Why Bet Philadelphia vs. Columbus NHL Game: Flyers 0-7 in Columbus

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You can bet Tuesday night’s Philadelphia vs. Columbus NHL game at BetPhoenix.ag and there are a number of reasons to wager on this matchup.

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Among the top reasons, Columbus is 9-3 both Straight Up and Against The Spread versus the Flyers over the past three seasons.  Philadelphia is 0-7 in the last seven games played in Columbus.

The Flyers just won their last game against the Blue Jackets after losing the previous five games (two of those were lost in overtime).

Columbus has struggled a bit, losing six of your last ten while Philadelphia has lost just three of their last ten overall.

While the trends certainly give Columbus an edge here, Philadelphia has a winning season to date (35-24-5-7), the Blue Jackets do not (29-35-4-4).

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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