Seattle Kraken - Winnipeg Jets: NHL match betting tip and bets

Seattle Kraken

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Winnipeg Jets

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On November 14, Seattle will cross sticks with Winnipeg in the NHL regular season match. Will the Kraken be able to light up in front of its fans? And most importantly, what to bet on so as not to be left with empty pockets? Let's figure it out, in the best traditions of debriefing, with a spark and without too much water

Command Analysis

Seattle Kraken

Current form

Seattle lost 1-2 to Columbus on November 12 after a shootout. The scenario is almost classic for this team: a brisk start, Ryan Winterton sets up an early goal, Matt Murray catches everything that moves, makes 33 saves, but then the attack seems to run out of steam. Most of them have no ideas, few throws, and the result is logical. A team with a 7-4-5 balance is fourth in the Pacific Division — it doesn't seem to be the bottom, but it's also not the wave you can ride with a smile.

Interesting facts for betting

Seattle scores an average of 2.4 goals per game (statistics for the last ten games).

Winnipeg Jets

Current form

But the Winnipeg Jets finally remembered who they were on November 12. After three defeats in a row, a powerful 5-3 victory over Vancouver. We started right off the bat: three goals in the first period — Taves, Morrissey, Niederreiter. Morrissey actually staged a performance — a goal and two assists. He showed why he is loved in the locker room and feared by his rivals. The hellbuck in the goal is concrete again: 30 saves, no panic, no tricks. Well, Vilardi and Iafallo consolidated their success in the end — they each scored a sweet goal. The balance is 10-6-0, third place in the Central Division.

Interesting facts for betting

Winnipeg scores an average of 2.8 goals per game (statistics for the last ten games).

Tip and bets

TipWinnipeg victory

2.05

The history of the rivalries is not on Seattle's side: the Jets have six wins in the last eight meetings. And even now, the alignment seems to be obvious. Winnipeg caught the rhythm, the key players returned to the lineup, and the game mostly caught its breath. Without Duckord and McCann, Seattle loses more than just last names—these are two pillars. One kept the goal, the other created chances. Without them, the team becomes predictable, especially against a system like the Jets'.

Our prediction is a win for Winnipeg in 2.05

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