On November 03, 2026 our model has run Edmonton Oilers at New Jersey Devils and priced every market it can. Our strongest call is Under 5.5 Total Goals (+120), which we rate long shot confidence. Every bet below is our own number against the price on the board, in plain English.
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New Jersey Devils vs Edmonton Oilers: Under 5.5 Total Goals (+120)
Odds correct at time of publishing
The New Jersey Devils are set to face the Edmonton Oilers at Prudential Center. Both teams have been pretty balanced lately, but the Oilers have shown solid form, winning seven out of their last ten games. Despite that, the Devils have struggled with goal-scoring, as only a few of their players have hit double digits in games this season. This could lead to a tighter game with fewer total goals.
The Oilers are known for their strong defense, blocking a healthy number of shots each game. With both teams playing well defensively, it's likely that this matchup will stay under the total of 5.5 goals. The biggest risk here is how close the teams are, and if they find their scoring touch, things could shift quickly. Keep an eye on how they perform right before the puck drops!
New Jersey Devils vs Edmonton Oilers: Edmonton Oilers +1.5 Puck Line (-192)
Odds correct at time of publishing
The Edmonton Oilers need to keep the game close against the New Jersey Devils tonight. They've both been winning a lot lately, each winning seven out of their last ten games, so it could be a tight match. The Oilers have shown they can hold their own with solid defense, blocking an average of nearly 14 shots per game, which is right around what the league typically sees.
While the Devils have performed well, they're not blowing teams out, and the Oilers can keep it competitive. The biggest risk is that the game could easily swing either way since both teams are playing well. Still, with the Oilers getting a little extra cushion with this bet, it's a solid pick for a close game.
New Jersey Devils vs Edmonton Oilers: Edmonton Oilers 3-Way Moneyline (+195)
Odds correct at time of publishing
For the Edmonton Oilers to win tonight, they need to outscore the New Jersey Devils on the road. Both teams have been strong lately, winning seven of their last ten games, but the Oilers have shown they can be tough opponents.
The main risk is that the Devils have home-ice advantage, which can give them a boost. However, the Oilers have been solid at blocking shots, making it harder for the Devils to find open shooting lanes. With the odds at +195, taking a chance on the Oilers feels like a smart pick tonight.
New Jersey Devils vs Edmonton Oilers: Connor Hellebuyck Under 24.5 Saves (-115)
Odds correct at time of publishing
At Prudential Center, the New Jersey Devils are looking strong, having won 7 of their last 10 games. Connor Hellebuyck is in goal for the Devils, and with their solid defense, they've been blocking just under 12 shots per game. That's below the league average, which suggests they're limiting the number of shots he faces.
The Edmonton Oilers also won 7 of their last 10, but they hit a lot more than they block. This means they might create chances for themselves but also leave gaps. With both teams playing well and Hellebuyck's strong performance, there's a good chance he could stay under 24.5 saves. A risk to consider is how close both teams are in strength, which could lead to more chances than expected.
New Jersey Devils vs Edmonton Oilers: Connor McDavid Over 0.5 Assists (-222)
Odds correct at time of publishing
Connor McDavid is one of the best playmakers in hockey, and he's been on fire lately. The New Jersey Devils and Edmonton Oilers are both in good form, winning seven of their last ten games. Playing at home, the Devils will be tough, but McDavid has shown he can create chances against any opponent. With his skill, he's likely to set up at least one goal in this matchup.
The biggest risk here is that both teams are playing well, which could make the game tighter. However, McDavid's ability to assist makes this bet look strong. It's hard to see him finishing a game without at least one assist, especially given his talent.
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