This is a very short juice filled card, so nothing stands out to me at the moment. Actually I am much more focused on my fantasy football lineups right now. But as you said your card does seem a good bit square, but if you like a team it makes no difference if a pick is so called square or not. Just make sure to knock the juice down. You mentioned the Ducks and you can play them at -1 -124 which makes them much more attractive.
They have not exactly been playing great as of late going 3-2 so far on their home stand. Also to note their 3 wins at home were all 1 goal games. Also they have allowed at least three goals in their past 4 games. Something else of much importance to note is they are having a pregame ceremony for Teemu Selanne by raising No.9 to the rafters. This usually the kiss of death for a home team when this happens.
In their last 5 games which is the major barometer that I use for capping, they are only averaging 2 goals a game with a very bad 11.1% PP. GAA is 2.45 in the same span so not great, but not horrible. They have beaten the Jets twice this year scoring 4 goals in each game. So they are viable, but only knocking the juice down. I think it's too risky playing a -1.5. Maybe a -.5, although OT would kill ya, one of the games this year went to OT. I would stick with a -1. If your book doesn't do a -1 line, I can give you the formula or even better yet, send you a spreadsheet that will calculate it for you.
Now a game you should look closely at is the Panthers\Oilers. The Panthers are playing very well on their road trip and are quite attractive road fave at -119.
Hawks should take care of the Wild where they are on a major skid. Also they are on the backend of a B2B game. But again, just knock the juice down on the Hawks. Even at a regulation or -1 you are still looking at -160 juice which is long term suicide. Hawks play very well at home. When they win in regulation it's usually by more than one goal. Could roll the dice with a -1.5 with slight positive payback. \
LOL, now that I have looked at everything I just took the Panthers at -119.
If you have any questions just ask.
So
Taking
Panthers -119
GL
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They have not exactly been playing great as of late going 3-2 so far on their home stand. Also to note their 3 wins at home were all 1 goal games. Also they have allowed at least three goals in their past 4 games. Something else of much importance to note is they are having a pregame ceremony for Teemu Selanne by raising No.9 to the rafters. This usually the kiss of death for a home team when this happens.
In their last 5 games which is the major barometer that I use for capping, they are only averaging 2 goals a game with a very bad 11.1% PP. GAA is 2.45 in the same span so not great, but not horrible. They have beaten the Jets twice this year scoring 4 goals in each game. So they are viable, but only knocking the juice down. I think it's too risky playing a -1.5. Maybe a -.5, although OT would kill ya, one of the games this year went to OT. I would stick with a -1. If your book doesn't do a -1 line, I can give you the formula or even better yet, send you a spreadsheet that will calculate it for you.
Now a game you should look closely at is the Panthers\Oilers. The Panthers are playing very well on their road trip and are quite attractive road fave at -119.
Hawks should take care of the Wild where they are on a major skid. Also they are on the backend of a B2B game. But again, just knock the juice down on the Hawks. Even at a regulation or -1 you are still looking at -160 juice which is long term suicide. Hawks play very well at home. When they win in regulation it's usually by more than one goal. Could roll the dice with a -1.5 with slight positive payback. \
LOL, now that I have looked at everything I just took the Panthers at -119.
If you have any questions just ask.
So
Taking
Panthers -119
GL
cheersgif
