Edmonton Oilers vs. St. Louis Blues Prediction, Odds, NHL Picks [2/15/2024]

The St. Louis Blues and Edmonton Oilers are scheduled to meet in the NHL at Enterprise Center on Thursday, starting at 8:00PM ET.

Dimers.com's in-depth preview for Thursday's Oilers vs. Blues matchup includes the latest betting odds, as well as our predictions and picks for the game.

Oilers vs. Blues Prediction: Who Will Win

We have used trusted machine learning and data to simulate the outcome of Thursday's NHL game between the Oilers and Blues 10,000 times, in keeping with our coverage of NHL picks.

Our independent predictive analytics model gives the Oilers a 62% chance of beating the Blues.

According to our model, the 6.5-goal Over/Under also has a 51% chance of going over.

Oilers vs. Blues Odds

We have sourced the best betting odds in America for this game, which are listed here:

Bet Type	Oilers	Blues
Moneyline	-225	+198
Total	o6.5 (-106)	u6.5 (-110)

• FanDuel Sportsbook currently has the best moneyline odds for the Blues at +198, which means you can throw down $100 to profit $198, earning a total payout of $298, if they win.
• BetMGM Sportsbook currently has the best moneyline odds for the Oilers at -225, where you can risk $225 to win $100 for a total payout of $325 if they come out on top.
• The Over/Under for total goals scored is set at 6.5 with FanDuel, which currently has the best odds for the Over at -106, while BetMGM currently has the best odds for the Under at -110.

All odds are correct at the time of publication and are subject to change.

Oilers vs. Blues Picks

Our predictions matched with the current odds reveal the top betting picks to make on this game, detailed in Dimers' best NHL bets, crafted from expert modeling and analysis:

Bet Type	Our Pick	Best Odds
Moneyline	Blues	+198 🔥
Total	Over 6.5	-106

While the Oilers are more likely to win the game, betting on the Blues moneyline is the best option because of the 4.1% edge identified when comparing our data-led probabilities to the betting odds currently on offer.

Oilers vs. Blues Player Props

Who will score the first goal in Oilers vs. Blues?

According to our model, Edmonton's Connor McDavid is most likely to score the first goal in Oilers vs. Blues.

Our projections give McDavid an 8.8% chance of scoring the first goal at Enterprise Center, while the Oilers star is a 44.8% chance of netting an anytime goal.

First Goal Scorer Predictions

Edmonton Oilers

Player	First Goal Probability
Connor McDavid	8.8%
Leon Draisaitl	8.1%
Zach Hyman	6.3%
Evander Kane	5.2%
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins	4.8%

St. Louis Blues

Player	First Goal Probability
Jordan Kyrou	6.6%
Pavel Buchnevich	5.5%
Jake Neighbours	4.3%
Brandon Saad	3.7%
Robert Thomas	3.6%

Anytime Goal Scorer Predictions

Edmonton Oilers

Player	Anytime Goal Probability
Connor McDavid	44.8%
Leon Draisaitl	44.0%
Zach Hyman	38.8%
Evander Kane	29.1%
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins	28.5%

St. Louis Blues

Player	Anytime Goal Probability
Jordan Kyrou	33.1%
Pavel Buchnevich	31.1%
Jake Neighbours	26.4%
Robert Thomas	22.9%
Brayden Schenn	21.8%

Oilers vs. Blues Game Information

Thursday's game between the Blues and Oilers at Enterprise Center is scheduled to begin at 8:00PM ET.

• Who: Edmonton Oilers vs. St. Louis Blues
• Date: Thursday February 15, 2024
• Time: 8:00PM ET / 5:00PM PT
• Venue: Enterprise Center

Our full betting coverage of Oilers vs. Blues includes pregame predictions, betting picks, and live win probabilities.

Conclusion

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