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MatchupBest availableDraftKingsFanDuelBetMGMCaesarsCircaBet105BetOnlineBovadaHard RockHeritageIntertopsLowvigPinnacleSportsbettingUnibetYouWagertheScore Bet
Nov 10, 8:00 PM ETDetroit Red WingsSt. Louis Blues
Best available+128Unibet-135Pinnacle
DraftKings+120-142
FanDuel+120-144
BetMGM+118-145
Caesars+120-141
Circa+122-136
Bet105+122-135BEST
BetOnline+121-137
Bovada+120-140
Hard Rock+120-140
Heritage+124-136
Intertops+120-140
Lowvig+121-137
Pinnacle+122-135BEST
Sportsbetting+121-137
Unibet+128BEST-152
YouWager+120-140
theScore Bet+120-140

Detroit Red Wings vs. St. Louis Blues prediction, odds and best bet for Nov. 10, 2026

Game time: November 10, 2026 at 8:00 PM ET

Venue: Enterprise Center — St. Louis, MO

Article updated Nov 10, 9:20 AM EST

By SportsJaw Editorial Team

The St. Louis Blues will beat the Detroit Red Wings 3-2 in our forecast for November 10, with their recently productive power play facing Detroit's struggling penalty kill. That matchup gives St. Louis a slight advantage at Enterprise Center, but both teams arrive on three-game losing streaks. Neither the supplied puck-line prices nor the 5.5 total offers a compelling wager. The official recommendation is Pass.

Detroit Red Wings vs St. Louis Blues prediction and best bet

St. Louis is the pick in a close game. The official Blues preview identifies Detroit's penalty kill as bottom five in the NHL at 69%, while St. Louis has scored on the power play in consecutive games. That is the strongest reason to favor the home team, although the Blues still need to earn those opportunities.

The best betting decision is Pass. A projected Blues victory does not automatically justify their -140 moneyline or -1.5 (+175) puck line. Both clubs are trying to stop losing streaks, and the outside forecasts are divided on the margin. Our confidence in the winner is low.

Odds, game time and how to watch

Game: Detroit Red Wings at St. Louis Blues, Tuesday, November 10, 2026, in the 2026-27 NHL season. Start time: 7 p.m. CT / 8 p.m. ET.

Venue: Enterprise Center, St. Louis, Missouri. Broadcast: TNT and HBO Max.

Records and streaks: Detroit is 7-8-3 with 17 points; St. Louis is 7-8-2 with 16 points. Each has lost three straight. The Blues are 4-2-1 at home.

SportsJaw odds: Detroit Red Wings +1.5 (-210); St. Louis Blues -1.5 (+180). Moneyline: Detroit Red Wings +120; St. Louis Blues -140. Total: Over 5.5 (-125); Under 5.5 (+105).

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Detroit Red Wings outlook

Detroit has been outscored 10-3 during its three-game skid. Its latest defeat was 4-0 at Colorado on November 7, when the penalty kill conceded three goals over the final 40 minutes. Improving discipline and getting more offense are both central to Detroit's route to a road win.

Inside The Rink projects Alex DeBrincat, Emmitt Finnie and Viktor Arvidsson together on the first line, with Michael Brandsegg-Nygard, Andrew Copp and Lucas Raymond on the second. Brandsegg-Nygard offers a brighter individual story: the official Blues preview credits him with an NHL rookie-leading seven assists and plus-9 rating through 18 games. His 79 hits ranked fifth leaguewide.

Inside The Rink lists Dylan Larkin as suspended and Marco Kasper and Mason Appleton on injured reserve. It also lists John Gibson as day-to-day with a lower-body issue, with an expected November 10 return. That expectation should not be treated as confirmation that he will start.

St. Louis Blues outlook

The Blues return from a four-game trip that ended 1-2-1, including a 3-1 defeat at Nashville on November 7. Joel Hofer stopped 26 of 28 shots in that game. Jimmy Snuggerud scored and recorded five shots, according to Inside The Rink, which projects him alongside Dylan Holloway and Robert Thomas on the first line.

Philip Broberg has supplied power-play assists in consecutive games and has one goal and five power-play assists through 17 appearances. His recent contribution matters here because Detroit's penalty killing presents an opportunity for St. Louis to generate the goal that separates a tight game.

The official team preview confirms Logan Mailloux's activation from injured reserve and planned return against Detroit. Inside The Rink projects him beside Broberg on the top defensive pair and lists Tyler Tucker on injured reserve with a knee injury. Mailloux's return adds an option, but it is not enough by itself to predict a defensive turnaround.

Key matchup factors

St. Louis won the October 31 meeting 5-4 in Detroit. This is the season-series finale. That result supplies a reminder of the scoring potential, but one meeting should not dictate the rematch total, particularly with both teams coming off losses in which they scored little.

Other analysts favor St. Louis outright. Lineups.com projects Blues 3, Red Wings 1; Dimers assigns St. Louis a 57.5% win probability; BetMGM's model gives the Blues 56.9%. Those are separate forecasts, not proof of an edge. At -140, the moneyline requires about a 58.3% win rate to break even, above both published probabilities.

SportsJaw's November 10 consensus update at 14:16 UTC shows St. Louis leading the blended moneyline view at 69%, up three percentage points from the previous day's snapshot. Its estimated combined sample represents 421 St. Louis selections out of 610 modeled equivalent selections, not observed sportsbook tickets. External support is 76% for St. Louis, while SportsJaw members and qualified handicappers each favor Detroit at 60%. These selection shares are distinct from win probabilities.

Detroit Red Wings vs St. Louis Blues spread prediction

Pass on Detroit Red Wings +1.5 (-208) and St. Louis Blues -1.5 (+175). Our one-goal forecast favors Detroit's cushion in the projected result, but the -208 price requires roughly a 67.5% cover rate to break even. BetMGM's model assigns Detroit a 64.8% chance to cover, which falls short of that threshold.

Lineups.com instead recommends St. Louis -1.5 and projects a two-goal win. That disagreement is material: the analysts share a winner but differ on whether Detroit stays within one. With St. Louis also struggling for results, we are not backing a multi-goal victory at +175.

Detroit Red Wings vs St. Louis Blues total prediction

Pass on Over 5.5 (-125) and Under 5.5 (+105). Our five-goal projection falls below the total, and Lineups.com also recommends Under 5.5. Detroit's recent scoring difficulties help explain that forecast, while its penalty-kill problems create a clear risk to an Under wager.

The consensus is sharply divided. External selections favor Over at 85%, producing a 75% blended Over share. SportsJaw members and qualified handicappers each favor Under at 67%. Those opposing preferences do not quantify the likelihood of six goals. With the first meeting producing nine and Detroit's goalie status unsettled, the Under remains a score lean rather than an official bet.

Detroit Red Wings vs St. Louis Blues Projected Score & Betting Picks

Projected score: St. Louis Blues 3, Detroit Red Wings 2. The special-teams matchup and St. Louis' home results tip the forecast toward the Blues. The strongest counterargument is their own three-game losing streak: this is a struggling favorite, and Detroit need not dominate to make the game competitive.

Confidence is low. St. Louis is our projected winner, but neither puck-line side nor either total direction earns a wager at the supplied prices. The single official SportsJaw betting recommendation is Pass.

SportsJawGame Predictions
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Red Wings2

Blues3

Projected winner St. Louis BluesConfidencelow
Pick on the Spread

Published pick: Pass on Detroit Red Wings +1.5 (-208) and St. Louis Blues -1.5 (+175).

Pick on the Total

Published pick: Pass on Over 5.5 (-125) and Under 5.5 (+105).

Sources

  • St. Louis Blues / NHL.comPreview: Blues vs. Red Wings
  • Inside The RinkNHL Game Preview: Detroit Red Wings at St. Louis Blues with Line Combinations 11/10/2026
  • Lineups.comRed Wings-Blues NHL Picks, Predictions & Odds for Tuesday
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SportsJaw Red Wings vs Blues game preview analysis and predictions incorporate current odds, injury reports, team statistics and market data. Information is updated regularly, but lines and player availability can change. Please confirm current information before wagering. View history of past Red Wings vs Blues matchups or learn how our predictions work.

Current matchup data

Lines, trends and availability

Line movement since open

  • Moneyline · Detroit Red Wings+138 → +120Moved
  • Moneyline · St. Louis Blues-144 → -140Moved
  • Spread · Detroit Red Wings-1.5 (+150) → +1.5 (-210)Moved
  • Spread · St. Louis Blues+1.5 (-9,900) → -1.5 (+180)Moved
  • Total · Over5.5 (-376) → 5.5 (-125)Moved
  • Total · Under5.5 (-285) → 5.5 (+105)Moved

ATS and O/U trends

Detroit Red Wings
7-11 matchup record · 5-5-0 ATS · 5-4-1 O/U
Last 10 completed games on file
St. Louis Blues
7-10 matchup record · 4-6-0 ATS · 4-6-0 O/U
Last 10 completed games on file

Injuries and availability

From the published research (2026-11-10T04:42:02.200Z). Availability may have changed; review the cited sources.

Inside The Rink lists Dylan Larkin as suspended and Marco Kasper and Mason Appleton on injured reserve. It also lists John Gibson as day-to-day with a lower-body issue, with an expected November 10 return. That expectation should not be treated as confirmation that he will start.

The official team preview confirms Logan Mailloux's activation from injured reserve and planned return against Detroit. Inside The Rink projects him beside Broberg on the top defensive pair and lists Tyler Tucker on injured reserve with a knee injury. Mailloux's return adds an option, but it is not enough by itself to predict a defensive turnaround.

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  • 2026-10-31St. Louis Blues 5 · Detroit Red Wings 4
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