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Just one point separates the Carolina Hurricanes from the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. They had a golden opportunity to snatch the 8 spot in their last game visiting the woeful Thrashers but gave up 4 straight goals en route to a 6-2 loss.

Things only get tougher from here.

Tonight, the Canes face the 40-19 Washington Capitals at the Verizon Center where the Caps are 25-7 on the season. More importantly for sports bettors though, it’s a place where the Washington is 16-8 OVER against teams ranked outside the top 10 in ESPN’s power rankings.

The Caps are coming off their own surpisingly tough loss, a 6-2 beat down at home at the hands of the up and down Florida Panthers. The good news for bettors though is that Washington, who is 11-2-2 OVER in their last 14 overall games, is 14-4 OVER after allowing 4 or more goals this season and 8-1 OVER following a loss by 3 goals or more.

Carolina who is 8-4 OVER in their last 12 games helps our trend out with a 7-1 OVER mark following 5 straight games with 30 or more shots on goal and an impressive 11-5 OVER mark after having won 4 of their last 6 games this season.

With Carolina having two full days of rest between road games and having a lot to play for, and Washington looking to bounce back from an embarrassing home loss, the trends certainly could be pointing us in the right direction in this one.

Happy Betting!

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DISCLAIMER: Never place a wager based on a few good trends. These trends are not intended as official recommendations. Rather, they are meant to be used in conjunction with smart analysis. In other words, you still need to do your homework.   

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With that said, here are today’s top sports betting trends:

Game: Philidelphia 76ers at Washington Wizards
Trend: Teams (Washington) in a triple revenge situation (three straight losses to their opponent) facing a team coming off a loss as a road favorite (Philidelphia) are 32-8 ATS (80%) over the past 5 seasons.

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Trend: Underdogs (Portland) coming off an ATS win where they lost straight up are just 10-41 ATS (19.6%) over the last 5 seasons when playing a good team (60%-75% winning percentage).

Game: San Jose Sharks at Detroit Red WIngs
Trend: Teams that have allowed 2 or fewer goals in 3 straight games (San Jose) are just 12-29 against the moneyline (29.2%) over the last 5 seasons when facing an opponent that has played in 3 straight games where 7 or more goals were scored (Detroit).

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