Washington Capitals vs Ottawa Senators Prediction, Picks & Odds — Nov 10
Tue, Nov 10, 7:00 PM ET · Canadian Tire Centre · NHL
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Washington Capitals at Ottawa Senators is on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, at Canadian Tire Centre. Averaged over the outcomes the betting lines imply, the projected score is Washington Capitals 3, Ottawa Senators 3. That is an average, not a pick.
The story
The Washington Capitals have won 9 of their 15 games this season, winning three of the last five. The Ottawa Senators have won 11 of their 18 games this season, winning three of the last five. When these teams last met, on March 18, 2026, the Washington Capitals won 4-1 at home.
Matchups to watch
- The probable starting goalies are Logan Thompson (not yet confirmed, .889 save percentage in the 2026-27 season) for the Washington Capitals and Linus Ullmark (not yet confirmed, .945 save percentage in the 2026-27 season) for the Ottawa Senators.
Moneyline
The betting market, with the margin removed, gives Ottawa Senators a 55.1% chance to beat Washington Capitals. AiQ's moneyline pick is the side the consensus favors. The price on record, -130, is priced below the fair price of -123 (−2.5% value).
Total
The betting market, with the margin removed, puts the over 6.5 goals at 46.9% and the under at 53.1%. That is near a coin flip, and AiQ's read is the market's own, so AiQ has no edge on the total. AiQ's projected total, 6.4 goals, sits on the 6.5 line.
Puck line
The betting market, with the margin removed, gives Washington Capitals +1.5 a 67.2% chance to cover and Ottawa Senators -1.5 32.8%. AiQ's read matches the market price, so AiQ has no edge on the puck line.
Trends in play
Against the puck line, the records pull in opposite directions. The Washington Capitals failed to cover the puck line in 7 of their last 10 games. Meanwhile, the Ottawa Senators failed to cover the puck line in 7 of 10 games as favorites this season.
These come from the closing lines of this season and last. They are context, not the reason for AiQ's picks, and the books price them in.