With only six games on the NBA slate, there’s not a whole lot of player props to choose from. Yet, there are still some valuable plays via PrizePicks.
Like every NBA PrizePicks article, we’ll give out four player predictions you can use for a four-leg Power Play entry. A two-leg Power Play entry will give you implied odds of -137 for each prediction. A three-leg Power Play entry will give you implied odds of -141. A four-leg NBA PrizePicks Power Play entry will give you implied odds of -128 for each prediction.
Getting -128 on the same prediction is better than -137 or -141. Here are our top NBA PrizePicks player predictions for tonight’s action.
Remember that a Flex play can still win if one pick misses, but you’d get lower payouts.
With only six games on the NBA slate, there’s not a whole lot of player props to choose from. Yet, there are still some valuable plays via PrizePicks.
Like every NBA PrizePicks article, we’ll give out four player predictions you can use for a four-leg Power Play entry. A two-leg Power Play entry will give you implied odds of -137 for each prediction. A three-leg Power Play entry will give you implied odds of -141. A four-leg NBA PrizePicks Power Play entry will give you implied odds of -128 for each prediction.
Getting -128 on the same prediction is better than -137 or -141. Here are our top NBA PrizePicks player predictions for tonight’s action.
Remember that a Flex play can still win if one pick misses, but you’d get lower payouts.
If Kristaps Porzingis plays, he will likely be restricted to 16-20 minutes. However, if he gets 16 minutes, he will still likely score 17 points.
After all, the Pacers rank dead last in the NBA in points allowed to power forwards this season. Power forwards have also hit 2.61 threes per game and have nailed a 48.31% field goal percentage against the Pacers, which ranks 25th in the NBA defensively.
For the first time since December 13, Pascal Siakam scored fewer than 19 points against the Boston Celtics a couple of days ago. But now he’ll look for his revenge against the Celtics.
After all, Siakam has added at least 19 points in 13 out of 18 games against the Celtics. He has scored at least 19 points in 63% of his games this year.
At the end of the day, Boston has still allowed 23.25 points per game to power forwards, which ranks 22nd in the NBA. Siakam should get back on track in tonight’s showdown.
Although Jaren Jackson Jr. nailed 33 points against the Pelicans a couple of days ago, he’ll likely come back down to life tonight.
Jackson has scored at least 23 points in only 43% of games this season. He’s also hit this number in four of his last 10 games. Beyond that, he’s added at least 23 points against the Thunder in just two out of nine games, averaging 17.7 points in that span.
Furthermore, the Thunder ranks first in the NBA in points allowed to centers this season, giving up just 18.72 points per game. The Thunder have held centers to a 46.23% field goal percentage this season. Back the less than.
Duncan Robinson has had some big games recently, including a 16-point performance against Atlanta last night. However, he’s facing a Houston defense that has limited small forwards to only 17.91 points per game. That ranks second in the NBA.
Additionally, Houston has held small forwards to just 2.68 threes per game and a 28.94% three-point percentage from downtown this year.
Don’t expect Robinson to get the best of looks in tonight’s game against the Rockets.
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