- The 4 Nations Face-Off finale is a pick’em at sports betting sites but USA to cover -1.5 (+230) is one of the best bets.
- Team USA covered the -1.5 spread against Canada when the two countries faced off earlier in the tournament.
- Jake Guentzel scored two goals on five shots on goal against Canada earlier and has +300 odds to score again tonight.
BOSTON – The final game of the 4 Nations Face-Off is tonight and sportsbooks have this game as a pick’em. The USA won the first battles against Canada on the road and now gets to host the team from Boston.
Winner Odds
- Canada -110
- USA -100
Spread
- Canada +1.5 -350
- USA -1.5 +230
Total
- Over 5.5 +105
- Under 5.5 -130
One of the best wagers offered by legal NHL betting sites is for the team USA to cover the -1.5 spread at +230.
The US won both of their games by two or more goals and scored an empty netter against Canada to finish that game with a two-goal lead. Unless this game goes to overtime, it is a great bet for one of the two teams to win by at least two goals because of the empty-netter potential.
Auston Matthews is the favorite at legal sports betting sites to score a goal anytime with +210 odds but there are many elite players with similar odds.
Anytime Goal Scorer Odds
- Matthew Tkachuk (FLA) +300
- Nathan MacKinnon (COL) +220
- Auston Matthews (TOR) +210
- Jack Hughes (NJD) +260
- Connor McDavid (EDM) +220
- Sam Reinhart (FLA) +375
- Brayden Point (TBL) +275
- Jake Guentzel (TBL) +300
- Brady Tkachuk (OTT) +300
- Mark Stone (VGK) +375
- Jack Eichel (VGK) +350
- Kyle Connor (WPG) +500
- Mitchell Marner (TOR) +425
- Sidney Crosby (PIT) +375
- Matt Boldy +450
- J.T. Miller (NYR) +500
Jake Guentzel to score at +300 is one of the best anytime scorer props, as the American hockey player scored in both of the first two games and has three total goals in the tournament. He also recorded five shots on goal during the first matchup against Canada.
Guentzel may play this team with a little more fire as he is facing three of his teammates from the Tampa Bay Lightning, along with his head coach Jon Cooper.
Nathan MacKinnon is another great bet, as he scored two goals last game against Finland and one goal in the first game of the tournament against Sweden. He is one of the best players on Team Canada and never fails to show up in big games.
