Dallas - Chicago: betting tip (kef 1.90) and bets on the NHL match

Current form 

On March 7, Dallas played a bright and emotional match against the Colorado Avalanche. The game on the American Airlines Center ice turned out to be a real spectacle: the hosts led during the meeting, but eventually lost — 4:5 in shootouts. It all started pretty quickly. After an accurate shot by Cale Makar, the visitors opened the scoring, but the Stars responded immediately and very confidently. Miro Heiskanen converted the majority and equalized the numbers on the scoreboard. Then Wyatt Johnston put Dallas ahead, and Justin Gritskovyan consolidated the advantage of the hosts. The Texas team played the first period powerfully — actively, boldly and with considerable pressure on the opponent's goal.

In the second period, Captain Jamie Benn scored his goal, and it seemed that the match was gradually coming under Dallas' control. However, Colorado is a competitor who doesn't like to give up. Martin quickly reduced the gap, and then Valery Nichushkin scored twice, bringing intrigue back into the game. The main time did not reveal the winner, but in the shootout the guests turned out to be more accurate — the decisive throw was not performed by Chas. Dallas remains one of the leaders of the Western Conference. The team confidently holds onto second place with 86 points and continues to chase Colorado in the fight for leadership in the Central Division.

Current form 

Chicago played a home game against the Vancouver Canucks at the United Center on March 7. The result of the match was a 3-6 defeat, although the start of the game gave the fans hope for a more positive scenario. The Blackhawks got off to an energetic start. Already in the first period, Ryan Donato opened the scoring and made the stands come alive. But the joy was short-lived. Vancouver quickly seized the initiative: Drew O'Connor regained his balance, and then Jake DeBrask and Teddy Bluger put the visitors ahead. Nevertheless, Chicago found the strength to return to the game.

In the second period, Ilya Mikheev reduced the difference, and the young Frank Nazar equalized the score — 3:3. But the third period put everything in its place. Brock Bozer converted the majority and put the Canucks ahead again. At the end of the match, the guests took advantage of an empty goal: Max Sasson scored first, and then Bozer scored another goal, making the final score 6:3. After this defeat, Chicago continues to be at the bottom of the Western Conference standings, with 56 points.