The Dallas Stars have won four of their last five games against the Vegas Golden Knights including wins in two of their last three trips to the Sin City

Friday has a solid slate of NHL action that should end off your week with something to get excited about heading into the weekend. From the Leafs and Caps to Stars and Golden Knights, we have plenty of opportunities to hit it big and hopefully extend some of our impressive records like our 28-18 record on game total and team unders this season. 

All betting lines are from Bet365 and are subject to change. Hockey is a difficult sport to predict so please gamble responsibly.

Bet: Stars ML (-120), Stars Golden Knights Over 6.0 goals (-125)

The Stars are a road favourite going into the Sin City which you don't see often as considering the Golden Knights are 10-3-0 at home this season while Dallas is 6-7-0 on the road. They may be favoured in this game as they are just starting to heat up with wins in three of their last four games against the likes of the Jets, Avalanche and feisty Utah Hockey Club.

Dallas has also won four of their last five games against Vegas including wins in two of their last three trips to the Sin City. For Friday's slate of games, this one has the closest margin of money placed on both teams with almost every other matchup having a clear favourite with 80 per cent or more of the public's money. 

This game has just 57 per cent riding with the Golden Knights on the moneyline and 94 per cent of the puck line bets being placed on the home underdog. Vegas has been a solid betting team this season with an 16-11-0 record against the spread this season compared to Dallas's 12-13-0 record. 

The Stars have covered in just four of their last ten games and should be due for a bounce back in this spot. The lines are close enough that you can comfortably take the moneyline but if you feel confident in the Stars you can take the puck line option as well. 

Both teams are top nine in scoring and top 11 in defence which makes the game total a tough call but there has been over six goals in 11 of the Golden Knights last 15 home games.