Should Bettors Take the Blue Jackets Price vs Lightnings?

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Dan Shapiro

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17 August, 2020

Should Bettors Take the Blue Jackets Price vs Lightnings?

The Tampa Bay Lightning are a -650 favorite to win their NHL Playoffs series against the Columbus Blue Jackets, but there are some who believe taking the Blue Jackets to win for a $500 payout on $100 may be a smart move. Tell us more...

"If we get to a Game 7, you'd want those 8/1 odds."

Take a look - here's @ToddWright2020 with @beatingthebook on why bettors should consider taking a Blue Jackets series price against the Lightning. pic.twitter.com/SV6prb4wZg
— VSiN (@VSiNLive) August 17, 2020

The Lightning's 3-2 win gives Tampa Bay a 2-1 series lead in the series.

The Blue Jackets have been outshot in six of their eight games during this postseason, including all three games against Tampa Bay. For much of the playoffs, Columbus has been able to withstand this pressure, leaving opponents frustrated at their inability to capitalize.

#CBJ look to battle back this afternoon and pull even with the Lightning. https://t.co/fHD6qOckPK
— Columbus Blue Jackets (@BlueJacketsNHL) August 17, 2020

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