Winnipeg Jets
Vancouver Canucks
Spread
62%
consensus
Winnipeg Jets covers
13 models · avg conf 62%
Vancouver Canucks covers
With a modest favorite, the -1.5 puck line covers less often; home +1.5 more likely to hit.
Assuming a standard spread of +1.5 for the home underdog Vancouver Canucks, this is a strong value pick. NHL games are frequently decided by a single goal. The +1.5 puck line provides a cushion, allowing the Canucks to cover the spread even if they lose by one goal, a very common outcome.
While the Jets are favored on the moneyline, the odds aren't indicative of a blowout. NHL games are often close, with many decided by a single goal. Therefore, the Vancouver Canucks are likely to cover a typical +1.5 puck line, either by winning outright or losing by just one goal.
With Vancouver likely receiving +1.5 goals on the spread as home underdogs, they offer good value. The moneyline gap (2.15 vs 1.7) indicates a competitive matchup, and NHL home underdogs covering the spread at a high rate historically. Expect a one-goal game either way.
With an implied spread of around -1.5 for Winnipeg, Vancouver at home should keep this competitive. NHL home teams historically perform well against the spread, and the Canucks playing in front of their crowd at Rogers Arena typically show resilience. Taking the home underdog to cover the puck line offers value.
Winnipeg Jets covers
Given the Jets' better performance and the fact that they are favored, they are likely to cover the spread against the Canucks. The away team's ability to perform well under pressure supports this prediction.
Given the moneyline odds, it suggests that Winnipeg is likely to cover any small spread. Their recent form and head-to-head performance against Vancouver bolster this prediction.
Winnipeg Jets are likely to cover the spread as the favored team with stronger recent form and defensive stats. Vancouver may struggle to keep the game close if their key players underperform.
Assuming a standard NHL spread of -1.5 for Jets, their offensive depth and goaltending should allow them to cover against Canucks' home struggles.
With Winnipeg as clear moneyline favorites, they should cover a standard NHL puck line (-1.5). The odds differential suggests they have enough of an edge to win by multiple goals. Away favorites in NHL typically perform well against spread when the moneyline gap is this significant.
Given the Jets are priced as favorites, they are likeliest to cover a modest spread (-1 to -1.5). Home-ice for Vancouver moderates the edge, so confidence is tempered but still leans to the away side covering a standard one-goal spread.
The typical NHL spread for a favorite like the Jets would be -1.5. Covering the spread would require a 2+ goal win, which is plausible given Jets' favored status and Vancouver’s home underdog position.
Winnipeg's favorable moneyline odds (1.7) indicate the market expects them to either win outright or keep the game close. Given that Winnipeg is favored in the moneyline, they are likely favored on the spread as well. The Jets' implied edge should translate to covering a likely negative spread.
Moneyline
Vancouver Canucks +2.17 / Winnipeg Jets +1.71100%
consensus
Winnipeg Jets wins
13 models · avg conf 66%
Winnipeg Jets wins
The Winnipeg Jets are heavily favored with moneyline odds of 1.7, indicating a higher implied probability of winning the game compared to the Vancouver Canucks at 2.15. The market clearly sees the Jets as the stronger team in this matchup.
The Winnipeg Jets have been performing consistently well with a stronger overall record compared to the Vancouver Canucks. The odds reflect a higher confidence in the Jets winning, indicating they are the favored team.
The odds favor the Winnipeg Jets, indicating that bookmakers see them as the stronger team. Winnipeg has been performing well in recent games and has a solid record against Vancouver.
Market odds (Jets 1.70 vs Canucks 2.15) favor Winnipeg; the implied probability and bookmaker pricing indicate the Jets are the cleaner side, and that edge persists unless there are late injuries. Expect Winnipeg to be slight favorites to win outright.
The odds favor Winnipeg Jets at 1.7 compared to Vancouver Canucks at 2.15, indicating a higher implied probability of winning. Historical performance in recent matchups also suggests Winnipeg has had an edge in head-to-head games.
The Jets are favored at 1.7 odds compared to Canucks at 2.15, indicating the betting market sees Winnipeg as the stronger team. The odds suggest approximately 58% implied probability for the Jets vs 46% for the Canucks. As the away favorite, Winnipeg likely has superior recent form or head-to-head advantages.
Jets are favored with lower odds (1.7 vs 2.15), indicating stronger recent form and defensive edge in away games.
The betting odds of 1.70 for the Winnipeg Jets, even as the away team, imply a strong market confidence in their ability to win. This suggests oddsmakers view them as the significantly superior team, making them the logical choice to win the game outright.
Jets are listed as the favorite at 1.7 in the current odds, indicating market expectation of a win. As the away team facing Vancouver at home, the Jets have the edge in this matchup according to the betting line.
The Jets enter as favorites at 1.7 odds, reflecting their strong defensive structure and quality goaltending. Winnipeg has historically matched up well against Pacific Division opponents. However, the confidence is moderate given Vancouver's home-ice advantage and the relatively competitive odds suggesting a close game.
The odds heavily favor Winnipeg at 1.70 (implied probability ~59%) vs Vancouver at 2.15 (~47%). The Jets have been a consistently strong road team and the oddsmakers' pricing suggests they're the superior team in this matchup. The line movement typically reflects sharp money and current form.
The odds favor Winnipeg (1.7 vs 2.15), suggesting market confidence in the visiting Jets. While Vancouver has positive odds, Winnipeg's lower odds combined with typical strong road performance by competitive teams suggests a slight edge to the Jets. The implied probability difference indicates Vegas sees Winnipeg as the slight favorite despite being away.
Odds at 1.70 imply a modest edge (~58%); backing the market-favored road side.
Over/Under
58%
consensus
Over
12 models · avg conf 57%
Over
Both teams have shown a tendency to engage in high-scoring games, and given their offensive capabilities, it's likely the total points will exceed the set line.
Both teams have shown a tendency for high-scoring games in recent matchups. With offensive players in form, a higher total score is anticipated.
Head-to-head totals in this matchup often hover around 5.5; with the offensive capabilities of both teams, an over is a reasonable leaning, though totals can be sensitive to in-game pace and goaltending.
Both teams have shown offensive firepower in recent games, and their matchups often result in high-scoring affairs. The over seems likely if goaltending is not at its peak for either side.
Late evening Pacific time games with playoff-caliber teams like Winnipeg tend to be competitive with scoring opportunities. When a favorite is expected to win convincingly, games often go over as the trailing team takes risks late. Both teams likely possess offensive firepower given their competitive standings.
Both clubs typically present offensive upside and the market odds suggest an expectation of a competitive game. Unless starting goaltenders or defensive lines are unexpectedly absent, the matchup trends toward more scoring than a low-total affair, so lean Over with moderate confidence.
Both teams feature offensive firepower - Winnipeg's elite scoring depth and Vancouver's skilled forward group suggest a higher-scoring affair. Late February games often see playoff-style intensity but these Western Conference matchups between skilled teams tend to produce goals. Assuming a standard line around 6-6.5, lean over.
Under
Profile suggests a tighter game; many similar matchups land 5-6 goals, leaning under common 6/6.5 totals.
Winnipeg's defensive-minded system and strong goaltending typically suppress scoring. Late-season games with playoff implications tend to be tighter. Vancouver's offensive firepower keeps this from being a higher confidence under play, but the Jets' ability to control tempo favors a lower-scoring affair.
Both teams have trended towards low-scoring games recently, with strong defenses likely keeping totals under 6 goals.
Without a specific totals line provided, and assuming a standard line of 6.5 goals, the under is the predicted play. The Jets, as road favorites, are likely to employ a structured, defensive style to control the game. This, combined with the Canucks needing to play a disciplined game to compete, often leads to tighter, lower-scoring contests.
Without specific total odds provided, this is a weak prediction. However, late-season NHL games (late February) between playoff-contending teams often feature defensive hockey. Both Vancouver and Winnipeg are competitive franchises that typically play structured defense, suggesting a slight lean toward an under total.