Tonight, Josie Costigan and I have a +700 four-leg NHL same game parlay for the Western Conference Final between the Edmonton Oilers and the Dallas Stars.
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NHL Same Game Parlay Tonight: Edmonton Oilers vs Dallas Stars Game 1
| Parlay Legs | Odds |
|---|---|
| OVER 6 Goals | -112 |
| OVER 1.5 P1 Goals | -130 |
| Skinner UNDER 24.5 Saves | -105 |
| Johnston OVER 2.5 SOG | -150 |
| Parlay Odds | +700 |
Get all the betting data and insights you want for this game at our Edmonton Oilers vs Dallas Stats matchup page.
Same Game Parlay Leg 1: OVER 6 Goals
Just because Jake Oettinger owned the Colorado Avalanche doesn't mean he will own the Edmonton Oilers. In fact, look at his career stats against the Oilers. In six games, he's got a poor 0.905SV% and 2.68GAA.
Edmonton has been a good OVER play through the playoffs going 7-4-1 (58%).
Now add that Dallas has been sitting and waiting for a few days. They haven't played since May 17th. Since the 2020 playoffs, a home team on four or more days of rest has seen the total go OVER 10 times in 15 games (67%).
Same Game Parlay Leg 2: OVER 1.5 Goals P1
Those of you who've been following me for some time now will know that I love these bets.
Through the playoffs, Edmonton is 9-3 (75%) against the OVER and 4-2 (67%) when on the road. Meanwhile, the Stars are 5-2 (71%) in this market when playing on home ice.
And look, when the general OVER for Dallas the first-period total had also gone OVER 80%. For Edmonton, that rate is 78%.
Same Game Parlay Leg 3: Stuart Skinner UNDER 24.5 Saves (-105)
Skinner has only saved over 25 shots three times in these playoffs with the last time being Game 4 against the Kings. Dallas doesn’t rush out the gate in the postseason, losing its last four series openers. This season, the Stars sniped 22 shots against Colorado and 29 against the Golden Knights in the respective Game 1s.
Edmonton has been trying to protect its shaky goaltending, too. The Oilers blocked a whopping 21 shots in Game 7 against the Canucks and a total of 50 across the last three outings of the series. Even if Skinner does face a hefty amount of shots, I don’t expect him to save a lot.
Same Game Parlay Leg 4: Wyatt Johnston OVER 2.5 Shots (-150)
Just a few points shy of leading his team, Johnston does own the most shots (45) snapped by Dallas this postseason. The 21-year-old recorded the second-most shots against Edmonton in the regular season (12), averaging four shots per game across three outings. The only team he saw more shots against this year was San Jose but, I mean, obviously. I could probably manage 14 shots on that team, too.
