Vegas - Ottawa: betting tip (cf. 1.68) and bets on the NHL match

In the previous meeting, the Golden Knights lost to Columbus with a score of 1:2 in overtime, although they managed to act much more reliably near their own goal. In the first period, Denton Mateychuk put the hosts ahead, but soon Tomas Gertl restored equality after finishing. In the future, the opponents began to be more careful with the puck, and it was not possible to determine the winner in 60 minutes. Everything was decided in the first minute of extra time, when Adam Fantilli successfully converted the majority. Goalkeeper Carter Hart managed 18 shots, but his efforts were not enough.

Earlier, Vegas suffered two major defeats with the same score 2-6 from Tampa Bay and St. Louis. It is especially unpleasant that before this attack showed a completely different performance. The team consistently beat Calgary (6:2) and Pittsburgh (6:2), with Mark Stone and Jack Eikel regularly participating in dangerous attacks. Now it is important for the hosts to return to their previous performance, while reducing the number of defensive errors. If the team starts to involve defenders too actively in the attack again, the opponent will certainly get opportunities for quick counterattacks.

Drake Baterson played one of the best matches of the current season, scoring a hat-trick and making an assist in the confrontation with the Rangers. Thanks in large part to his actions, Ottawa won with a score of 7:4. Already in the first period, the hosts created a good advantage, and then continued to increase the gap. However, the New Yorkers have reduced the difference several times, forcing the Canadians to act more carefully near their own gates. In addition to Baterson, Jake Sanderson scored three points. Goalkeeper Jonas Johansson blocked 23 shots in his debut match for the club.

Throughout October, Ottawa's results remain mixed. Before the defeat of the Rangers, the team lost to San Jose (2:6), although they had confidently beaten Florida (5:1) even earlier. The offense is capable of showing high performance, especially when Tim Stutzle and Baterson get enough free space. However, defense too often allows opponents to create dangerous moments. In the last two matches, the Canadians have conceded ten goals, which clearly does not match their capabilities. Therefore, in Las Vegas, the guests will have to act more carefully without the puck, especially against the leading links of the opponent.