FlamesNation has no direct affiliation to the Calgary Flames, Calgary Sports and Entertainment, NHL, or NHLPA
Betway Bets of the Day: Calgary Flames at Minnesota Wild

Photo credit: Sergei Belski-USA TODAY Sports
Mar 7, 2023, 16:45 ESTUpdated: Mar 7, 2023, 16:38 EST
Be sure to check Betway for the latest Flames game NHL odds!
Welcome to the Betway Bets of the Day! Every single game day we are going to provide you with some recommended bets while also showing the value behind placing said bets.
Disclaimer: Betting problems are not just about losing money. If you or anyone you know has issues with gambling please seek help as soon as possible. We encourage everyone to bet responsibly, but if more help is needed please visit responsiblegambling.org for more information.
Get informed
Well the last game against the Wild went in the direction of low event hockey. Filip Gustavsson – the goaltender that shut out the Flames on Saturday night – will be back in the crease. Nothing has changed other than Calgary switching up their forward lines. A repeat of the score will be unlikely but that doesn’t mean it will be a scoring fest. I’m expecting a low scoring affair unless it gets extremely power play heavy.
Primary bet – Total goals 6.5 UNDER (-167)
A $1 bet pays out $1.60. It was 3-0 the last game there’s no reason to believe this will be any higher scoring. At least not up to a total of 7 goals anyway. This game should end up being a close score.
Secondary bet – Calgary Flames Puckline +1.5 (-200)
A $1 bet pays out $1.50. Keeping with the theme of keeping it close I’m going to go with the one where you add 1.5 goals to the Flames totals after the game ends. After adding the goals if the Flames “win” then you win too. A 3-2 Calgary loss would play out as a win in this scenario scoring it 3 – 3.5.
Tertiary Bet – Kirill Kaprizov 1+ assists (-110)
A $1 bet pays out $1.90. I will always bank on Dolla Bill Kirill getting points in this league. True game breaking ability and that’s the major piece that sets the Wild apart from the Flames. That and goaltending.
Breaking News
- NHL Notebook: Macklin Celebrini signs five-year extension worth $18.8 million annually
- The Flames’ best goals of 2025-26: Zayne Parekh eludes defender and snipes it from a tough angle
- Scotia Place: a street-level look at construction progress from late July 2026
- The Flames’ best fights of 2025-26: Adam Klapka and Samuel Helenius square up in heavyweight tilt
- The Flames’ best goals of 2025-26: Mikael Backlund picks the puck, scores a shorthanded beauty

