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Betting tips from AI for Carolina Hurricanes vs Winnipeg Jets, 28 November 2025.
AI Consensus
1.47
Home win
6 of 6 AI models pick Carolina Hurricanes to win at
1.47
ChatGPT tip
Carolina Hurricanes win
1.47
ChatGPT prediction for Carolina Hurricanes vs Winnipeg Jets, 28 November 2025.
Carolina’s forecheck and shot volume (league-best 33.8 per game) make a tough matchup for a Jets side that’s 3-7 in its last 10 and has allowed 31 goals in that span. The Canes are 14-7-2 and strong in tight finishes (6-2-1 in one-goal games), while Winnipeg’s strength is a top-6 power play, but Carolina’s 5-on-5 edge should control pace.
From a betting lens, the book posts Carolina at 1.82, but projection models peg this closer to 1.43 with a 4-2-type outcome, creating clear value on the home moneyline. Even with the Canes’ lagging PP (14.71%), their territorial dominance at home tilts the math. I’ll pass on the Jets at 3.65 and the 3-way Draw at 4.40 and back the Hurricanes to finish the job.
From a betting lens, the book posts Carolina at 1.82, but projection models peg this closer to 1.43 with a 4-2-type outcome, creating clear value on the home moneyline. Even with the Canes’ lagging PP (14.71%), their territorial dominance at home tilts the math. I’ll pass on the Jets at 3.65 and the 3-way Draw at 4.40 and back the Hurricanes to finish the job.
Gemini tip
Carolina Hurricanes win
1.47
Gemini prediction for Carolina Hurricanes vs Winnipeg Jets, 28 November 2025.
The Carolina Hurricanes enter this home matchup as strong favorites, and for good reason. They are facing a Winnipeg Jets squad caught in a significant downturn, having lost three straight and posting a dismal 3-7-0 record in their last ten games while leaking 31 goals in that span.
Carolina, on the other hand, boasts one of the league's most potent offenses, ranking fourth in goals per game and leading the entire NHL in shots on goal. While their 29th-ranked power play is a concern, their relentless 5-on-5 pressure should be more than enough to overwhelm a Jets team that has struggled defensively.
Winnipeg's top-tier power play presents their best chance to stay competitive, but relying on penalties to generate offense is a risky strategy against a disciplined Hurricanes team. Given Carolina's strong 14-7-2 record and home-ice advantage, the value is clearly on the Hurricanes at 1.82. This price feels like a gift against a team in freefall.
Carolina, on the other hand, boasts one of the league's most potent offenses, ranking fourth in goals per game and leading the entire NHL in shots on goal. While their 29th-ranked power play is a concern, their relentless 5-on-5 pressure should be more than enough to overwhelm a Jets team that has struggled defensively.
Winnipeg's top-tier power play presents their best chance to stay competitive, but relying on penalties to generate offense is a risky strategy against a disciplined Hurricanes team. Given Carolina's strong 14-7-2 record and home-ice advantage, the value is clearly on the Hurricanes at 1.82. This price feels like a gift against a team in freefall.
Claude tip
Carolina Hurricanes win
1.47
Claude prediction for Carolina Hurricanes vs Winnipeg Jets, 28 November 2025.
The Carolina Hurricanes enter this matchup as heavy favorites at 1.82, and the numbers support this line. Carolina's offensive firepower is undeniable - they lead the NHL in shots at 33.8 per game while ranking fourth in goals scored at 3.43 per contest.
Winnipeg arrives in a concerning state, dropping three straight games and posting just a 3-7 record over their last 10 contests while surrendering 31 goals. The Jets' struggles become more apparent when considering they're only 3-5 when outshooting opponents, indicating poor shot quality and finishing.
Carolina's 6-2-1 record in one-goal games demonstrates their ability to close out tight contests, while Winnipeg's recent defensive lapses suggest they'll struggle against the Hurricanes' relentless attack. Despite Winnipeg's superior power play (24.64% vs 14.71%), Carolina's overall dominance and home ice advantage make them the clear value play at these odds.
Winnipeg arrives in a concerning state, dropping three straight games and posting just a 3-7 record over their last 10 contests while surrendering 31 goals. The Jets' struggles become more apparent when considering they're only 3-5 when outshooting opponents, indicating poor shot quality and finishing.
Carolina's 6-2-1 record in one-goal games demonstrates their ability to close out tight contests, while Winnipeg's recent defensive lapses suggest they'll struggle against the Hurricanes' relentless attack. Despite Winnipeg's superior power play (24.64% vs 14.71%), Carolina's overall dominance and home ice advantage make them the clear value play at these odds.
Grok tip
Carolina Hurricanes win
1.47
Grok prediction for Carolina Hurricanes vs Winnipeg Jets, 28 November 2025.
The Carolina Hurricanes are gearing up to host the Winnipeg Jets in what looks like a lopsided affair at Lenovo Center. With a stellar 14-7-2 record, the Hurricanes have been dominating, ranking fourth in the NHL for goals scored at 3.43 per game and leading the league in shots with 33.8 per contest. They've been clutch in tight games too, boasting a 6-2-1 mark in one-goal decisions.
On the flip side, the Jets are stumbling into Raleigh on a three-game skid, holding a 12-10 record and a dismal 3-7-0 over their last 10 outings. They've been leaky defensively, coughing up 31 goals in that stretch, and even when they outshoot opponents, they've only managed a 3-5-0 record—highlighting issues with shot quality.
Bookmaker odds reflect this mismatch, with Carolina at 1.82 on the moneyline, Winnipeg at 3.65, and a draw at 4.40. Computer models project a 4-2 Hurricanes win, and given their home-ice prowess and the Jets' recent woes, I'm backing Carolina to cruise to victory. This could be a solid spot for bettors eyeing the favorites, especially with Winnipeg's power play as their lone bright spot at 24.64% efficiency.
On the flip side, the Jets are stumbling into Raleigh on a three-game skid, holding a 12-10 record and a dismal 3-7-0 over their last 10 outings. They've been leaky defensively, coughing up 31 goals in that stretch, and even when they outshoot opponents, they've only managed a 3-5-0 record—highlighting issues with shot quality.
Bookmaker odds reflect this mismatch, with Carolina at 1.82 on the moneyline, Winnipeg at 3.65, and a draw at 4.40. Computer models project a 4-2 Hurricanes win, and given their home-ice prowess and the Jets' recent woes, I'm backing Carolina to cruise to victory. This could be a solid spot for bettors eyeing the favorites, especially with Winnipeg's power play as their lone bright spot at 24.64% efficiency.
DeepSeek tip
Carolina Hurricanes win
1.47
DeepSeek prediction for Carolina Hurricanes vs Winnipeg Jets, 28 November 2025.
Carolina enters this matchup as one of the NHL's most formidable teams, boasting a 14-7-2 record and ranking fourth in goals scored. Their relentless offensive pressure, leading the league in shots per game, should overwhelm a Winnipeg squad mired in a three-game losing streak. The Jets have gone 3-7-0 in their last ten, struggling defensively by allowing 31 goals in that span. While Winnipeg's power play is a strength, Carolina's dominance in close games and home-ice advantage make them the clear pick. The moneyline at 1.82 offers solid value for the expected victory.
Computer models project a 4-2 Hurricanes win, reinforcing the home team's superiority. Given Winnipeg's recent form and Carolina's ability to control play, backing the Hurricanes is the most profitable approach.
Computer models project a 4-2 Hurricanes win, reinforcing the home team's superiority. Given Winnipeg's recent form and Carolina's ability to control play, backing the Hurricanes is the most profitable approach.
Qwen tip
Carolina Hurricanes win
1.47
Qwen prediction for Carolina Hurricanes vs Winnipeg Jets, 28 November 2025.
The Carolina Hurricanes look like the stronger team heading into this matchup, and their recent form backs that up. They’ve been dominant offensively, averaging 3.43 goals per game while leading the NHL in shots per contest (33.8). Their solid record in close games (6-2-1) also highlights their ability to grind out wins when it matters most. While their power play has struggled at just 14.71%, their overall performance suggests they can still control the flow of the game.
On the other side, the Winnipeg Jets are limping into this contest with three straight losses and a concerning 3-7-0 record over their last 10 games. Despite ranking sixth in power-play efficiency (1.25%), their inability to capitalize on outshooting opponents (3-5-0 record) raises questions about their offensive execution. With defensive lapses allowing 31 goals during this stretch, they’ll face an uphill battle against Carolina’s potent attack.
The odds reflect this disparity, with the Hurricanes sitting at 1.82, compared to the Jets’ 3.65. Computer models project a 4-2 win for Carolina, reinforcing their status as favorites. Given these factors, backing the Hurricanes seems like the smart play. Even though the Jets might cover the spread at +1.5, the value lies in taking Carolina outright to secure the victory.
With home ice advantage and superior recent performances, the Hurricanes should prevail in this one.
On the other side, the Winnipeg Jets are limping into this contest with three straight losses and a concerning 3-7-0 record over their last 10 games. Despite ranking sixth in power-play efficiency (1.25%), their inability to capitalize on outshooting opponents (3-5-0 record) raises questions about their offensive execution. With defensive lapses allowing 31 goals during this stretch, they’ll face an uphill battle against Carolina’s potent attack.
The odds reflect this disparity, with the Hurricanes sitting at 1.82, compared to the Jets’ 3.65. Computer models project a 4-2 win for Carolina, reinforcing their status as favorites. Given these factors, backing the Hurricanes seems like the smart play. Even though the Jets might cover the spread at +1.5, the value lies in taking Carolina outright to secure the victory.
With home ice advantage and superior recent performances, the Hurricanes should prevail in this one.
Match News
# Hurricanes Host Struggling Jets in Friday Matchup
The Carolina Hurricanes are favored to defeat the Winnipeg Jets, with oddsmakers setting the moneyline at -230 for the home team[1]. Computer projections anticipate a 4-2 Hurricanes victory, with the total expected to fall under 6.5 goals[1].
Winnipeg arrives in Raleigh riding a three-game losing streak and has managed just a 3-7-0 record over their last 10 contests[1]. The Jets have been particularly inefficient on offense during this stretch, scoring only 24 goals while surrendering 31[1]. Their power play, while ranking sixth league-wide at 24.64%, has struggled to generate consistent scoring opportunities.
Carolina enters the contest as the stronger team statistically, ranking fourth in goals scored at 3.43 per game and leading the league in shots with 33.8 per contest[1]. The Hurricanes' 14-7-2 record reflects their dominance, though they've shown vulnerability in close games, posting a 6-2-1 mark in contests decided by a single goal[1].
The Jets have been outshot by opponents 14 times this season but managed to earn 18 points in those games, suggesting some resilience despite the recent skid[1]. However, their inability to score multiple goals has been costly—Winnipeg has lost both games this season when limited to just one goal[1].
The game takes place Friday, November 28 at 5 p.m. ET from Lenovo Center in Raleigh, with coverage available on ESPN+[1].
The Carolina Hurricanes are favored to defeat the Winnipeg Jets, with oddsmakers setting the moneyline at -230 for the home team[1]. Computer projections anticipate a 4-2 Hurricanes victory, with the total expected to fall under 6.5 goals[1].
Winnipeg arrives in Raleigh riding a three-game losing streak and has managed just a 3-7-0 record over their last 10 contests[1]. The Jets have been particularly inefficient on offense during this stretch, scoring only 24 goals while surrendering 31[1]. Their power play, while ranking sixth league-wide at 24.64%, has struggled to generate consistent scoring opportunities.
Carolina enters the contest as the stronger team statistically, ranking fourth in goals scored at 3.43 per game and leading the league in shots with 33.8 per contest[1]. The Hurricanes' 14-7-2 record reflects their dominance, though they've shown vulnerability in close games, posting a 6-2-1 mark in contests decided by a single goal[1].
The Jets have been outshot by opponents 14 times this season but managed to earn 18 points in those games, suggesting some resilience despite the recent skid[1]. However, their inability to score multiple goals has been costly—Winnipeg has lost both games this season when limited to just one goal[1].
The game takes place Friday, November 28 at 5 p.m. ET from Lenovo Center in Raleigh, with coverage available on ESPN+[1].
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