Tuesday is a card built for Canadian bettors. Three Canadian NHL clubs are on the ice at the same time, the men’s national team is in Minnesota to face the United States and the Whitecaps are in Chicago, with two National League Division Series games rounding out the night. The price that stands out belongs to Canada: 4.20 to beat a U.S. side it has defeated in the last two meetings. That looks too big. This roundup compares Tonybet, 20Bet, Granawin, 22Bet, BetLabel and 1xBet. Odds were taken this morning and all times are ET.
Today’s Best Odds At A Glance
| Event | Time (ET) | Bet To Consider | Best Price | Sportsbook |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maple Leafs vs. Predators | 7 p.m. | Maple Leafs moneyline | 1.66 | 1xBet |
| Canadiens vs. Hurricanes | 7 p.m. | Canadiens moneyline | 2.01 | 1xBet |
| Red Wings vs. Senators | 7 p.m. | Senators moneyline | 1.94 | 1xBet |
| USA vs. Canada | 8 p.m. | Canada to win | 4.20 / 4.20 / 4.20 | Granawin, 20Bet, Tonybet |
| Chicago Fire vs. Whitecaps | 8:30 p.m. | Whitecaps to win | 2.29 | 1xBet |
| Braves vs. Dodgers, NLDS Game 3 | 6 p.m. | Under 6.5 runs | 1.85 | 1xBet |
Maple Leafs Vs Predators Odds: Moneyline, Puck Line And Total
Toronto (1-2-0) is back at Scotiabank Arena to host Nashville (1-1-0), three games into its first season under coach Jim Hiller. The Maple Leafs are solid favourites at every book, and the appeal is that the price is friendlier than it was at the weekend: Toronto opened at 1.50 at 22Bet and BetLabel on Sunday and is now 1.63 there.
The puck line is where the books disagree most. Toronto -1.5 pays 2.55 at Granawin, 20Bet and Tonybet, against 2.39 elsewhere, so anyone who wants the bigger payout knows where to go. The moneyline is the simpler play. Three games is a small sample to reprice a club on, and the market has done exactly that.
Bet to consider: Maple Leafs moneyline at 1.66 with 1xBet, the top price on the home side and well above the 1.54 the same book offered on Sunday. The opinion on the team has not changed; only the payout has improved.
Canadiens Vs Hurricanes Odds: Champions Visit The Bell Centre
Montreal (1-0-1) has yet to lose in regulation. The Canadiens erased a 5-1 deficit against Pittsburgh on Saturday before falling 6-5 in overtime. Carolina (1-1-1), the defending Stanley Cup champion, beat Philadelphia 3-2 in overtime in its last game.
The books are split on the total: 5.5 at 1xBet, BetLabel and 22Bet, and 6.5 at Granawin, 20Bet and Tonybet. A full goal of disagreement says nobody is sure what kind of game this will be, which is a good reason to leave the total alone and stay on the side.
On the side, the champions look to be priced on reputation as much as on form. Their record is no better than Montreal’s three games into a new season, and they are the ones on the road.
Bet to consider: Canadiens moneyline at 2.01 with 1xBet, the only book paying better than even money. Montreal has taken points from both of its games. Allowing six goals last time out is the obvious risk.
Red Wings Vs Senators Odds: Ottawa Chases A Third Straight Win
Ottawa is 2-0-0 after a 3-2 win over Toronto and a 4-1 win in Boston on Monday. The visit to Little Caesars Arena is the second half of a back-to-back, and goaltender Linus Ullmark left Monday’s game early. Detroit is 0-2-0.
It is priced as a coin flip, and that is the back-to-back talking: on form alone the unbeaten team would be a clear favourite over the winless one. Ottawa is 1.94 at 1xBet, 1.90 at BetLabel and 22Bet, and 1.89 at Tonybet, 20Bet and Granawin. Detroit is 1.94 at 1xBet, 1.92 at Granawin, 20Bet and Tonybet, and 1.90 at 22Bet and BetLabel. The total is 5.5 everywhere, with the Under at 2.13 at 1xBet.
Bet to consider: Senators moneyline at 1.94 with 1xBet. Ottawa has won both of its games and Detroit is still looking for its first point. The goaltending question is real, so this deserves the smallest stake of the three hockey bets.
USA Vs Canada Odds: Canada A 4.20 Shot In Minnesota
Canada travels to Allianz Field in St. Paul having won the last two meetings with the United States, both 2-1. Jesse Marsch’s side has not conceded in this window, beating Chile 1-0 and Peru 2-0. The Americans have been scoring freely, with a 4-1 win over Peru and a 3-0 win over Mexico in their recent friendlies.
The U.S. deserves to be favoured at home. The gap, though, has grown wider than the evidence supports. Canada was 3.40 on Monday morning, nothing on the pitch has changed since, and a team that keeps clean sheets and has beaten this opponent twice running is now priced as a long shot. I think the market has overreacted to the American scorelines.
Bet to consider: Canada to win at 4.20, available at Granawin, 20Bet and Tonybet. Canada has won the last two meetings and has kept two clean sheets in this window. It is an underdog bet and should be staked like one.
Chicago Fire Vs Whitecaps Odds: Vancouver Favoured On The Road
Vancouver goes to Soldier Field with 50 points from 26 matches (15-5-6), eight more than Chicago’s 42 (12-6-8) from the same number of games. The Whitecaps drew 3-3 with D.C. United last time out, while Chicago won 1-0 at Charlotte.
Vancouver is 2.29 at 1xBet, 2.25 at BetLabel and 22Bet and 2.24 at Tonybet. Chicago is 2.92 at 1xBet, 2.86 at 22Bet and BetLabel and 2.80 at Tonybet, with the draw best at 3.96 (1xBet). Road favourites in MLS are never comfortable, and Chicago is no pushover with 12 wins. But the better side over 26 matches is available at better than 2.25, and that is a fair price for the difference in class.
Bet to consider: Whitecaps to win at 2.29 with 1xBet, backing the side with eight more points than its host in preference to the draw.
Braves Vs Dodgers Odds: NLDS Game 3 In Atlanta
The series is tied 1-1 after Los Angeles won Game 1 5-3 and Atlanta took Game 2 3-2. Game 3 at Truist Park matches Chris Sale (14-9, 2.16 ERA) against Yoshinobu Yamamoto (14-9, 2.53 ERA), the reigning World Series MVP. There is no honest way to split them, so the total is the place to look.
Tonybet is the only book here with a moneyline: Dodgers 1.95, Braves 1.83. The total is 6.5, with the Under at 1.85 at 1xBet and 1.79 at BetLabel, 22Bet and Tonybet. The Over pays 2.09 at 1xBet.
Bet to consider: Under 6.5 runs at 1.85 with 1xBet. Both starters posted sub-2.60 ERAs and Game 2 produced five runs. The six-cent gap to the next book makes this one worth shopping.
Line Moves To Watch
- USA vs. Canada: Canada was 3.40 on Monday morning and is now 4.20 at Tonybet, Granawin and 20Bet. The U.S. shortened from 1.99 to 1.76. This drift is what put Canada on the card.
- Maple Leafs vs. Predators: Toronto drifted from 1.54 to 1.66 at 1xBet since Sunday, and Nashville came in from 2.62 to 2.33.
- Troy vs. Southern Miss: the college football total rose from 48.5 on Sunday to 50.5 at 20Bet, Granawin and Tonybet.
More Games On The Board
| League | Event | Time (ET) | Best Prices |
|---|---|---|---|
| NHL | Sabres vs. Wild | 7 p.m. | |
| NHL | Devils vs. Mammoth | 7 p.m. | |
| NHL | Rangers vs. Islanders | 7:30 p.m. | |
| NHL | Blackhawks vs. Blues | 8 p.m. |
St. Louis: 1.74 Granawin, 1.74 20Bet, 1.74 Tonybet, 1.74 1xBet |
| NHL | Kings vs. Panthers | 10 p.m. | |
| MLB | Padres vs. Brewers, NLDS Game 3 | 9:30 p.m. | |
| NCAAF | Troy vs. Southern Miss | 8 p.m. | |
| UEFA Nations League | Croatia vs. Spain | 2:45 p.m. | |
| UEFA Nations League | Scotland vs. Slovenia | 2:45 p.m. | |
| Friendly | Mexico vs. Chile | 10:30 p.m. |
Two notes on that list. Milwaukee leads its series 2-0 and is still the underdog in San Diego. And Spain’s short price has a reason behind it: the visitors are unbeaten in 41 matches, and Croatia lost 7-0 to England on Saturday.
Where To Bet Today
The one habit worth keeping is checking a second book before every bet: three Canadian teams are priced within a few cents of each other across six books tonight, and those cents add up over a season. Our sports betting odds page tracks the numbers through the day, and readers out west can see the best sportsbooks Alberta has to offer.
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