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NHL Free Pick : Washington at Minnesota 2/11

NHL Free Pick : Washington at Minnesota 2/11

Extra equity abounds in HRWager’s NHL Free Pick.  On the ice tonight, we look at the Washington Caps as they travel to Minnesota.  This 2/11 free pick is the essence of momentum.  Washington has loads of it while the Wild have fallen off the map in their last ten.  What should be the price we should get while court the Caps puckline on the road?  Follow us as we take on this exciting trip to the profit land for 2/11.

NHL Free Pick : Seven Heaven

NHL Free Pick 2/11

A key number to start this selection.  Washington is 7-2-1 and Minnesota is 1-7-2 in the last ten games each has played as of late.  With their loss to the Stars, the Wild is 0-3-3 in their latest home games.  Signs are that they could be heating up as Minnesota has had the shot advantage reach double digits in their last two games.  While they are ice cold, the moment the pucks start to go in they will do so in an offensive explosion.  This is one of the reasons why we are excluding the Washington ML for this game.

Goal Differential in 2016

Washington has buried the competition this year with offensive outputs averaging 3.7 goals.  This is even higher than their potent 3.3 for the entire season.  In contrast, the Wild are below the two goal mark since the calendar turned to 2016.  The Caps are doing this even when they are in the muck with their power play unit.  1 for 20 is the only troublesome spot for the road team here.

Minessota ML as a home dog is out.  So is the Caps ML because to spot the vig here against a Wild team that could explode is counter productive.  If Washington should win tonight, it will be by a boatload.  The – 1 1/2 is near the +230 mark right now.  With this much bonus on the wager, the path to profit is smoothest with the Caps Puckline.  Good fortune tonight and we will see you tomorrow here at the HRW.

 

College Basketball Hoops Predictions : Road Blocks for Top 20

College Basketball Hoops Predictions : Road Blocks for Top 20

College basketball predictions

In part one of this HRWager piece, we are going to look at the road blocks for Top 20 teams in college basketball.  Most can point to the marquee matchups as where losses can occur.  Insteadl we opt for those potholes in the dark of night that spring up and can cause detours on the road to the Final Four.  Without any further ado, part one will begin by getting out the calendar and starting to mark in red where some ML upset cashes could occur real soon.

 

Atlantic 10 Home Cooking

Dayton comes in at #19 in the rankings.  Flyers’ fans can remember having their team having to sweat out the seedings before being forced to perform in a play in game.  This season, Dayton is on more firm footing.  First place in the Atlantic 10 with an odd loss to LaSalle as the lone head scratcher in the bunch.  A potential ML pitfall to fade Dayton comes in the form of St. Louis on February 23rd.  Only three conferences wins but at home they have the scalps of both Davidson and GW under their belts.

Road Woes for Purdue

Boilermakers’ fans can celebrate some good wins with the swatting of Michigan State leading the way.  Even though in the Top 20, this team is not going to be favored against the likes of Maryland anywhere and Iowa on the road.  Purdue lost to both of them on the road and gets Maryland late in the year.  If Purdue becomes borderline for the NCAA tourney, their performance in the Big 10 tournament will be paramount.  That is why their last game of the year in Lincoln is that ML fade.  They lost focus against the Illini on the road and could do so against a non descript Nebraska squad on the first of March.

This is the line of attack that you should have when it comes to the major teams.  Shun the spreads first and go for the ML fade.  Pick out the landmines and then seed your bankroll with these underdogs.  Explosive growth for your bankroll is possible.  We will continue with part II of the series tomorrow here at the HRW.