There’s so much value in today’s eight-game NBA slate! Some games have a few questionable players, but we’ll tip-toe around those teams and find the teams that have healthy players!
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.
There’s so much value in today’s eight-game NBA slate! Some games have a few questionable players, but we’ll tip-toe around those teams and find the teams that have healthy players!
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.
Chet Holmgren is no longer a first or second option for the Thunder. He’s the third-leading scorer on one of the best teams in the NBA.
But that’s fine. All he needs is 17 points or more, which is something he’s done in five consecutive games. Plus, he’s already added 18 points against the Suns earlier this season. In February, Holmgren finished with more than 19 points per game and had many matchups where he scored 20 or more points.
He’ll take on a Suns team that still ranks just 16th in points allowed to centers. Holmgren has hit this line in seven of his last ten games. Let’s keep this streak going.
I’ll take my chances here.
Ivica Zubac 9.5 Points – More
Ivica Zubac has averaged 12 points per game this season, but you can find him with a line of 9.5 points today.
He’s currently shooting 65.5% from the field, which is the third-best rate in the NBA this season. He’s been injured since February 25, but the sportsbooks, including PrizePicks, expect him to play.
In his game against the Kings, he went 8-for-9 and scored 16 points. In the game prior, he shot 5-for-7 from the field to get Over 9.5 points. He’s super consistent around the rim and is facing a Timberwolves squad that still ranks 17th in points allowed to centers this season.
Zubac has had multiple games with success against the Timberwolves over the last couple of seasons.
Cade Cunningham 21.5 Points – More
Cade Cunningham has averaged 21.7 points per game against the Magic this season. That’s still .2 points more than his line. Cunningham has also added 22.4 points per game this season.
He struggled against the Cavaliers in the first game in March. He scored 21 points in that game after shooting 31.6% from the field. That’s ultimately his floor. 21 points on 6-for-19 from the field. Yet, he came one point away from scoring 22 points.
In the other four games prior, he added at least 26 points and shot better than 52% in all of them.
Orlando ranks 26th in points per game against point guards. Cunningham should get back on track today.
Jrue Holiday 12.5 – Less
Jrue Holiday might be an Olympian for the United States this year. But he’s still not even a top-three option for the Celtics this year.
Holiday has added 12 or fewer points in four of his last five games. He’s even finished multiple games with nine or fewer in the last five games. This, despite shooting nearly 57% from the field in February and 55.2% from three.
Last month, he took an average of just eight shots per game and got to the foul line .4 times per game. Now he’ll take on a Warriors defense that ranks 5th in points allowed to point guards this season. Fade Holiday today.
