Colorado Vegas: betting tip (KEF 2.18) and bets on the NHL match

Current form  

Colorado is now a team that not only wins, but does so with a sense of inner superiority. April 9, Denver, Ball Arena — and a confident 3-1 against the Calgary Flames. We started slowly, but at exactly the right moment. Gabriel Landeskog opened the scoring for the majority at the end of the first period — a classic goal by the leader when you need to take the initiative into your own hands. Nathan McKinnon and Martin Nechash assisted, and this is already becoming a familiar story. In the second period, the avalanches added: Nechash completed the attack himself, increasing the advantage.

Then there is control, discipline and the feeling that the team is playing with a margin of safety. Yes, Calgary scored one goal, but it was more an episode than a turning point. But McKinnon got the final: a puck into an empty net, his 52nd goal of the season, and another confirmation of his level. Mackenzie Blackwood was also on top — 28 saves and complete calmness in goal. 114 points, first place in the West.

Current form

The Golden Knights are a team with character, but with swings that are sometimes worth the result. The match against the Seattle Kraken is a great example. We started confidently: Mark Stone opened the scoring, and then scored a double with Jack Eikel and Tomas Hertl in the majority. Everything went according to the Vegas scenario — control, pressure, implementation. But then there's a familiar story. 

The opponent started coming back, and the game turned into a swing. Brett Hovden made the score 3-2, but failed to maintain the advantage. In the end, Vegas lost concentration, allowed the equaliser, and then lost in a shootout. Mitch Marner made his attempt, but it wasn't enough. Adin Hill made 30 decent saves, but the defense looked unstable at times. 88 points, second place in the division is a good position, but the game leaves questions, especially in the endings.