Carolina Hurricanes vs. New Jersey Devils Public Betting Percentages, Head-to-Head Since 2024-25

The Hurricanes lead the Devils 10-3 in 13 meetings since 2024-25, with the public bets and money for each game.

Every meeting since 2024-25

Date Matchup Carolina Hurricanes result Carolina Hurricanes bet % Carolina Hurricanes money % Carolina Hurricanes moneyline
2026-03-28 New Jersey Devils @ Carolina Hurricanes W 5-2 92% 69% -205
2026-01-17 Carolina Hurricanes @ New Jersey Devils W 4-1 75% 75% -117
2026-01-04 Carolina Hurricanes @ New Jersey Devils W 3-1 74% 66% -125
2025-10-09 New Jersey Devils @ Carolina Hurricanes W 6-3 85% 78% -175
2025-04-29 New Jersey Devils @ Carolina Hurricanes (playoffs) W 5-4 95% 96% -265
2025-04-27 Carolina Hurricanes @ New Jersey Devils (playoffs) W 5-2 82% 89% -192
2025-04-25 Carolina Hurricanes @ New Jersey Devils (playoffs) L 2-3 81% 78% -168
2025-04-22 New Jersey Devils @ Carolina Hurricanes (playoffs) W 3-1 95% 88% -282
2025-04-20 New Jersey Devils @ Carolina Hurricanes (playoffs) W 4-1 92% 94% -230
2024-12-28 New Jersey Devils @ Carolina Hurricanes W 5-2 65% 62% -135
2024-12-27 Carolina Hurricanes @ New Jersey Devils L 2-4 24% 26% +106
2024-11-21 Carolina Hurricanes @ New Jersey Devils L 2-4 53% 62% -102
2024-10-15 New Jersey Devils @ Carolina Hurricanes W 4-2 75% 73% -165

Closing splits and closing moneyline for each game. Moneyline results count overtime and shootout losses as losses.

What the head-to-head says

The Carolina Hurricanes lead the New Jersey Devils 10-3 across 13 meetings since 2024-25, as Metropolitan Division rivals who meet three or four times a season. On average the Carolina Hurricanes drew 76% of the moneyline bets in these games and the New Jersey Devils 24%.

The public backed one side clearly (60% or more of moneyline bets) in 12 of them. The Carolina Hurricanes went 10-1 in the games where the crowd backed them. The New Jersey Devils went 1-0 in the games where the crowd backed them. In hockey the public side is usually the favorite, so these records mostly say which team was favored and whether the favorite held up.

None of this is a pick. Across the league, neither backing nor fading the public side on its own has beaten NHL prices over the last two seasons. The next meeting will show its live split on the NHL page on game day.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Carolina Hurricanes vs. New Jersey Devils head-to-head record?

The Carolina Hurricanes lead the New Jersey Devils 10-3 across 13 meetings since 2024-25, playoffs included. Moneyline results count overtime and shootout losses as losses.

Who does the public bet when the Carolina Hurricanes play the New Jersey Devils?

On average the Carolina Hurricanes drew 76% of the moneyline bets in their meetings since 2024-25. The public put 60% or more on the Carolina Hurricanes 11 times and on the New Jersey Devils once, which mostly follows who was favored that night.

How often do the Carolina Hurricanes and the New Jersey Devils play?

As Metropolitan Division rivals they meet three or four times in a regular season, plus any playoff series. Every meeting since 2024-25 is in the table on this page.

Is the head-to-head record a reason to bet the Carolina Hurricanes or the New Jersey Devils?

Not on its own. Rosters change from season to season and the moneyline already prices both teams' current form. The record and the splits are context: how the crowd has seen this matchup and how those games went.

Where can I see the splits for the next Carolina Hurricanes vs. New Jersey Devils game?

On the NHL page on game day, which shows bets and money on the moneyline, puck line and total for every game, updated through the day until puck drop.

Reading a head-to-head split

The bet and money columns are always the Carolina Hurricanes' side, whoever was home. The rest went to the New Jersey Devils. When money runs well ahead of bets, the larger tickets were on that side; when it trails, the crowd was. See our methodology →

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Last updated: October 8, 2026 at 3:57 PM UTC

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