Good god, it was an absolute bloodbath on Tuesday’s NBA parlay picks. Jalen Brunson and Kevin Durant sold us HARD. What are you gonna do? Sometimes you get the outlier games. Sadly, we got them all in one go. But I’m coming back with a vengeance after Halloween. We’re going back to the superstars tonight: Giannis Antetokounmpo and Jayson Tatum … and a guy in Kristaps Porzingis who owes us money. I’ve got some nice NBA parlay picks today, and with the boost from FanDuel, we’re getting +213 on this four-leg NBA parlay Wednesday.
NBA Parlay Picks Today: Best 4-Leg Parlay Wednesday
Giannis Antetokounmpo 10+ Rebounds (Alt NBA Player Prop)
If there’s one thing I know, it’s that Giannis Antetokounmpo absolutely OWNS the Toronto Raptors. And if you look at his numbers from 2018 on … oh my goodness, get the NSFW stamp out. Giannis is averaging 26.8 points, 13.2 rebounds and seven assists per game against the Raptors. For today, all we care about is the rebounds. In his last 12 games against Toronto, Giannis has grabbed 10 or more boards in 83% of them — and that includes one game with nine. Let’s start our NBA parlay picks today with a virtual lock and get Giannis for 10+ rebounds.
Kristaps Porzingis 6+ Rebounds (Alt NBA Player Prop)
Straight up, this guy owes us money. There’s no way around it. We’re getting some of our money back after the 7-foot-4 center decided to, ya know, not rebound the ball against a much smaller team on Monday. Plus, it didn’t help the Celtics just absolutely curb stomped the Wizards, so he didn’t get normal run. If Kristaps Porzingis can grab the six rebounds he needs tonight, we’ll take him off the hit list and think about sending him a Christmas card come December.
Jayson Tatum 20+ Points (Alt NBA Player Prop)
One thing I like to do is go to things we KNOW are going to happen. Death, taxes and Jayson Tatum for 20+ points. Our guy is a walking 20-burger, and obviously is the No. 1 option in Boston. He’s going to shoot. He’s going to score. So why not take advantage of him in a good spot against an Indiana team that is bottom 10 in opponent 3-point percentage and is allowing 115 points per game so far this season? Tatum has already gone for 34, 22 and 33 points this season. His traditional NBA player prop is set at 25.5, so taking it down to the 20-point threshold gives us a higher likelihood of hitting this. Fire it up for the third leg of our NBA parlay today.
Jamal Murray 2+ 3-pointers Made (Alt NBA Team Prop)
Speaking of bottom-10 teams in opponent 3-point percentage, the Nuggets play the Minnesota Timberwolves tonight. In step Jamal Murray. The Timberwolves are allowing opposing teams to shoot nearly 40% from beyond the arc, and we know Murray loves to fire off some 3’s. Outside of one strange game against the Thunder where he attempted only one 3-pointer, Murray has attempted five, seven and nine treys. In games where he has attempted five or more 3’s, he’s made at least three. In his career he’s averaging more than two made 3-pointers and over five 3-point attempts per game. For the final leg of our NBA parlay today, we don’t even NEED him to make three. All we need is two! And we’re going to get it.
Final NBA Picks & Parlay Bet Today
Leg 1: Giannis Antetokounmpo 10+ Rebounds (Alt NBA Player Prop)
Leg 2: Kristaps Porzingis 6+ Rebounds (Alt NBA Player Prop)
Leg 3: Jayson Tatum 20+ Points (Alt NBA Player Prop)
Leg 4: Jamal Murray 2+ Made 3-pointers (Alt NBA Player Prop)
= +213 FanDuel Sportsbook w/ 50% Boost
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There’s a ton of betting value on tonight’s NBA slate.
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