Andy Francess presents his best NHL picks and predictions today (Wednesday, 1/4/23). Check out all of his best NHL bets and more of OddsShopper’s expert betting picks in Discord.
Among Andy’s favorite picks for the short slate of games are two props from the Tampa Lightning — one for Brayden Point and one for Steven Stamkos.
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Andy’s Best NHL Bets & Predictions
“It’s like shooting 3’s; when you’re feeling it, you’re gonna continue to shoot them more often. If you see the Tampa Bay Lightning on a power play, [Steven Stamkos] is not gonna hesitate if a one-timer comes his way from Victor Hedman or Nikita Kucherov.”
With the short slate, Andy is turning to some props from Lightning stars Brayden Point and Steven Stamkos to fill up the box score on Wednesday.
And whether you agree or not, be sure to head over to OddsShopper and check out all of our tools to make the best NHL bets, props and predictions you can for tonight’s slate of hockey action.
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Stokastic NHL DFS Tools
Below you can see Stokastic’s NHL DFS projections for today’s slate for DraftKings and FanDuel. These NHL DFS projections are updated regularly, including whenever any relevant news breaks. Projections are managed by Alex Baker, Shawn Zhan, and Steve Buzzard and updated throughout the day as more information becomes available up until the last game tips. These projections have helped subscribers as well as Stokastic team members win millions in contests across DFS sites.
When making decisions about what players to include in your lineups you should consider more than just projection. You should consider upside as well as how highly owned they will be. We run thousands of simulations on every slate. For that slate, we tell you how often each line ends up as one of the top 2 stacks on the slate. You can compare those probabilities to their ownership to get a good approximation if the public likes the line as well as our simulations do. If a line’s ownership is below these metrics then they are probably a good play and you can gain an advantage on the field when they perform well and vice versa.
