NBA Same Game Parlays & Picks: Sunday (10/25)
Seven games will be played across the NBA this evening. Five teams will be in the first or second leg of a back-to-back. Let's dive into our favorite NBA same game parlays (SGPs) for October 25th.
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Sunday's Best NBA Same Game Parlays
(Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook)
Los Angeles Lakers at Utah Jazz
Going with a builder here, with some solid alt lines. Both teams play at a league-average pace, so expect plenty of action, with a 6.5-point spread and a total of 237.5.
Leg 1: Luka Doncic 6+ Rebounds (-370)
Luka Doncic has cleared this line in both games so far this season in much tougher matchups. The Jazz allow the second-most rebounds overall and the second-most to his position. He had 16 rebound chances on Wednesday (no data for the other game).
Leg 2: Walker Kessler 8+ Rebounds (-590)
Same read as above: Attack the Jazz’s rebounding weakness. Walker Kessler has snagged nine and eight rebounds this season with 17 rebound chances on Wednesday. The Jazz are allowing the seventh-most rebounds to centers.
Leg 3: Darryn Peterson 10+ Points (-330)
We’re backing the second overall pick here, as he found his rhythm in his second NBA game and scored 15 points. The Lakers allow the fourth-most points in the paint, and Peterson is scoring over 70% of his points there so far. He scores 42% of his points in the restricted area, where the Lakers allow the sixth-most points.
Parlay Odds: -101
Memphis Grizzlies at Sacramento Kings
This game presents a couple of interesting opportunities for the Grizzlies and Kings, with center Zach Edey out. The Kings have been playing at a top-10 pace, and the Grizzlies are hanging around the middle of the league. The Kings are favored by 4.5 points with a total of 235.5.
Leg 1: Domantas Sabonis 12+ Rebounds (-330)
Domantas Sabonis has been a monster on the glass, pulling in 18 and 19 boards so far. The Grizzlies rank third in rebounds allowed overall but allow the third-most to centers. Without Zach Edey in the lineup, I would expect an easy night on the glass for Sabonis.
Leg 2: Darius Acuff Jr. 15+ Points (-430)
Back to another rookie. Darius Acuff Jr. struggled to score in his debut but bounced back with 33 points in his second game. He is averaging 25 shots from the floor and 8.5 free-throw attempts per game.
The Grizzlies are allowing the fourth-most free-throw attempts, and Acuff is scoring 33% of his points from the free-throw line. With Edey, Acuff could get to the rim more easily.
Leg 3: Cameron Boozer 10+ Rebounds + Assists (-620)
Cameron Boozer had 16 combined rebounds + assists in his debut on 27 combined rebound chances and potential assists. He came back with 19 combined rebounds + assists in his second game.
With the Kings playing at a top-10 pace and Edey out, Boozer should get plenty of opportunities to grab rebounds and dish the ball. A whopping 36% of his assists have come from above the three-point line, where the Kings allow the sixth-most assists.
Parlay Odds: -110
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