We’ve got a fun-filled Sunday that includes two NBA games before Super Bowl LVIII.
You have options with these NBA PrizePicks squares. You can put together an All-NBA PrizePicks entry or sneak some of these squares in with some of your Super Bowl picks. It’s all up to you!
Like every PrizePicks article, we’ll give our four-player props that you can use for a four-leg entry Power Play. A tw0-leg entry Power Play will give you implied odds of -137 for each prop. A three-leg entry Power Play will give you implied odds of -141. A four-leg entry Power Play will give you implied odds of -128 for each bet.
Getting -128 on the same prop is better than getting -137 or -141. So, moving forward, we’ll stick to four-leg entries.
Remember that a Flex play can still win if one pick misses, but you’d get lower payouts.
We’ve got a fun-filled Sunday that includes two NBA games before Super Bowl LVIII.
You have options with these NBA PrizePicks squares. You can put together an All-NBA PrizePicks entry or sneak some of these squares in with some of your Super Bowl picks. It’s all up to you!
Like every PrizePicks article, we’ll give our four-player props that you can use for a four-leg entry Power Play. A tw0-leg entry Power Play will give you implied odds of -137 for each prop. A three-leg entry Power Play will give you implied odds of -141. A four-leg entry Power Play will give you implied odds of -128 for each bet.
Getting -128 on the same prop is better than getting -137 or -141. So, moving forward, we’ll stick to four-leg entries.
Remember that a Flex play can still win if one pick misses, but you’d get lower payouts.
Jayson Tatum has added at least 27 points in 51% of games this year, which doesn’t seem like a massive edge. However, Tatum is facing a Heat team that ranks 18th in points allowed to small forwards.
Furthermore, Tatum is coming off a Friday performance where he scored 35 points on 12-for-22 from the field in 38 minutes. The Boston forward has nailed this line in six of his last 100 games and has a good enough matchup to get to 27+ points today.
Keegan Murray has had the weirdest start to February.
He’s averaged just 7.4 points per game through the first five games in the month. Murray has finished with five or fewer points in three of those five games and only added over 10 points in one game this month.
It won’t get any easier for Murray, despite his 17-point performance on Friday. He’s facing a Thunder defense that ranks third in the NBA in points allowed to power forwards. Murray has only nailed 15 or more points in three of his last 10 games. Take his Under.
Chet Holmgren has added 18.3 points per game in four games this month. However, this season, he’s only hit 18 or more points in 42% of games and has added at least 18 points in just 35% of his last 20 games.
Holmgren will nail a few threes, but his volume might not be as high from the field. The Kings rank eighth in points allowed to centers. In the two games Holmgren has played against the Kings, he’s only averaged 13 points per game.
That’s likely where he’ll hover around today with his points total.
De’Aaron Fox began February with two 25+ point performances. Since then, he’s added three performances with 19 or fewer points.
In February, Fox has taken 18.8 shots per game. Still, he’s shot below 50% in the last three games and even had two matchups where he shot 40% or worse.
Fox has hit 25 or more points in 40% of his last 20 games. He’s also facing a Thunder defense that ranks 13th in points allowed to point guards. That’s slightly above average; therefore, don’t rely on Fox to have a big game.
