Full preview: New Jersey Devils vs Winnipeg Jets prediction, odds and every market
On November 10, 2026 our model has run New Jersey Devils at Winnipeg Jets and priced every market it can. Our strongest call is New Jersey Devils 3-Way Moneyline (+115), 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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The New Jersey Devils are on fire, winning 9 of their last 10 games. They've been scoring well and have a good rhythm going right now, which makes them tough to beat. On the other hand, the Winnipeg Jets have struggled, winning only 3 of their last 10. While they do block a decent number of shots and land a fair amount of hits, they haven't been able to keep up the winning pace. Betting on the Devils feels solid given their current form, but this matchup is close. The Jets are always dangerous at home, and they might surprise everyone. The best risk here is that the Jets can turn things around on any given night.
Winnipeg Jets vs New Jersey Devils: Winnipeg Jets 2nd Period 3-Way Moneyline (+195)
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The Winnipeg Jets have been hitting hard this season, averaging more hits per game than most teams. They know how to keep the pressure on, especially at home. The New Jersey Devils are a solid team, but with many players still finding their rhythm, they may struggle to keep up with Winnipeg's intensity in the second period. Betting on the Jets to win the second period at good odds is worth a look. The biggest risk here is that both teams have had players who haven't played many games yet, which can lead to unpredictable moments. Still, with the Jets' strong home performance, they could really surprise us.
Winnipeg Jets vs New Jersey Devils: New Jersey Devils +1.5 Puck Lines (-357)
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The New Jersey Devils have been on fire lately, winning 9 out of their last 10 games, which is a huge boost to their confidence. They're facing a Winnipeg Jets team that has struggled, winning only 3 of their last 10. The Devils are really good at keeping shots away with a solid defense, and they have shown they can keep up the pressure. Betting on the Devils to cover the puck line at +1.5 looks smart here. The Jets do block a decent number of shots, but they might not be able to keep up with the Devils' offense, especially at home. The biggest risk is that both teams are pretty close in overall talent, but the Devils' current form gives them a strong chance to pull this off.
Winnipeg Jets vs New Jersey Devils: Timo Meier Over 3.5 Shots on Goal (+154)
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Timo Meier is a key player for the New Jersey Devils, and he's in great form lately. He's been taking a good number of shots, and the Jets have struggled defensively, allowing plenty of opportunities. Even though Winnipeg has blocked more shots than the average team, their performance isn't consistent, which gives Meier a solid chance to get his shots off. With the Devils winning nine out of their last ten games, they're riding a wave of confidence. The bet on Meier to have over 3.5 shots on goal feels right, especially since he's likely to get his chances against a Jets team that has been up and down. The biggest risk here is that the Jets could tighten up defensively, but Meier's scoring chances should still be there.
Winnipeg Jets vs New Jersey Devils: Jack Hughes Under 4.5 Shots on Goal (-167)
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The odds for Jack Hughes to have under 4.5 shots on goal look promising. With the New Jersey Devils on the road and the Winnipeg Jets being a tough team lately, it's likely that Hughes might not get as many quality chances. The Jets have been blocking about 13 shots a game, which is close to what the league averages, showing they're good at getting in the way of shots. While Hughes is a talented player, the Jets have been tough on defense. The Devils have only landed around 17 hits a game, which means they might struggle to keep the pressure on. Given these factors, there's a solid chance Hughes stays under that mark, but the Jets are still capable of surprising us.
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