Best book for creating no vig hockey lines?

[The Bishop]

Thread title pretty much says it all. Decided to get into hockey this year. What is the best site for creating no vig hockey lines, Pinny or Matchbook? Not sure if MB has enough volume for their lines to be considered efficient. Any help?

Edit: I realize there's going to be little difference anyways, but I might as well be as accurate as possible.

[smitch124]

This is a good question, and I look forward to any information on this as well. One thing about this years' baseball season is that the No-vig lines from Pinny and MB were further apart than in the recent past.

[TomG]

The book with the 1) highest limits and 2) lowest juice will have the sharpest lines. In the past, that's always been Pinnacle. In the last ~6 months, however, Matchbook has really come a long way. It will be interesting to see how Matchy's NHL markets respond to the new commission structure.

[Justin7]

For closing lines, Matchbook. In the hour before most events, they have the tightest spread.

[Tomato]

Tomato asked this question a while ago.

People say it's PINNACLE but Tomato has found that +EV using Pinnacle's no-juice line at GREEK or BOOKMAKER is not a positive proposition.

Tomato thinks that MATCHBOOK is the sharpest.

[The Bishop]

Thanks. Looks like I'll be paying the most attention to MB then and spend the first few weeks getting my bearings down.