The Hockey Betting Podcast

April 29, 2021 | The Hockey Betting Podcast

And Yancey's Fancy wins "by a nose" ahead of this weekend's Kentucky Derby (place) and the NFL Draft (show) on the April 29, 2021 episode of The Hockey Betting Podcast. Brian Blessing and Cam Stewart are chomping at the bit to get started on the NHL betting board, but are their eyes bigger than their stomachs with so many betting opportunities on the plate? Cam hears the dogs are howling, and he's ready to eat the moon if it's made out of blue cheese to plus money. Listen to this episode of The Hockey Betting Podcast for all of Brian and Cam's NHL betting insights, NHL picks predictions, and gambling comic relief.

Thursday, April 29, 2021 NHL Betting Lines, Analysis, Picks

New York Islanders at New York Rangers 

NHL bettors clearly prefer the New York Rangers (-120) on Thursday, but do not foresee much offence in the Big Apple, with the O/U total steady at (5.5). Cam already feels good about this game. Everything is on the line for the Islanders. Hear how the guys are looking at the betting angles for this NHL match-up on this episode of The Hockey Betting Podcast.

Philadelphia Flyers at New Jersey Devils

Philly netminder Brian Elliott gave up a disgusting five goals on 26 shots on Tuesday. With the Flyers (-130) knocked out of the NHL playoff race, will the club's season end with more embarrassing outcomes? Head the guys discuss their takes on this NHL game on this episode of The Hockey Betting Podcast.

Detroit Red Wings at Carolina Hurricanes

With the cellar of the Central Division meeting a Stanley Cup contender, the odds on a straight-up Carolina Hurricanes win are at a stopwatch-short (-400). Will Cam and Brian consider Detroit's (+310) money line or plus-odds puck line on principle alone, or are the Red Wings all out of upsets for 2021? Brian invokes the Sasquatch foot is due. Hear the guys hash out their predictions on this NHL game on this episode of The Hockey Betting Podcast.

Pittsburgh Penguins at Washington Capitals

The Pittsburgh Penguins slipped against Boston this week, and while the Washington Capitals can be proud of shutting out the New York Islanders and "choking them out like a python" twice in three games, lots of East Division teams have been taming the Isles' forward lines. With