Vegas - Seattle: betting tip (kef 1.80) and bets on the NHL match

Current form

On January 30, the Golden Knights showed a real hockey thriller with elements of tragicomedy on the home ice of the T-Mobile Arena. The start was, to put it mildly, not brilliant: Duchene scored at 1:37, and by the middle of the second period, the Stars made it 4-1, including Burke's first career double. But then the Knights woke up, as if they remembered their sense of duty: Kolesar, Smith, Barbashev and Marner's climactic throw 49 seconds before the siren — 4-4.

The overtime went without goals, the shootouts didn't work either — the visitors turned out to be more accurate. Marner is certainly the hero of the evening: a goal, an assist, a constant threat in attack — in short, a lifesaver. After this dramatic story, Vegas continues to lead the Pacific Division with 64 points, staying afloat despite injuries to key players.

Current form

On January 30, Kraken decided on his ice at the Climate Pledge Arena that being bored was for others. They demolished the Toronto Maple Leafs 5:2, showing one of the most confident games of the season and bringing the winning streak to three matches. Already in the first minute, Benyers opened the scoring after McCann's pass, Toronto tried to resist, but in the second period the Kraken completely took the initiative into their own hands: a double by Wright, goals by Montur and McCann, the third period — a point into an empty net.

Goalkeeper Duckord blocked 29 shots and looked like he had been training all season on this evening. Wright can safely be called a hero: his double put an end to a scoring drought, and the energy with which he rushed around the court could inspire the entire division. The victory lifted Kraken to 59 points, and third place in the division is quite decent for a tea party with hockey fans.