Maple Leafs vs. Lightning Prediction and Odds - Apr 29, 2023
Last updated: | Published:The Tampa Bay Lightning and Toronto Maple Leafs lock horns in of the NHL at Amalie Arena on Saturday, starting at 7:00PM ET.
The Stanley Cup Playoffs is an elimination tournament in the NHL to determine the winner of the Stanley Cup.
Sixteen teams, including the Maple Leafs and Lightning, made the NHL Playoffs 2023, which consists of 4 rounds – the First Round, Second Round, Conference Finals and Stanley Cup Finals.
Each round of the NHL Playoffs is played as a best-of-seven series, with the first team to 4 wins advancing to the next round until a champion is crowned.
Dimers' top betting picks for Maple Leafs vs. Lightning, as well as game predictions, betting odds and touchdown scorer probabilities, are detailed in this article.
Who will win Maple Leafs vs. Lightning?
Based on state-of-the-art computer power and data, Dimers.com has simulated Saturday's Maple Leafs-Lightning NHL Playoffs matchup 10,000 times.
Dimers' proven predictive analytics model, DimersBOT, can't split the two teams, giving both the Maple Leafs and Lightning a 50% chance of winning the game.
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Maple Leafs vs. Lightning Current Odds
- Moneyline: Lightning -110, Maple Leafs -105
- Total: Over/Under 6.5 (-106/-110)
Moneyline and Over/Under
In a sign of how close this game is expected to be, both the Lightning and Maple Leafs are currently at minus-money betting odds on the moneyline.
BetMGM currently has the best moneyline odds for the Lightning at -110. That means you can risk $110 to win $100, for a total payout of $210, if they get the W.
Elsewhere, PointsBet currently has the best moneyline odds for the Maple Leafs at -105, where you can risk $105 to win $100, for a total payout of $205, if they come out on top.
The Over/Under is set at 6.5 with FanDuel Sportsbook, which currently has the best odds for the Over at -106, while PointsBet currently has the best odds for the Under at -110.
As always, make sure you check the sportsbooks you can bet with in your state for the best NHL odds and lines.
According to DimersBOT, the 6.5-goal Over/Under is a 53% chance of going Under.
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Best Bets for Maple Leafs vs. Lightning
- Moneyline: Maple Leafs @ -105 via PointsBet (50% probability)
- Total: Under 6.5 @ -110 via PointsBet (53% probability)
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Maple Leafs vs. Lightning Prediction
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Dimers has full coverage of Saturday's Maple Leafs-Lightning matchup, including pregame predictions, free betting picks, and live win probabilities.
Maple Leafs vs. Lightning Player Props
Who will score the first goal in Maple Leafs vs. Lightning? The data is in.
Featured below are the most likely first goal and most likely anytime goal scorers for both the Maple Leafs and Lightning.
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According to DimersBOT, Toronto's Auston Matthews is most likely to score the first goal in Maple Leafs vs. Lightning.
DimersBOT gives Matthews a ** chance of scoring the first goal at Amalie Arena, while the Maple Leafs star is a 47.8% chance of netting an anytime goal**.
Scroll down for our complete list of first and anytime goal scorer probabilities.
First Goal Scorer Probabilities
Toronto Maple Leafs
- Auston Matthews: 10.4% probability
- Mitchell Marner: 6.7% probability
- John Tavares: 5.1% probability
- William Nylander: 4.8% probability
- Michael Bunting: 3.9% probability
Tampa Bay Lightning
- Nikita Kucherov: 7.1% probability
- Steven Stamkos: 7.0% probability
- Brayden Point: 6.3% probability
- Alex Killorn: 4.8% probability
- Brandon Hagel: 3.5% probability
Anytime Goal Scorer Probabilities
Toronto Maple Leafs
- Auston Matthews: 47.8% probability
- Mitchell Marner: 35.3% probability
- John Tavares: 27.9% probability
- William Nylander: 26.7% probability
- Ryan O'Reilly: 21.5% probability
Tampa Bay Lightning
- Steven Stamkos: 35.5% probability
- Nikita Kucherov: 35.0% probability
- Brayden Point: 33.9% probability
- Alex Killorn: 25.4% probability
- Brandon Hagel: 21.6% probability
Don't forget, DimersBOT updates frequently, so check this page for the latest betting insights ahead of Maple Leafs vs. Lightning on Saturday April 29, 2023.
Maple Leafs vs. Lightning 2023 Game Info
Saturday's matchup between the Lightning and Maple Leafs in the NHL Playoffs is scheduled to begin at 7:00PM ET.
- Who: Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Tampa Bay Lightning
- Date: Saturday April 29, 2023
- Time: 7:00PM ET / 4:00PM PT
- Venue: Amalie Arena
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