NHL Best Bets and Player Props, November 10, 2026: Avalanche, Boldy and Kaprizov
NHL best bets for November 10, 2026: Colorado moneyline, Matt Boldy shots, Kirill Kaprizov anytime goal and Devils–Jets over 6 with current sportsbook prices.
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Colorado’s moneyline leads Tuesday’s NHL betting card, with Matt Boldy’s shot volume and Kirill Kaprizov’s scoring role providing the player-prop angles. The other game to target is New Jersey at Winnipeg, where the Devils’ confirmed goalie decision materially changes the matchup.
Connor Hellebuyck will not start against his former team. Jake Allen is the announced New Jersey starter, a key detail for anyone evaluating the total.
NHL best bets and player props
| Market | Pick | Odds | Sportsbook | Start, ET |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Top side | Colorado moneyline | -159 | BetRivers | 7:00 p.m. |
| Shot-volume prop | Matt Boldy over 3.5 shots | -106 | BetRivers | 7:00 p.m. |
| Anytime scorer | Kirill Kaprizov to score | +105 | DraftKings | 7:00 p.m. |
| Game total | Devils–Jets over 6 goals | -140 | BetMGM | 7:00 p.m. |
Odds checked November 10, 2026, at approximately 1:22 p.m. ET. Prices are reported by the BetSharp odds comparison feed and can change before puck drop. Confirm the listed market and price at the sportsbook. Colorado odds; Boldy prop; Kaprizov prop; Devils–Jets total.
The two Minnesota props have shared game exposure. Treat the card as individual selections, with that concentration in mind, rather than four unrelated outcomes or an automatic parlay.
Top moneyline pick: Colorado Avalanche -159
Colorado visits a Toronto team that has lost three straight and five of six since October 26. The Avalanche arrive after a 4-0 win over Detroit, with Nathan MacKinnon, Cale Makar and Martin Necas each producing three points. Toronto won the earlier meeting 6-3, so this is not a case for dismissing the home team’s scoring ability. Reuters matchup preview.
The broader matchup supports Colorado: the Avalanche score 4.0 goals and generate 30.4 shots per game, while Toronto allows 3.4 goals and 29.5 shots. Those season rates point toward sustained offensive opportunity for the visitors. DraftKings team statistics.
The moneyline is the choice because Colorado only needs to win. Requiring a two-goal margin would add a separate obstacle to a matchup where Toronto still owns a 28.6% power play. A close game that ends in overtime works for the standard full-game moneyline.
The risk: Toronto has enough offensive quality to punish penalties. Sergei Bobrovsky is confirmed for the Maple Leafs; MacKenzie Blackwood is likely for Colorado after leaving the morning skate first. Blackwood still needs a final confirmation. Starting-goalie board.
Pick: Colorado moneyline -159 at BetRivers. The comparison page was updated at 12:58 p.m. ET. BetMGM is listed at -170 and DraftKings at -175 for the same market. Book-by-book moneyline.
Best shots prop: Matt Boldy over 3.5 shots, -106
Boldy has 81 shots in 19 games, an average of 4.26 per game. This wager needs four shots on goal, so his season volume is the starting point for the recommendation. An average above the line does not establish the probability of clearing it, but it does support evaluating a shots market without needing him to score. Minnesota–Montreal player statistics.
His deployment is also attractive. Boldy is projected with Kirill Kaprizov and Joel Eriksson Ek at even strength, and the three share Minnesota’s first power play. That puts him in the primary offensive group in both situations. Minnesota’s projected lines.
Montreal allows 28.4 shots per game in DraftKings’ team data. That is a workable environment, though not a reason to assume unlimited volume. The most important part of the bet is Boldy’s role, not a prediction that Minnesota must dominate the entire game.
The risk: Minnesota can score efficiently without Boldy reaching four shots, and a short-handed or low-possession game can reduce his opportunities. A successful Wild offense does not automatically cash the prop.
Pick: Boldy over 3.5 shots on goal -106 at BetRivers. Verified prop price.
Anytime scorer: Kirill Kaprizov +105
Kaprizov enters with 16 goals in 19 games. He has 61 shots, which means his finishing rate is approximately 26.2%. The scoring form is strong, but that conversion rate is also a reason to avoid turning his recent goal pace into an assumed chance of scoring tonight. Kaprizov’s current totals.
The role gives the selection its foundation. Kaprizov is part of Minnesota’s main even-strength line and first power-play unit, alongside high-end offensive teammates. Minnesota’s 26.5% power play faces Montreal’s 78.3% penalty kill in the DraftKings team snapshot. This offers a second scoring route beyond five-on-five play.
I prefer the straightforward anytime market here. He needs one credited goal, and there is no requirement that it come first or that Minnesota win. That keeps the selection tied to his role rather than adding a specific game script.
The risk: Anytime-scorer bets remain volatile even for elite players. Kaprizov can create chances, record assists and play well without scoring. This is the card’s higher-variance prop, and the Boldy selection already gives us another investment in the same Minnesota attack.
Pick: Kaprizov anytime goal +105 at DraftKings. BetMGM is listed at +100, so the sportsbook matters for the stated recommendation. Kaprizov book comparison.
Game total: Devils–Jets over 6, -140
New Jersey confirmed that Hellebuyck will not start in Winnipeg. Devils statement. Daily Faceoff lists Jake Allen as confirmed and Nico Daws as likely for Winnipeg after taking the starter’s crease at the morning skate. Updated goalie statuses.
Allen enters with a 3.20 goals-against average and an .881 save percentage across nine games. New Jersey is seeking a sixth consecutive win, with its offense helping drive that run. Reuters game preview.
The team matchup offers scoring routes at both ends. New Jersey averages 3.7 goals and 33.7 shots; Winnipeg allows 3.5 goals per game. At the other end, the Devils’ 67.6% penalty kill gives Winnipeg a way to convert limited opportunities. The concern is that New Jersey allows only 24.8 shots per game, which can suppress the Jets’ contribution. Josh Morrissey is returning for Winnipeg and is projected on PP1, adding an offensive option for the Jets while strengthening their blue line. Morrissey’s return report.
At over 6, seven or more goals wins and exactly six pushes under standard full-game total rules. A 4-2 final score returns the stake; a 5-2 final cashes the bet.
Pick: Devils–Jets over 6 goals -140 at BetMGM. The game page was updated at 1:01 p.m. ET. DraftKings’ listed alternative is over 6.5 at -105, which loses at exactly six goals. It is a different wager and should not be substituted as though only the price changed. Total and alternate lines.
Final checks before puck drop
Confirm the remaining goalies and check for late scratches involving the selected players. The market descriptions matter: four Boldy shots cashes over 3.5; Kaprizov needs a goal; Colorado needs a full-game win; over 6 pushes at six goals. Check the sportsbook’s overtime, shootout and player-participation rules on the exact market being offered.
Updated November 10, 2026, 1:22 p.m. ET. All times Eastern. Betting involves risk. Bet only where legal and within your budget.