Action Network’s proprietary betting algorithms have found value on two NHL games slated to face off on Tuesday night.
The algorithm assesses value based on rest, matchups, pedigree and more. This particular system only targets roughly 50 NHL games per year — two of them being Bruins vs. Senators (7 p.m. ET) and Avalanche vs. Coyotes (9 p.m. ET).
It’s gone 548-300 (65%) since tracking data starting in 2005. A $500 bet per game would put a bettor up about $50,000 over that time frame if they had bet on every game this algorithm lights up for.
That’s an annualized return on investment of roughly 12% per year.
We don’t recommend using this betting algorithm as an alternative to investing — variance is much less forgiving in sports gambling compared to the financial markets — but similar principles apply in regard to profits over a long time horizon.
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Bruins vs. Senators, Avalanche vs. Coyotes Predictions
This betting system targets well-rested favorites on the road.
The team you’d fade also needs to be bad. They need to have missed the playoffs last season and have a losing record coming into tonight’s matchup.
Road favorites of this sort have won about 65% of the time since 2005.
All of those parameters fit the Bruins and Avalanche on Tuesday night. The Bruins have had four days between games, while the Avs haven’t hit the ice since Dec. 23.
The best price on the market for the Bruins is with BallyBet at -185. For the Avalanche, the best market price is with DraftKings at -215.
Remember that this betting algorithm inherently works best when you wager on every single game that fits it. Over the long run, they’ve proven themselves. In the short term, variance is a constraint.
So, make sure to follow up and bet on this system every time it lights up for the rest of the season.
PRO Picks: Bruins -185 or better | Avalanche -215 or better