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Chicago Blackhawks @ Tampa Bay Lightning
Chicago Blackhawks: On a back-to-backChicago Blackhawks: 3rd game in 4 nightsTampa Bay Lightning: rested, opponent on a back-to-backTampa Bay Lightning: Opponent: 3rd game in 4 nightsChicago Blackhawks goalie: Arvid Soderblom (probable)Tampa Bay Lightning goalie: Andrei Vasilevskiy (probable)
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- The bet (how to read a pick)
- Every suggested bet shows the team to back, the exchange to use, the most to pay, and a button that opens that exact game. Pay that price or less; above it, the value may be gone.
- Fair price (fair %)
- The chance a team wins according to the sharpest sportsbook line we can get (Pinnacle when posted, otherwise DraftKings), with the book's built-in cut removed. Buying below the fair price is buying at a discount.
- Example: Fair 55% and the exchange sells the team at 50¢: you're paying 50¢ for something worth about 55¢.
- Gap in points (+3.5)
- How many cents per $1 cheaper the team is than its fair price, after fees. +3.5 means about 3.5¢ of value on every $1 contract. Bigger is better.
- Exchange vs sportsbook
- A sportsbook (DraftKings, FanDuel) sets the odds and takes the other side of your bet. An exchange (Kalshi, Polymarket) matches you with other traders at prices shown in cents.
- Yes / No
- Every Kalshi contract has two sides. Buying Yes on "Nets win" bets the Nets win; buying No bets they don't. So a big No on one team is really a bet on the other team.
- Sharp
- A bettor or trader with a long, proven record of winning, usually by betting before prices move. A casual bettor is called a square.
- Whale
- A trader placing a very large bet. We flag every single Kalshi trade of $2,500 or more on today's games.
- Example: $40K traded on the Nets at 52¢ = a whale backing the Nets.
Chicago Blackhawks
Sportsbook moneyline
| Exchange | Price | With fee |
|---|---|---|
| Kalshi ↗ | 20¢ | 21.1¢ |
| Polymarket ↗ | 20¢ | 21.1¢ |
| Novig | — | — |
| ProphetX | — | — |
Traded on Kalshi: $19K
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Tampa Bay Lightning
Sportsbook moneyline
| Exchange | Price | With fee |
|---|---|---|
| Kalshi ↗ | 81¢ | 82.1¢ |
| Polymarket ↗ | 81¢ | 82.1¢ |
| Novig | — | — |
| ProphetX | — | — |
Traded on Kalshi: $41K
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Sportsbook lines
- Moneyline
- Chicago Blackhawks · Tampa Bay Lightning
- Spread
- Tampa Bay Lightning -1.5
- Total
- O/U 6.5
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Kalshi price today
$59K traded
12:00 AMChicago Blackhawks 23¢ → 20¢Tampa Bay Lightning 78¢ → 81¢fair price (sportsbooks)5:10 PM
Kalshi whale trades
Single Kalshi bets of $2,500+ on this game, grouped by the team they back. To follow one, use that team's green button above.
Chicago Blackhawks0 · $0
Tampa Bay Lightning1 · $9K
Injury report
- Patrick Kane RW · Chicago BlackhawksOutHead coach Jeff Blashill said after Monday's 5-2 loss to the Avalanche that Kane has an upper-body injury and will miss at least the next couple of games, Ben Pope of the Chicago Sun-Times reports.
- Zemgus Girgensons C · Tampa Bay LightningDay-To-Dayday-to-day
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