The magic can't possibly continue, can it?
I'm 3/3 on sides in this series, on the moneyline, and 1 win & 1 push on under plays in games # 1 & 2.
For what it's worth, I see the Devils winning tonight at 60%
-200 needs 67% or better, so that's out
The Avs win at 40%...
+170 needs better than 37%, so by these #'s I get a small, negligible value.
Think I might pass on the side tonight.
The Avs at +1.5 -200 is tempting, but I don't want to lay that heavy juice.
I see this being the most intense, closest checking game of the series, especially with Larry Robinson announcing that he'll probably get his checking line out against the Sakic line, similar to his strategy in the earlier series', instead of matching up his scoring line against Sakic. He claims he was trying to keep his scoring line away from the D-pairing of Bourque and Foote, but give me a break...
...this top D-line is going to be on the ice for a good part of the game, so trying to avoid them is pointless...I think maybe he's figured that out.
Considering that, you might expect more offense from the Devils tonight (can't be much less) but I see the Devils playing a tight, defensive game and Roy, well...
no chinks sppearing in his armour yet.
I also expect Brodeur to bounce back with a big showing, sort of like he did after game #1.
I see the under 5 at around 65%, give or take...
-140 needs 59% or better, so I get a little more value here than with the Avs side.
Playing the under 5 -140.
Good X tonight!
Extrapolater
I'm 3/3 on sides in this series, on the moneyline, and 1 win & 1 push on under plays in games # 1 & 2.
For what it's worth, I see the Devils winning tonight at 60%
-200 needs 67% or better, so that's out
The Avs win at 40%...
+170 needs better than 37%, so by these #'s I get a small, negligible value.
Think I might pass on the side tonight.
The Avs at +1.5 -200 is tempting, but I don't want to lay that heavy juice.
I see this being the most intense, closest checking game of the series, especially with Larry Robinson announcing that he'll probably get his checking line out against the Sakic line, similar to his strategy in the earlier series', instead of matching up his scoring line against Sakic. He claims he was trying to keep his scoring line away from the D-pairing of Bourque and Foote, but give me a break...
...this top D-line is going to be on the ice for a good part of the game, so trying to avoid them is pointless...I think maybe he's figured that out.
Considering that, you might expect more offense from the Devils tonight (can't be much less) but I see the Devils playing a tight, defensive game and Roy, well...
no chinks sppearing in his armour yet.
I also expect Brodeur to bounce back with a big showing, sort of like he did after game #1.
I see the under 5 at around 65%, give or take...
-140 needs 59% or better, so I get a little more value here than with the Avs side.
Playing the under 5 -140.
Good X tonight!
Extrapolater
