v. Jets OVER 5.5 | 1-4 | Loss | -113 | 7 h 27 m | Show | |
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Stars vs Jets The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 59-26-4 OVER good for 69.4% winning bets since 2019. The requirements are: Bet the OVER in the second half of the season. The road team is outscoring their foes by 0.2 goals per game in the first period. The road team has scored three or more goals in each of their previous five games. |
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| 03-14-25 | Red Wings +222 v. Hurricanes | Top | 2-4 | Loss | -100 | 6 h 26 m | Show |
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Red Wings vs Hurricanes The following NCAA betting algorithm has produced a 20-28 mark that have averaged a 177-underdog bet that has resulted in a 16% ROI and a $14,390 profit for the Dime Bettor. The requirements to activate a betting opportunity are: Bet on road dogs of 130 and more that are coming off a win over a divisional foe. The host is coming off a home win by three or more goals. The game occurs in the second half of the season. The following betting algorithm has produced a 33-46 mark for 42% winning bets averaging a +169 wager and earning a 14% ROI since 2015. The requirements are: Bet on road underdogs of at least 120 on the money line. That road team is coming off a home win over a divisional foe. The host is coming off a home win by three or more goals. If the game occurs in the second half of the season these road dogs have produced a highly profitable 2-25 record averaging a +175 wager and earning a highly profitable 23% ROI. |
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| 03-11-25 | Avalanche v. Wild +140 | 1-2 | Win | 140 | 8 h 39 m | Show | |
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Avalanche vs Wild The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 44-46 (49%) record but by averaging a 155-underdog bet has earned a 17% ROI and a $25,300 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $1,260 profit for the $50 per game bettor. Bet on home underdogs. The opponent is outscoring their foes by an average of 0.3 GPG. The opponent has won four consecutive games by two or more goals in each game. |
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| 03-11-25 | Panthers v. Bruins +197 | 2-3 | Win | 197 | 7 h 39 m | Show | |
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Panthers vs Bruins The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 124-153 (45%) record but by averaging a 172-underdog bet has earned a 21% ROI and a $91,760 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $4,540 profit for the $50 per game bettor. Bet on dogs priced between 150 and 200 using the money line. The opponent is playing their 5th game in their last 11 days. The opponent has won 15 or more of their previous 20 games. |
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| 03-09-25 | Stars v. Canucks OVER 5.5 | 4-1 | Loss | -118 | 9 h 31 m | Show | |
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Stars vs Canucks Get ready to drop the puck, hockey fanatics, because tonight’s clash between the Dallas Stars and the Vancouver Canucks at Rogers Arena is shaping up to be a barnburner! It’s a Sunday night slugfest in the NHL, and I’m throwing down a hefty 7-unit bet on the OVER, with the goal line parked at a juicy 5.5. These teams have been lighting lamps and throwing haymakers lately, and all signs point to a goal-fest that’ll have you on the edge of your seat. Let’s break down the chaos of their last 10 games, recap their previous battles, and dig into why the Stars could muscle their way to a scoring spree against the Canucks! How They’ve Been Rolling: Last 10 Games Dallas Stars: The Stars have been a mixed bag over their last 10, posting a 5-5-0 record. They’ve been trading blows like prizefighters, winning big one night and getting pummeled the next. Last night, they tangled with the Edmonton Oilers in a wild, high-scoring brawl, falling 5-4 in a game that had fists flying and the net bulging. Before that, they racked up wins against teams like Vegas (a 6-2 thrashing) and Winnipeg (4-1), showing they can dominate when their offense clicks. But losses to Colorado (5-2) and Minnesota (3-1) prove they’re not invincible. They’re averaging 3.4 goals per game in this stretch—plenty of firepower to bruise any defense. Vancouver Canucks: The Canucks are scrapping their way through the Western Conference with a 4-4-2 mark over their last 10. They’ve been in dogfights, splitting results with grit and grind. Their latest tilt was a 3-2 win over Anaheim on Wednesday, a nail-biter where Carson Soucy landed the knockout punch late. They’ve also toppled Calgary (4-2) and San Jose (5-3), but losses to Edmonton (5-2) and Anaheim (4-1) show they can get rattled. Averaging 3.1 goals per game, they’re no slouches, but their defense has been taking some lumps, allowing 3.5 goals against. Previous Game Recap Stars: Just 24 hours ago, Dallas went toe-to-toe with the Oilers in a bruising, high-octane thriller, dropping a 5-4 decision. The game was a track meet—nine goals total, with Zach Hyman landing two uppercuts for Edmonton and Roope Hintz taking a puck to the face that left him bloody but unbowed. I threw 7 units on the OVER 6.5, and it cashed faster than a slapshot, proving this algorithm’s got teeth. The Stars’ legs might be heavy tonight, but their sticks are still hot. Canucks: Vancouver’s last outing was a gritty 3-2 victory over the Ducks on Wednesday. It was a classic NHL war—bodies crashing, sticks swinging, and Soucy delivering the decisive blow with less than eight minutes left. They didn’t rack up a ton of goals, but they showed they can dig in and scrap out a win, even if their defense took a few hits along the way. Last night, the Dallas Stars threw down with the Edmonton Oilers in a bone-rattling, goal-soaked brawl, falling 5-4 in a slugfest that left the ice stained and the crowd roaring. I smashed a 7-unit bet on the OVER 6.5 goals, and it hit harder than a body check into the boards—nine goals flew past the goalies like fists in a third-period scrum! That same gut-punching algorithm’s got my back again tonight, and I’m riding the OVER once more. These Stars are road warriors, ready to crash the Canucks’ crease and turn this into another high-scoring beatdown. This NHL betting system’s a heavyweight champ, boasting a 59-26-4 record on the OVER for a jaw-dropping 69.4% win rate since 2019—it’s like landing a one-timer from the slot! Here’s the playbook for this bruising bet: Hammer the OVER in the season’s second half—check, it’s March, and the gloves are off. The road team (that’s Dallas) has to be outmuscling their foes by 0.2 goals per game in the first period—yep, the Stars are crashing the net early and often. The road team’s lit the lamp three or more times in each of their last five games—Dallas has been swinging for the fences, piling up goals like penalty minutes. When the team is on the road and playing with no days of rest this system’s a knockout artist, going 16-5 for a monstrous 76%-win rate. That’s not a bet; that’s a five-hole snipe! These boys from Texas are coming in hot, ready to ram pucks past Vancouver’s battered D in a game that’ll feel more like a street fight than a skate-around. Why the OVER’s a Surefire Knockout Dallas is a wrecking ball on offense, and their last five games have been absolute bloodbaths—6, 4, 3, 5, and 4 goals, leaving goalies bruised and nets shredded. They’re outscoring foes by 0.3 goals in the first period over that stretch, bulldozing past the algorithm’s mark like it’s a warm-up drill. Vancouver’s got fight, but their defense is staggering like a fighter on the ropes, and facing a Stars squad fresh off a 5-4 cage match could leave them flat on the ice, coughing up goals. The Canucks can throw punches too, so expect a brutal, end-to-end slugfest where the goalies get pummeled like sparring partners. This one’s hitting 5.5 goals faster than a bench-clearing brawl—bet the OVER and watch the carnage unfold! |
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| 03-09-25 | Islanders -108 v. Ducks | 1-4 | Loss | -108 | 9 h 31 m | Show | |
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Islanders vs Ducks Get ready for a thrilling showdown as the New York Islanders roll into Anaheim to take on the Ducks, and we’re slamming a 7-unit bet on the Islanders at a juicy –120 money line favorite. This isn’t just a hunch—it’s backed by a razor-sharp NHL betting algorithm that’s been lighting up the scoreboard with a 23-14 record (62% win rate), turning underdog bets averaging +105 into a jaw-dropping 31% ROI. That’s a cool $14,260 profit for the Dime Bettor and a tidy $720 for the $50-a-game player. The formula? Simple, yet lethal: bet on a road team priced between –125 and +125, playing back-to-back days, with both squads hovering between a 40-49% win rate, all in the second half of the season. Tonight, the stars align perfectly for the Isles to dominate. Last 10 Games: Who’s Hot, Who’s Not? The Islanders have been a mixed bag over their last 10 games, posting a 4-5-1 record. They’ve shown flashes of brilliance but stumbled in key moments, like their most recent outing—a gritty 4-3 loss to the powerhouse Florida Panthers on March 7th. Despite the defeat, they hung tough, with Bo Horvat and Kyle Palmieri keeping the pressure on until the final buzzer. Meanwhile, the Ducks have been waddling through a rough patch, going 3-6-1 in their last 10. Their latest game? A 2-1 squeaker of a win against Ottawa on March 7th, where Alex Killorn’s late heroics barely saved the day against a tired Senators squad. Anaheim’s offense has been anemic, and their defense is leaking like a sieve—perfect prey for a hungry Islanders team. Why the Islanders Will Cruise to Victory The Islanders are about to turn Honda Center into their personal playground, and here’s why this win will feel like a walk in the park. First, they’re hitting the road on the second night of a back-to-back—sure, that sounds tough, but this is where the algorithm’s magic kicks in. The Isles thrive in these spots, with a chip on their shoulder and a knack for grinding out wins when the odds tilt just right. At –120, they’re priced perfectly in that sweet spot between favorite and underdog, where chaos meets opportunity. The Ducks, meanwhile, are limping along with a 43.5% win rate (27-28-7), squarely in that 40-49% danger zone, while the Islanders’ 46.8% (29-26-7) gives them the edge in clutch moments. Anaheim’s defense has been a revolving door, surrendering 3+ goals in six of their last 10 games, and their offense barely musters 2.5 goals per game lately. The Islanders, even on tired legs, have the firepower—think Horvat, Barzal, and Nelson—to exploit those gaps. Plus, Ilya Sorokin in net is a brick wall compared to Anaheim’s shaky goaltending tandem. The Ducks’ lucky break against Ottawa won’t hold up against a New York squad smelling blood. This isn’t just a win—it’s a statement. The Islanders will steamroll Anaheim with ease, leaving no doubt who owns this matchup on March 9, 2025. Bet big, sit back, and watch the Isles cash this ticket effortlessly. |
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| 03-09-25 | Devils -145 v. Flyers | 3-1 | Win | 100 | 1 h 42 m | Show | |
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Devils vs Flyers the New Jersey Devils storm into Philly to face off against the Flyers, and we’re throwing down a 7-unit bet on the Devils as –150 favorites on the money line. This isn’t just a gut call; it’s fueled by a battle-tested NHL betting algorithm that’s been torching the ice with a 49-15 straight-up record (77% win rate) over the past seven seasons. Averaging a –162 wager, it’s delivered a sizzling 35% ROI, and when the calendar flips to the second half—like tonight, March 9, 2025—it’s even deadlier: 23-5 SU, –160 average, and a 44% ROI. The recipe? Bet on road favorites between –140 and –200, coming off a blowout loss of four or more goals, playing on four or fewer days of rest. Oh, and if you’re feeling bold, the –1.5 puckline boasts a 17-11 record with a +160 vig and a monstrous 59% ROI. The Devils are primed to pounce, and the Flyers don’t stand a chance. Last 10 Games: The Tale of the Tape The Devils have been a rollercoaster lately, posting a 5-4-1 record over their last 10 games. They’ve got the talent to dazzle, but their most recent game was a wake-up call—a brutal 5-1 thrashing by the Tampa Bay Lightning on March 7th. Jack Hughes and company got humbled, but that kind of beatdown is the perfect spark for this algorithm’s bounce-back magic. Meanwhile, the Flyers have been sputtering, managing just a 4-5-1 mark in their last 10. Their latest outing? A 3-2 loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets on March 7th, where they coughed up a lead late and watched Travis Konecny’s efforts go to waste. Philly’s been inconsistent, and their legs look heavy—ripe for the Devils to exploit. Why the Devils Will Steamroll the Flyers Picture this: the Devils, still stinging from that Tampa Bay embarrassment, roll into Wells Fargo Center with fire in their eyes and revenge on their minds. This is where the algorithm shines—New Jersey fits the bill perfectly as a –150 road favorite, licking their wounds from a 4+ goal loss, and playing on just two days’ rest. History says they don’t just win in these spots; they dominate, with that 23-5 second-half record proving they’re built for the rebound. The Flyers, stuck at a 47.5% win rate (28-27-6), are teetering on mediocrity, while the Devils’ 50.8% (31-27-3) and superior firepower give them the upper hand. Philly’s defense has been a mess, allowing 3+ goals in half their last 10 games, and their goaltending—likely Samuel Ersson or bust—can’t match the Devils’ Jake Allen or Nico Daws, who’ll be hungry to atone. Up front, Hughes, Hischier, and Bratt are a lethal trio ready to carve up a Flyers squad that’s dropped three of their last five at home. The Devils’ speed and skill will overwhelm Philly’s shaky backline, and their motivation to bury a rival after a humiliating loss seals the deal. This isn’t just a win—it’s a rout. The Devils will skate circles around the Flyers, win with ease, and leave no doubt who rules this rivalry on March 9, 2025. Bet big, and watch Jersey’s finest turn pain into profit. |
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| 03-08-25 | Stars v. Oilers OVER 6.5 | 4-5 | Win | 100 | 9 h 18 m | Show | |
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Stars vs Oilers The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 59-26-4 OVER good for 69.4% winning bets since 2019. The requirements are: Bet the OVER in the second half of the season. The road team is outscoring their foes by 0.2 goals per game in the first period. The road team has scored three or more goals in each of their previous five games. |
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| 03-08-25 | Maple Leafs +136 v. Avalanche | 4-7 | Loss | -100 | 6 h 19 m | Show | |
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Leafs vs Avalanche Supporting this bet on the Hockey Club is the following algorithm that has gone 55-59 for 48% winning bets and has averaged a +149 wager and earned a highly profitable 17% ROI over the past six seasons. The requirements are: Bet on road dogs priced between a 120 and 170-underdog. The total is 6 or more goals. Our dog has allowed three or more goals in each of their last three games. The current opponent has scored three or more goals in each of their last three games. |
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| 03-07-25 | Jets v. Devils +109 | Top | 6-1 | Loss | -100 | 7 h 37 m | Show |
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Jets vs Devils The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 141-92 mark for 61% winners that have averaged a –108 bet resulting in an 18% ROI and earning a $60,400 profit for the $1,000 per game bettor and a $3,020 profit for the $50 per game bettor. The requirements are: Bet on home teams. The visitor is playing with no rest. The visitor is coming off a win by three or more goals. The Jets are coming off a dominating 4-1 win over the Flyers last night and led 4-0 for most of the game. Although the trip is a quick 1:15 minute drive north on I-95, it is the time of the season when fatigue is far more evident. |
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| 03-05-25 | Capitals -112 v. Rangers | Top | 3-2 | Win | 100 | 5 h 2 m | Show |
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Capitals vs Rangers The following NHL betting algorithm has produced a 118-68 SU record for 63.5% winning bets averaging a –130-wager resulting in a 21% ROI and a $39,060 profit for the $1,000 per game bettor and a $1,950 profit for the $50 per game bettor since 2018. The requirements are: Bet on winning record road favorites. The opponent has a winning record. The opponent is coming off a home win. If our favorite is priced between a –150 and –195-favorite, these teams have gone 27-8 SU for 77% winners averaging a 35% ROI and a $15,800 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $780 profit for the $50 per game bettor. |
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| 03-04-25 | Flames +126 v. Flyers | 6-3 | Win | 126 | 8 h 7 m | Show | |
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Flames vs Flyers The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 38-29 for 57% winners that have averaged a 131-undeerdog bet resulting in a 23% ROI and a $25,200 profit for the Dime Bettor and a $1,260 profit for the $50 per-game bettor. The requirements are: Bet on teams that are allowing 2.85 or more GPP. That team has seen a total of three goals scored by them and their respective foes in each of their last two games. The game takes place in the second half of the season. |
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| 03-04-25 | Predators +113 v. Bruins | 6-3 | Win | 113 | 8 h 7 m | Show | |
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Predators vs Bruins The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 100-92 averaging a 152-underdog bet resulting in a highly profitable 28% ROI and a $67,514 profit for the Dime Bettor since 2019. The requirements are: Bet on road dogs between 110 and 200. The road dog is coming off a loss to a divisional foe. The road dog is playing their third game over the past eight days. |
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| 03-04-25 | Blue Jackets v. Lightning OVER 6.5 | Top | 2-6 | Win | 100 | 8 h 7 m | Show |
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BlueJackets vs Lightning The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 60-28-4 OVER good for 69% winning bets since 2019. The requirements are: Bet the OVER in the second half of the season. The road team is outscoring their foes by 0.2 goals per game in the first period. The road team has scored three or more goals in each of their previous five games. |
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| 03-03-25 | Lightning v. Panthers OVER 5.5 | 1-2 | Loss | -118 | 6 h 23 m | Show | |
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Lightning vs Panthers The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 59-26-4 OVER good for 69.4% winning bets since 2019. The requirements are: Bet the OVER in the second half of the season. The road team is outscoring their foes by 0.2 goals per game in the first period. The road team has scored three or more goals in each of their previous five games. |
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| 03-03-25 | Sabres -104 v. Canadiens | 3-4 | Loss | -104 | 6 h 23 m | Show | |
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Sabres vs Canadiens The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 42-28 for 59% winning bets averaging a +137 dog bet and earning a 37% ROI over the past five seasons. The requirements are: Bet on road teams in the second half of the season. They are playing their fifth or fewer game in the past 14 days. They have won 40 to 49% of their games on the season. If our road team has had 10 or more days of rest over their last five games, they soar to a highly profitable 36-22 record for 62% winning bets averaging a 137-dog wager and earning a 42% ROI over the past five seasons. |
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| 03-03-25 | Islanders +100 v. Rangers | 0-4 | Loss | -100 | 6 h 22 m | Show | |
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Islanders vs Rangers The following NHL betting algorithm has gone 42-28 for 59% winning bets averaging a +137 dog bet and earning a 37% ROI over the past five seasons. The requirements are: Bet on road teams in the second half of the season. They are playing their fifth or fewer game in the past 14 days. They have won 40 to 49% of their games on the season. If our road team has had 10 or more days of rest over their last five games, they soar to a highly profitable 36-22 record for 62% winning bets averaging a 137-dog wager and earning a 42% ROI over the past five seasons. |
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