Tactics for a Philadelphia Win in Stanley Cup Betting

The Philadelphia Flyers have entirely no business competing in the Stanley Cup wagering finals. For most of the whole NHL wagering season, this is a team that was little more than average. This is also a team that, on the last day of the season, only slightly qualified for the NHL Playoff wagering action by winning a shootout vs the New York Rangers.

However this is also a team that re-wrote the NHL probabilities history books by becoming the first NHL team in forty years to come back from a 3- deficit in an NHL playoff wagering series. It's also a team that has made hockey betting fans believe anything is possible and it's a #7 seed that lost a nail-biter of a Stanley Cup betting Game 1 after leading much of the game.

Philadelphia may have lost the opening match of the Stanley Cup probabilities tournament, yet the team also showed to the sports wagering world that in spite of having no chance of whipping an excellent Chicago squad on paper, on the ice this team can go toe to toe with any team in the hockey wagering tournament.

And the Flyers can secure this series and lift the Stanley Cup if they can keep up the frantic pace of Game 1.

Nobody predicted Game 1 to play out the way it did. In the first match of the series we saw why the Goalies were a little suspect heading into the Stanley Cup wagering, as they combined to give up a mind-numbing 11 goals.

Philadelphia have to a better job of protecting Hawks players on their own side of the ice and clearing players off the front of the goal. The larger and more vigorous Hawks forwards had their way with the Flyers' defenders in Game 1 of this hockey wagering competition.

The Flyers might wind up regretting Game 1 as they really let the match get away. Chicago's best players Jonathaw Toews, Patrick Kane and Dustin Byfuglien were terrible as they went a combined minus-9 in the match. The Flyers didn't make a solitary penalty and they still lost. The Blackhawks realize that they probably stole a match they should not have won. The Flyers were underdogs in the first place, and this does not bode well for them. If the underdog doesn't win a game they ought to, they almost never win the NHL wagering series. The Blackhawks showed they can win when they didn't have a solitary power play and without their top line doing anything. In Game 2 on Monday, when they defeated the Flyers 2-1, they played a better game.

Be prepared to see a much more aggressive Flyers team on defense and expect the team to keep on charging hard at the goal on the other end. The Flyers have a high probability of stealing a game on the enemy's ice and heading back to Philly in control of the Stanley Cup wagering energy, if the defense can tighten up just a bit and win the battle against Chicago's forwards.