NHL Handicappers Hit the Doldrums in Week 3

Last week was a tough one for our NHL handicappers, as many of our top players were rocked off their high horses. Some cappers see lucky streaks, and others hit rock bottom. 

Take a look to see which cappers were unseated last week!

Patrick Doyle Shows NHL Capping Improvement

Patrick Doyle has been capping on ScoresandStats for just about a year, and he’s shown a lot of improvement in the past week. He’s 4-2 for his NHL wagers, and he’s up $240. 

During the NHL season last year, he was 6-7, so he’s already changed his betting strategy. 

Looking at his full list of wagers, it’s clear he struggles to bet on the underdogs for moneylines, so it’s good to see that he’s not filling out his betting slip with all underdog wagers this season. He did lost two underdog wagers, though, so it’s worth watching out for that as the season progresses. 

To be on the safe side, I’d follow Doyle’s picks when they’re in the favorite, since his track record is still a bit rusty. 

Top NHL Handicappers Last Week

Last week was a slow week for our NHL handicappers. Knup Sports certainly put in work, but they only managed to eke out $200 over 21 won wagers. 

Ben Burns and Gino De Luca are coming in with their 100% win rates, but only a handful of wagers between them. However, they both managed to win more than Knup Sports. 

Amedeus Mastrangelo Falls Off the List

Last week, we saw Mastrangelo in the top five with three straight wins and a profit of $324. This week, however, he’s 2-2 with a net $0 profit. 

Tough luck for Mastrangelo, who made a risky wager on the Sharks against the Golden Knights on the 26th. Based on this data, Mastrangelo is also struggling with his dogs picks, as his two wins were favorites. 

Hopefully he can pull out of this rut next week!

NHL Games to Watch Out For This Week

After last week, the Florida Panthers are holding strong as the #1 in the Atlantic Division. The New Jersey Devils unseat the Rangers as #1 in the Metropolitan division, while the Jets and Golden Knights are leading in the Western Conference. 

This week, we get the Global Series games between the Dallas Stars and the Florida Panthers, played Friday, Nov. 1 and Saturday, Nov. 2 at the Nokia Arena in Tampere, Finland. 

Both teams are doing really well this season, so it’ll be a great matchup to see. 

Back home, we’re excited to see the Tampa Bay Lightning take on the Winnipeg Jets on Nov. 3. The Lightning are fighting for a top seat, while the Jets have been doing really well. It should be a close game. 

If you’re interested in what our cappers are picking for this week, sign up at ScoresandStats.com for a free membership to see what’s up! 

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