New Jersey Devils vs Utah Mammoth Prediction & Picks, October 6, 2026

The odds of Utah Mammoth winning at +110 offer some interesting value. Our numbers see this matchup as nearly a toss-up, which means both teams have a fair shot. The New Jersey Devils have been solid, winning 6 of their last 10 games, but they might be feeling the pressure at home. The most concrete risk here is how evenly matched these teams seem. With the Devils shooting more left-handed players than right, they could struggle against a well-rounded Utah defense. It's definitely a close call, but given the odds, it's worth considering the Mammoth for a potential upset.

New Jersey Devils vs Utah Mammoth: Utah Mammoth 2nd Period Moneyline (-102)

Betting on the Utah Mammoth to win the second period at odds of -102 looks promising. The New Jersey Devils have been solid lately, winning 6 of their last 10 games. However, the matchup seems pretty even, as our numbers rate it almost like a coin flip. The Mammoth might have a chance to surprise on the road. The Devils, while good overall, face a bit of pressure playing at home. If the Mammoth can keep their composure and find some scoring, they could take this period. Just remember, it could go either way since both teams are closely matched.

New Jersey Devils vs Utah Mammoth: Utah Mammoth 3rd Period Moneyline (+102)

The odds for Utah Mammoth to win the third period are offering a nice chance at +102. The New Jersey Devils have been strong lately, winning 6 of their last 10 games, which shows they can be tough to beat. However, this matchup is rated close to a coin flip, meaning it could go either way. The Devils may have the home advantage, but with the Mammoth looking to push back hard, it's all about which team can finish strong. A key risk is that both teams are closely matched, so either could take the win in the final period. It's a bit of a gamble, but that makes it exciting!

New Jersey Devils vs Utah Mammoth: Jake Allen Over 23.5 Saves (-102)

Jake Allen is the goalie for the Utah Mammoth, and he's been facing a lot of shots lately. The New Jersey Devils are scoring well, having won six of their last ten games, which means Allen will likely be busy trying to stop their offense. With the Devils' shooters mainly left-handed, they can create some tricky angles for him to cover. Betting on Allen to make over 23.5 saves seems like a solid choice. He's going to see plenty of action, but the risk is that New Jersey might not shoot enough to push him over that number, especially if they get ahead early. Still, with the way both teams are playing, there's a good chance he'll be tested often throughout the game.

New Jersey Devils vs Utah Mammoth: Karel Vejmelka Under 25.5 Saves (-102)

The New Jersey Devils have been on a solid run, winning 6 of their last 10 games. They play at the Prudential Center, which gives them a boost from their home crowd. Karel Vejmelka, the goalie for the Utah Mammoth, will face a tough challenge against the Devils' offense. With more than half of their skaters being left shooters, they can create some tricky shots that might keep Vejmelka busy, but the Devils have also shown they can score efficiently. However, this matchup is rated close to a coin flip, so there is a real chance Vejmelka could surprise everyone with a strong game. If he steps up and the Devils don't go all out on offense, he might keep his saves below 25.5. It's definitely a bet worth considering but remember, it could go either way.

New Jersey Devils vs Utah Mammoth: Jack Hughes Over 1.5 Points (+165)

The odds of +165 for Jack Hughes to get over 1.5 points look promising. He plays for the New Jersey Devils, who have won 6 of their last 10 games, showing they can score well lately. Plus, Hughes has been a key player on the ice, and with most of his teammates shooting left, they create good chances for him to rack up points. The biggest risk here is that the Utah Mammoth might put up a strong defense, making it tough for Hughes to shine. Still, the Devils are in good form, and Hughes has a real shot at hitting that points mark with the way the team is working together.

That is the full board for this game. Prices can move before you get on, so check the board at your bookmaker. Bet what you can afford to lose. If betting stops being fun, take a break.