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NHL · Moneyline · Avery Shaw “The Recovery”

Anaheim Ducks moneyline

Anaheim Ducks at New Jersey Devils · Thu, Oct 22, 7:00 p.m. EDT
Estimate cautionLost

Published odds

+175

bet365 · 2.75 dec

Model prob.

41.1%

Market (no-vig)

36.1%

Probability edge

5.1 points

Estimated return / stake

+10.0% (capped)

After uncertainty: +10.0% (capped)

Stake

1.0u

confidence 85%

A large model edge is a reason to be cautious, not a promise.

We cap displayed expected return at +10% and probability edge at 10 percentage points. Higher estimates are marked “Estimate caution.” This is a display safeguard, not proof the true edge is 10%. Original estimates remain visible in each pick’s analysis. Missing injuries, lineups or stale odds can inflate an estimate; any pick can lose.

Original estimates at publication (uncapped)

Expected return: +13.1% · Probability edge: 5.1 percentage points · Uncertainty-adjusted return: +10.9%. These are model estimates, not realized profits or guaranteed advantages.

Result

LOST

settled Oct 22, 22:02:04 EDT

Profit / loss

-1.00u

Closing price

+185

CLV -3.5%

Analysis

Executive summary

Avery Shaw “The Recovery”: Anaheim Ducks moneyline at 2.75 with bet365, 1 unit. The model gives Anaheim a 41.1% win probability, making this a price-based underdog selection—not a prediction that Anaheim is the likelier winner.

Statistical rationale

Both teams have 2 rest days, so there is no current rest-gap advantage. The recovery component uses 80 historical comparable games, with a reported match distance of 0 and an Anaheim win estimate of 50.8%.

Recovery effects must appear in real comparable games. This historical component supports the selection, but it does not establish a standalone fatigue advantage. The final model estimate is more conservative.

Recent performance

Over the last 10 games:

  • Anaheim: 2.8 goals scored and 3.5 allowed per game.
  • New Jersey: 3.3 scored and 3.1 allowed.

Across the supplied 60-game season samples:

  • Anaheim: 3.17 scored and 3.47 allowed.
  • New Jersey: 2.83 scored and 3.12 allowed.

Recent scoring results favor New Jersey.

Projected probabilities

  • Anaheim win: 41.1%.
  • New Jersey win: 58.9%.
  • Recovery-component Anaheim estimate: 50.8%.

Projected scoring is 3.06 for Anaheim and 3.35 for New Jersey.

Market price comparison

The supplied no-vig market probability for Anaheim is 36.1%, versus the model’s 41.1%—an edge of 5.1 percentage points.

At 2.75, the model estimates a 13.1% expected return, with adjusted expected return of 10.9%. These are estimates, not guaranteed returns.

Reasons supporting the selection

  • The offered 2.75 exceeds model fair odds of 2.43.
  • Historical recovery comparables provide support beyond the market’s assessment.
  • The final estimate remains favorable despite a 55.0% market weight.

Factors that could invalidate it

  • Anaheim’s recent scoring deficit could persist.
  • New Jersey leads the supplied Elo ratings, 1507.17 to 1492.30, and projected scoring.
  • The historical recovery sample may not transfer reliably to this matchup; equal rest alone does not demonstrate an advantage.

Uncertainty and data limitations

Injuries, lineups, starting goalies/pitchers, weather, and advanced metrics—including xG, EPA, DVOA, and FIP—were not considered. Referee and active-official information was also unavailable.

The historical database contains 1,716 games, but the recovery component uses 80. Individual comparable-game results and detailed schedule-density inputs were not supplied, limiting independent verification of the recovery signal.

Price threshold

Break-even decimal odds = 1 / win probability = 1 / 0.41120842288882786 = 2.4318568014117616, approximately 2.43.

The offered 2.75 clears that threshold. Positive model value requires a price above the unrounded break-even level.