We usually only consider bloggers who have at least 1000 followers on Twitter – but we will also look at your engagement levels as a measure and as such consider bloggers with fewer followers if engagement is high. (Unfortunately, this does not include Goodreads, Amazon reviews or similar). You must have your own blog, or be a guest writer for an established platform. If you would like to join the group, there are some basics we’d like you to be able to show: Game odds refresh periodically and are subject to change.Like most publishers, we have a group of bloggers we send our books to for review. This team is being disrespected and undervalued by oddsmakers, so feel free to jump on the Kings train with me and place a bet. If you’re looking for a value bet to win the Cup, look no further than Los Angeles. The Kings also have the best record at home in the Western Conference, sitting at 25-9-4.

934 save percentage since joining the Kings. The Kings have been playing some solid hockey and have been getting great play from their goaltenders, specifically from their trade deadline acquisition, Joonas Korpisalo. They’re just three points back from the division-leading Golden Knights, and one point back with a game in hand on the Oilers.ĭespite being close in the standings, the Golden Knights and Oilers have much shorter odds at +1200 and +1100 respectively. The Kings have been undervalued all season from a betting standpoint and now with two weeks to go, they still have a great shot to win the Pacific Division. How about the Los Angeles Kings at +2000? Instead, we need to look at teams further down the odds list to find value. But, if you want to bet on either of those two teams, there’s no value at this point of the season. There are the obvious teams at the top of the odds board, including the President Trophy winning Boston Bruins and the defending champion Colorado Avalanche. When I look at the list of teams, there’s one that sticks out more than the rest: the Los Angeles Kings. With that being the case, now is the time to start looking at the odds board to see each team’s chances of winning the Stanley Cup. We are entering the final two weeks of the NHL season and teams across the league are starting to lock up their playoff berths.

Tor macmillan