NHL Betting: Understanding the Concept of Zig Zag Theory at LinesMaker

NHL Betting: Understanding the Concept of Zig Zag Theory

Ice hockey is one of the most pop­u­lar sports across the globe. No won­der that bet­ting on NHL is a favorite option of the gam­blers after NFL, MLB and NBA. With numer­ous NHL games to bet on, mak­ing the right bet­ting NHL bet­ting pick is very tough but if you imple­ment the right strat­egy you can look for­ward to reap huge profit in the long run. Zig Zag the­ory is one of the many NHL strate­gies and is imple­mented in NHL play­off betting.

You need to observe the per­for­mance of both home and on road teams. As per this the­ory if the weaker road team man­ages to win Game 1, then its chances of win­ning the Game 2 is around 35 per­cent. This hap­pens because they have to face the big­ger team com­ing off a win and play­ing on the home turf. So obvi­ously the gen­eral pub­lic will bet on the home team to win. This is where you as a smart bet­tor have to cap­i­tal­ize on the great value pro­vided on an upset, which is likely to hap­pen around 33 per­cent of the time. Another thing that you have to look out for in NHL bet­ting is that usu­ally the team that is com­ing off a loss is more likely to win in the play­offs due to fear of elimination.

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