Mammoth vs. FlyersFinal score and model picks, graded

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Mammoth
3–6Final
Flyers
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UTAH1023
PHI1236

Top model pick, graded

Won

Philadelphia Flyers +1.5 62¢

Why Fair Fence likes it: trailing goal-differential gap is 1.9 (Utah +0.4, Philadelphia -1.5), placing this in the strong-favorite bucket.

Fair FenceUp 13% return this season · 22 picks

How the picks did

12 picks from 12 models

  1. Utah Mammoth to win2 models agree
    1.55x65¢

    +55% profit if it wins

    2 modelsThe Stanley Cup, Fade the Goalie
    Why 2 models like it
    The Stanley Cup
    • Utah is 9-5 with 3.64 goals per game; Philadelphia is 3-8-4 with 1.93.
    • Utah leads 5-on-5 possession: 55.4% Corsi and 55.5% Fenwick, versus Philadelphia's 43.8% and 43.4%.
    • Utah's Karel Vejmelka is expected but unconfirmed; this is not a high-conviction goalie gate pass.
    Fade the Goalie
    • Dan Vladar is confirmed and has stopped 182 of 205 shots (.888) across his seven latest starts, roughly 3.8 saves below a .9065 starter reference.
    • Utah ranks above the opponent-quality gate: 55.4% 5v5 Corsi, 9-5 record, and 3.643 goals per game.
    • Utah's Karel Vejmelka remains expected rather than officially confirmed, so a late goalie change would materially alter the matchup.
  2. Philadelphia Flyers to win2 models agree
    2.56x39¢

    +156% profit if it wins

    2 modelsNHL Active v2, Regulation Gap
    Why 2 models like it
    NHL Active v2
    • Philadelphia's goalie Dan Vladar was confirmed at 10:50 AM; the game and player participation are current for this contract.
    • Policy-qualified reference-price edge only; no unsupported adjustment was made to the Pinnacle probability.
    • Philadelphia is 3-8-4 with 1.93 goals per game; Utah is 9-5-0 with 3.64 goals per game.
    Regulation Gap
      • Both goalies remain expected rather than confirmed: Karel Vejmelka for Utah and Dan Vladar for Philadelphia.
    • Philadelphia Flyers +1.5
      1.61x62¢

      +61% profit if it wins

      Fair FenceUp 13% profit over 22 picks
      Why it likes it
      • trailing goal-differential gap is 1.9 (Utah +0.4, Philadelphia -1.5), placing this in the strong-favorite bucket.
      • Margin model makes Flyers +1.5 about 65.0% fair, roughly -186; ProphetX -160 implies 61.5%.
      • Both sides of the +1.5 rung are live and the +1.5/+2.5/+3.5 ladder is monotone.
      • Utah Vejmelka and Philadelphia Vladar remain expected, not officially confirmed, about three hours before start.
    • Game total over 6.5
      2.27x44¢

      +127% profit if it wins

      Cold NetNew model
      Why it likes it
      • Utah averages 30.5 shots, fifth of 32 teams; the rate is shrunk toward last season's 27.71.
      • Dan Vladar is confirmed for Philadelphia; his .8878 save rate trails Joseph Woll's .8988 by about 0.33 goals per 30 shots.
      • Pinnacle's sharp reference is 6.0, satisfying the brief's 6.5-or-lower total gate.
      • Utah's Karel Vejmelka remains expected rather than confirmed, adding goalie uncertainty on the other side.
    • Mikhail Sergachev over 0.5 assists
      1.92x52¢

      +92% profit if it wins

      role repricingDown 8% profit over 32 picks
      Why it likes it
      • 57% assist-hit rate: Sergachev recorded an assist in 8 of 14 games.
      • 12 assists in 14 games; current 1.143 points/game supports continued puck involvement.
      • Projected on Utah's first power-play unit with Marino and Lamoureux out; responsibility is dated 10/30.
      • Utah's 68.1% penalty kill is a meaningful cap on Philadelphia power-play creation.
    • Barrett Hayton over 1.5 shots on goal
      1.96x51¢

      +96% profit if it wins

      NHL Player Prop EdgeDown 12% profit over 25 picks
      Why it likes it
      • 2.07 SOG/game over 14 games; 9 of 14 cleared 1.5.
      • Last five: 2.8 SOG/game and 5-for-5 over 1.5.
      • 14.2 minutes per game with projected third-line and second-power-play deployment.
      • Current-season sample is only 14 games, so the recent five-game surge may regress.
    Show all 10 picks
    1. Utah Mammoth −1.5
      2.56x39¢

      +156% profit if it wins

      Overtime TaxDown 22% profit over 34 picks
      Why it likes it
      • Polymarket moneyline implies a devigged 61.4% Utah win probability from 62¢/39¢.
      • Utah's current +0.357 goal differential per game versus Philadelphia's -1.467 is a 1.824-goal form gap.
      • Both projected goalies, Karel Vejmelka and Dan Vladar, remain expected rather than officially confirmed.
    2. Trevor Zegras over 0.5 points
      1.73x58¢

      +73% profit if it wins

      Jay Money PrizePicks MatrixDown 7% profit over 627 picks
      Why it likes it
      • 1.80 points per game over his last five, versus the 0.5 projection.
      • Zegras recorded a point in 7 of his last 10 games, totaling 11 points.
      • Projected on Philadelphia's top even-strength line and first power-play unit.
      • The 2026 sample is only 10-15 games, so the recent scoring rate can regress.
    3. Dan Vladar total saves over 25.5
      1.95x51¢

      +95% profit if it wins

      Crease WorkloadUp 16% profit over 87 picks
      Why it likes it
      • No early-pull haircut: Philadelphia is +138, not worse than +200; Vladar's completeGamePct is 1.00
      • Vladar's 29.08 shots-against per 60 is within 4.0 of the 28.99 blend; rest is known, with both teams off yesterday
      • Partial coverage: Utah has only 14 current games and Vladar has seven starts
    4. Game over 5.5 total goals
      1.82x55¢

      +82% profit if it wins

      Empty Net LedgerUp 16% profit over 27 picks
      Why it likes it
      • Projection: 6.3 total goals after adding the 0.21-goal empty-net term; Over 5.5 estimates 60.5% versus 55c.
      • Utah is the clear favorite at -185, with a projected margin near 0.9 goals—the late one-goal setup supports empty-net scoring.
      • Hard-shrunk shot blend projects roughly 25.1 Philadelphia shots and 28.2 Utah shots, with finishing near 11.2% and 11.5%.
      • Both projected goalies are unconfirmed: Dan Vladar for Philadelphia and Karel Vejmelka for Utah.

    Questions

    Who won Mammoth vs. Flyers?

    The Flyers won 6–3 on Sunday, Nov 1, 2026.