Vegas Golden Knights - Minnesota Wild: betting tip (kef 2.65) and bets on the NHL match

Vegas Golden Knights

USA

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29 December 19:00

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Minnesota Wild

USA

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On December 30, Vegas will cross sticks with Minnesota in the NHL regular season match. Will Knights be able to light up in front of his 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

Vegas Golden Knights

Current form

On December 28, Vegas staged a spectacle against the Colorado Avalanche at the T-Mobile Arena. The team started strongly: Alexander Holts opened the scoring in the first period, then Ivan Barbashev and Brett Howden spoke, and the advantage grew to 4:2. Everything was delicious in the attack, but it was not possible to keep the advantage. As a result, they lost 5-6 in a shootout after overtime. Ben Hutton and Colton Sissons also contributed, and Carter Hart blocked 33 shots, although that wasn't enough. At the same time, Vegas, with a 17-8-11 balance, is the first in the Pacific Division and still looks solid.

Minnesota Wild

Current form

On December 28, Minnesota defeated the Winnipeg Jets 4-3 in overtime at the Canada Life Centre. We missed the first pass from Josh Morrissey, but we didn't flinch. Matt Baldy equalized at the end of the first period, and then scored the winning goal in the 39th second of overtime. Kirill Kaprizov played the match with that fire in his eyes: a goal and two assists. Matz Zuccarello scored a goal and an assist, and Quinn Hughes provided three assists. Goalkeeper Jesper Wallstedt managed 23 shots and calmly took away the victory. Minnesota, with a balance of 23-10-6, is third in the Central Division and feels quite confident in the race.

Tip and bets

TipMinnesota's victory

2.65

Minnesota arrives on December 30 in a good mood after a strong-willed victory over Winnipeg, showing that it knows how to endure and solve problems in the most acute moments. Vegas, having lost to Colorado in a shootout, again reminded that the team's attack is bright, but the defense sometimes lives its own life. Both teams love and know how to score, which means that the scenario of indoor hockey looks unlikely. But with all the openness of the game, the guest team looks more reliable now, with a more stable balance of emotions and results.

Our prediction is that Minnesota will win in 2.65

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