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AHL predictions

Games played
104/1142
Teams
32
Home wins
44%
Avg goals
6
Oct 202611% of the season playedApr 2027

Today, Friday, October 23 — AHL: 11 games

The strongest pick is Laval Rocket against Hamilton Hammers: 62% to win, with a projected 3–2. The closest call is Hartford Wolf Pack vs Providence Bruins, 50% for Providence Bruins and a projected 2–3. The highest projected total is 7 goals, in Coachella Valley Firebirds vs San Jose Barracuda.

Every game below has a win probability (overtime and shootout included), a projected score and lines for the puck line and total goals; where bookmakers price a game, the pick leans toward their consensus.

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AHL predictions: questions

How accurate are the AHL predictions?
Every pick is settled in public on the accuracy page, by competition and by confidence, so the record can be checked game by game.
How many goals are scored in AHL games?
Finished AHL games this season have averaged 6 goals in total, and the home team has won 44% of them. Each game's own projected total is on its prediction page.
When are AHL predictions published?
Up to 3 days before the face-off. Each prediction is updated as the betting market moves, until the game starts.
What do the puck line and the total mean?
The puck line is hockey's handicap: −1.5 means the favourite has to win by two goals or more, +1.5 that the underdog covers if it wins or loses by one. A win after overtime or a shootout is always by one goal. The total is the number of goals both teams score together, overtime included and a shootout counted as one goal; the over/under pick says whether the game should finish above or below the line.
Are the AHL predictions free?
Yes. The win probability, projected score, puck line and total goals of every AHL game are free to read, with no sign-up.
How are the predictions made?
Each team gets attack and defence ratings from this season's games in regulation, weighted toward recent form and adjusted for the opponents faced, plus a home-ice edge measured for each league. A Poisson model turns them into the chance of every score, ties go to overtime and the shootout, and where bookmakers price a game the model is blended with their consensus.