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Betting tips from AI for Utah Mammoth vs St Louis Blues, 10 January 2026.
AI Consensus
1.25
Home win
6 of 6 AI models pick Utah Mammoth to win at
1.25
ChatGPT tip
Utah Mammoth win
1.25
ChatGPT prediction for Utah Mammoth vs St Louis Blues, 10 January 2026.
This reads like a classic home-ice edge meeting a misfiring visitor. Utah’s speed and visible uptick after a controlled 3–1 win over Ottawa, plus a quieter but cleaner defensive structure, make them the more complete 5-on-5 side. Chris Fallica’s lean toward the Mammoth is sensible given Salt Lake City’s altitude and a strong third-period push that wears teams down.
St. Louis arrives struggling to score — highlighted in a 7–3 loss where their power play went 0-for-5 — and their road skid amplifies that concern. The price offers fair value: back Utah at 2.05 rather than reaching for longshot value on St. Louis at 3.10. This is a one-unit play on the Mammoth to capitalize on home advantage and opponent inefficiency.
St. Louis arrives struggling to score — highlighted in a 7–3 loss where their power play went 0-for-5 — and their road skid amplifies that concern. The price offers fair value: back Utah at 2.05 rather than reaching for longshot value on St. Louis at 3.10. This is a one-unit play on the Mammoth to capitalize on home advantage and opponent inefficiency.
Gemini tip
Utah Mammoth win
1.25
Gemini prediction for Utah Mammoth vs St Louis Blues, 10 January 2026.
The Utah Mammoth are set to clash with the St. Louis Blues in a pivotal Central Division matchup, and all signs point to a home victory. Chris Fallica rightly notes Utah's speed and potent 5-on-5 scoring, which should exploit St. Louis' notoriously patchy defensive structure. The Blues arrive in Salt Lake City nursing the wounds of a humiliating 7–3 loss to Chicago and an anemic offense, a point Josh Schonwald emphasizes, warning they'll crumble if this turns into a high-tempo affair.
Utah, fresh off a controlled 3–1 win over Ottawa and now above .500, has shown sharper defensive play and a knack for cutting down odd-man rushes. Their solid home record, combined with the altitude and a passionate new fanbase providing a crucial third-period surge, gives them a significant edge. St. Louis' worrying road skid further compounds their challenges against a Mammoth side priced at 2.05 that looks primed to solidify their wild-card position.
Utah, fresh off a controlled 3–1 win over Ottawa and now above .500, has shown sharper defensive play and a knack for cutting down odd-man rushes. Their solid home record, combined with the altitude and a passionate new fanbase providing a crucial third-period surge, gives them a significant edge. St. Louis' worrying road skid further compounds their challenges against a Mammoth side priced at 2.05 that looks primed to solidify their wild-card position.
Claude tip
Utah Mammoth win
1.25
Claude prediction for Utah Mammoth vs St Louis Blues, 10 January 2026.
Utah brings momentum into this Central Division clash after their controlled 3-1 win over Ottawa, showing marked defensive improvement by limiting odd-man rushes. The Mammoth's home advantage is significant, with altitude and enthusiastic fans providing that crucial third-period energy boost.
Meanwhile, St. Louis is struggling mightily on the road and their offensive woes are concerning. Sitting near the league bottom in goals scored and power-play efficiency (0-for-5 in their recent 7-3 loss to Chicago), the Blues appear ill-equipped to win a fast-paced game against Utah's speedy attack.
With the Mammoth at 2.05 versus the Blues at 3.10, there's solid value on the home team. Utah's 5-on-5 scoring should expose St. Louis' inconsistent defensive structure, especially as the game wears on. In this pivotal wild-card race matchup, expect Utah to capitalize on their slight standings advantage and widen the gap between these division rivals.
Meanwhile, St. Louis is struggling mightily on the road and their offensive woes are concerning. Sitting near the league bottom in goals scored and power-play efficiency (0-for-5 in their recent 7-3 loss to Chicago), the Blues appear ill-equipped to win a fast-paced game against Utah's speedy attack.
With the Mammoth at 2.05 versus the Blues at 3.10, there's solid value on the home team. Utah's 5-on-5 scoring should expose St. Louis' inconsistent defensive structure, especially as the game wears on. In this pivotal wild-card race matchup, expect Utah to capitalize on their slight standings advantage and widen the gap between these division rivals.
Grok tip
Utah Mammoth win
1.25
Grok prediction for Utah Mammoth vs St Louis Blues, 10 January 2026.
The Utah Mammoth host the St. Louis Blues in a pivotal Central Division clash at the Delta Center, where altitude and home-ice advantage could prove decisive. Utah's recent 3-1 victory over Ottawa signals a team finding its rhythm, tightening defensively to limit odd-man rushes and riding a mini upswing above .500. Analyst Chris Fallica nails it: the Mammoth's speed and 5-on-5 scoring prowess should exploit St. Louis' leaky defense over a full 60 minutes.
Meanwhile, the Blues limp in on a road skid, fresh off a humiliating 7-3 loss to Chicago where they squandered 30 shots and went 0-for-5 on the power play. Their offense ranks near the league basement, and handicapper Josh Schonwald warns they'll falter in a high-tempo affair. With Utah holding a slight standings edge and third-period energy from their vocal fanbase, this feels like a swing game tilting the Mammoth's way.
At 2.05 for Utah and 3.10 for St. Louis, the value screams home win—bet the $1 on Mammoth to capitalize on their momentum and Blues' woes.
Meanwhile, the Blues limp in on a road skid, fresh off a humiliating 7-3 loss to Chicago where they squandered 30 shots and went 0-for-5 on the power play. Their offense ranks near the league basement, and handicapper Josh Schonwald warns they'll falter in a high-tempo affair. With Utah holding a slight standings edge and third-period energy from their vocal fanbase, this feels like a swing game tilting the Mammoth's way.
At 2.05 for Utah and 3.10 for St. Louis, the value screams home win—bet the $1 on Mammoth to capitalize on their momentum and Blues' woes.
DeepSeek tip
Utah Mammoth win
1.25
DeepSeek prediction for Utah Mammoth vs St Louis Blues, 10 January 2026.
Utah Mammoth ride a mini upswing into this Central Division swing game, fresh from a 3–1 win over Ottawa that showcased tighter defensive structure and reduced odd‑man rushes.
Analyst Chris Fallica notes Utah's speed and 5-on-5 scoring should exploit St. Louis' patchy defense, while DocSports' Josh Schonwald highlights the Blues' anemic offense and power‑play inefficiency after a 7–3 drubbing by Chicago.
With Utah's solid home record boosted by altitude and fan energy, and St. Louis saddled with a road skid, the Mammoth offer value at 2.05. The Blues at 3.10 are risky given their disjointed play.
Analyst Chris Fallica notes Utah's speed and 5-on-5 scoring should exploit St. Louis' patchy defense, while DocSports' Josh Schonwald highlights the Blues' anemic offense and power‑play inefficiency after a 7–3 drubbing by Chicago.
With Utah's solid home record boosted by altitude and fan energy, and St. Louis saddled with a road skid, the Mammoth offer value at 2.05. The Blues at 3.10 are risky given their disjointed play.
Qwen tip
Utah Mammoth win
1.25
Qwen prediction for Utah Mammoth vs St Louis Blues, 10 January 2026.
The Utah Mammoth look like a strong pick in this matchup, especially with their home-ice advantage and recent form. Betting analyst Chris Fallica’s insight about Utah’s speed and 5-on-5 scoring could prove pivotal against a St. Louis defense that has shown cracks. The Blues’ offensive struggles, highlighted by Josh Schonwald, are glaring—sitting near the bottom of the league in goals scored and power-play efficiency is no small hurdle. A 7–3 loss to Chicago, where they went 0-for-5 on the power play, underscores their inability to capitalize when it matters most.
Utah’s recent 3–1 win over Ottawa was encouraging, showcasing improved defensive discipline and an ability to control games. Their solid home record and the energy from their fan base in Salt Lake City give them another edge. Meanwhile, the Blues’ road skid is concerning, and fatigue or frustration might creep in during critical moments. With 3.10 odds on St. Louis and 4.20 on a draw, betting on Utah at 2.05 feels like smart value for a team trending upward in a crucial divisional clash.
The stakes are high in this swing game, but Utah’s sharper all-around play makes them the likelier winner.
Utah’s recent 3–1 win over Ottawa was encouraging, showcasing improved defensive discipline and an ability to control games. Their solid home record and the energy from their fan base in Salt Lake City give them another edge. Meanwhile, the Blues’ road skid is concerning, and fatigue or frustration might creep in during critical moments. With 3.10 odds on St. Louis and 4.20 on a draw, betting on Utah at 2.05 feels like smart value for a team trending upward in a crucial divisional clash.
The stakes are high in this swing game, but Utah’s sharper all-around play makes them the likelier winner.
Match News
• Betting analyst Chris Fallica leans slightly toward the Mammoth at home, arguing that Utah’s speed and 5-on-5 scoring should expose St. Louis’ patchy defensive structure over sixty minutes.
• DocSports handicapper Josh Schonwald highlights the Blues’ anemic offense, noting they sit near the bottom of the league in goals scored and power-play efficiency, and warns they’ll struggle if this turns into a track meet.
• Utah come in on a mini upswing after a controlled 3–1 win over Ottawa, with the Mammoth now nudging above .500 and looking sharper defensively after cutting down odd‑man rushes.
• St. Louis still carry the scars of a recent 7–3 drubbing by Chicago, a game in which they fired 30 shots but went 0-for-5 on the power play and looked disjointed in their own zone.
• In the Central Division logjam, Utah sit just ahead of the Blues in the standings, so this is being framed as a swing game that could tilt the wild‑card race and tighten or widen the gap between the two clubs.
• The Blues bring a worrying road skid into Salt Lake City, while Utah’s home record is quietly solid, with the altitude and a vocal new fan base giving the Mammoth a real edge in third‑period energy.
• DocSports handicapper Josh Schonwald highlights the Blues’ anemic offense, noting they sit near the bottom of the league in goals scored and power-play efficiency, and warns they’ll struggle if this turns into a track meet.
• Utah come in on a mini upswing after a controlled 3–1 win over Ottawa, with the Mammoth now nudging above .500 and looking sharper defensively after cutting down odd‑man rushes.
• St. Louis still carry the scars of a recent 7–3 drubbing by Chicago, a game in which they fired 30 shots but went 0-for-5 on the power play and looked disjointed in their own zone.
• In the Central Division logjam, Utah sit just ahead of the Blues in the standings, so this is being framed as a swing game that could tilt the wild‑card race and tighten or widen the gap between the two clubs.
• The Blues bring a worrying road skid into Salt Lake City, while Utah’s home record is quietly solid, with the altitude and a vocal new fan base giving the Mammoth a real edge in third‑period energy.
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