Senators vs. Sabres Prediction: Buffalo Predicted to Win Tuesday's NHL Matchup [11/5/2024]

The Buffalo Sabres and Ottawa Senators will lock horns in the NHL at KeyBank Center on Tuesday, with puck drop at 7:00PM ET.

Based on the latest simulation results, Dimers' advanced NHL model (see Dimers Pro for full access) predicts the Sabres as the most likely winner of today's game.

"Our team has analyzed the latest data and conducted 10,000 simulations for Tuesday's Senators-Sabres game," said Mac Douglass from Dimers.

"By incorporating recent updates and various factors, our prediction shows the Sabres with a win probability of 52%, compared to 48% for the Senators."

Senators vs. Sabres Game-Day Updates and Essential Details

Tuesday's game between the Sabres and Senators at KeyBank Center is scheduled to commence at 7:00PM ET.

• Who: Ottawa Senators vs. Buffalo Sabres
• Date: Tuesday, November 5, 2024
• Time: 7:00PM ET/4:00PM PT
• Venue: KeyBank Center
• Tickets: Get tickets for the game on Ticketmaster

Dimers.com's in-depth preview of Tuesday's Senators vs. Sabres matchup includes our prediction, picks and the latest betting odds.

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Senators vs. Sabres Prediction: Who Will Win, Cover the Puck Line?

Using trusted machine learning and data, we have simulated the result of Tuesday's NHL game between the Senators and Sabres 10,000 times as part of our NHL predictions coverage.

Our famous predictive model currently gives the Sabres a 52% chance of beating the Senators.

According to our model, the Sabres (+1.5) have a 72% chance of covering the puck line, while the 6-goal over/under has a 51% chance of staying under.

Senators vs. Sabres Odds

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

Bet Type	Senators	Sabres
Puck Line	-1.5 (+210)	+1.5 (-250)
Moneyline	-114	-105
Total	o6 (-115)	u6 (-102)

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

Senators vs. Sabres Picks

Our model's strongest edge in today's Senators vs. Sabres matchup is on the moneyline.

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Senators vs. Sabres Player Props

Who will score the first goal in Senators vs. Sabres?

According to our model, Buffalo's Tage Thompson is most likely to score the first goal in Senators vs. Sabres.

Our projections give Thompson an 8.1% chance of scoring the first goal at KeyBank Center, while the Sabres star is a 37.9% chance of netting an anytime goal.

First Goal Scorer Predictions

Ottawa Senators

Player	First Goal Probability
Brady Tkachuk	6.7%
Josh Norris	5.6%
Tim Stutzle	5.2%

Buffalo Sabres

Player	First Goal Probability
Tage Thompson	8.1%
John-Jason Peterka	5.9%
Alex Tuch	5.7%

Anytime Goal Scorer Predictions

Ottawa Senators

Player	Anytime Goal Probability
Brady Tkachuk	33.3%
Josh Norris	30.3%
Tim Stutzle	27.7%

Buffalo Sabres

Player	Anytime Goal Probability
Tage Thompson	37.9%
John-Jason Peterka	30.5%
Alex Tuch	29.6%

Conclusion

We predict the Sabres, with a 52% win probability, will likely beat the Senators on Tuesday.

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