NBA Same-Game Parlay Picks Today: 76ers vs. Nets, Kings vs. Warriors
The NBA Playoffs continue tonight with the 76ers vs. Nets and the Kings vs. Warriors games. Jason Radowitz shares his plus-money same-game parlay picks.
Jason Radowitz - April 17, 2023, 11:05 AM EDT
6 minNBA Same-Game Parlay Picks Today: 76ers vs. Nets, Kings vs. Warriors
Some of these NBA First-Round Playoff matchups are fantastic.
The 76ers will likely take care of business against the Nets. But tonight's game between the Kings and Warriors should be electric.
Here are a few same-game parlays to consider for tonight's NBA Playoffs.
NBA Same-Game Parlays for Monday
76ers vs. Nets
3-Leg Same-Game Parlay Odds (+625) (Bet $100 to collect $725) FanDuel has the best odds; click here to bet
- Spencer Dinwiddie Under 17.5 Points (-122)
- Tyrese Maxey Over 3.5 Assists (+128)
- Mikal Bridges Under 2.5 Threes (-148)
Spencer Dinwiddie has averaged 17.3 points per game this season. But he's only scored 18 or more points in four of his last ten games. He played 38 minutes for the Nets in Game 1 and hit only five field goals on 12 attempts. Dinwiddie struggled from three and scored only 14 points.
He will have to get back to adding 10+ assists for the Nets to have a chance tonight.
Meanwhile, Mikal Bridges is one of the more underrated scorers in the league. But he's not very impressive from downtown. He made 2-of-4 against the 76ers in Game 1. But before that game, had multiple games in April where he went 2-for-11 and 1-for-12 from downtown. I wouldn't trust him from downtown.
Lastly, Tyrese Maxey averaged 3.5 assists per game this season. He attempted only eight shots in 33 minutes on Saturday and added three assists. But if he continues taking fewer shots, his assist rate will increase. I'll take that line at plus money.
Kings vs. Warriors
3-Leg Same-Game Parlay Odds (+576) (Bet $100 to collect $676) FanDuel has the best odds; click here to bet
- Kevon Looney Under 7.5 Points (-102)
- Malik Monk Over 3.5 Assists (-108)
- Harrison Barnes Under 4.5 Rebounds (-130)
Kevon Looney has averaged seven points per game. But he took just two shot attempts against the Kings on Saturday. He got to the foul line a few times and got eight points, but he also had five fouls.
Looney won't attempt many shots, isn't a terrific foul shooter, and could get into foul trouble. Take his Under.
Meanwhile, Malik Monk put on a show for Kings fans in Game 1. He scored 32 points while making 14-of-14 from the foul line. But the chances he becomes the scoring hero for the Kings in this series are slim. However, Monk has earned 5.3 assists per game against the Warriors this season. In a high-scoring game, Monk will still help out the Kings, just in a different way.
Finally, Harrison Barnes has hit just five rebounds in four of his last ten games and 40% of his last 20 games. But because he had seven against the Warriors in Game 1, his line is at 4.5.
In reality, Barnes might not give the Kings enough to deserve minutes. He's averaged 6.5 points per game against the Warriors while shooting 22.2% from downtown. It'll be interesting to see if he gets about 35 minutes tonight. But I'd like to imagine his minutes getting slashed as the series drags on.
Combined 6-Leg Same-Game Parlay Odds (+4806) (Bet $100 to collect $4,906) FanDuel has the best odds; click here to bet
76ers vs. Nets
3-Leg Same-Game Parlay Odds (+625) (Bet $100 to collect $725)
- Spencer Dinwiddie Under 17.5 Points (-122)
- Tyrese Maxey Over 3.5 Assists (+128)
- Mikal Bridges Under 2.5 Threes (-148)
Kings vs. Warriors
3-Leg Same-Game Parlay Odds (+576) (Bet $100 to collect $676)
- Kevon Looney Under 7.5 Points (-102)
- Malik Monk Over 3.5 Assists (-108)
- Harrison Barnes Under 4.5 Rebounds (-130)
NBA Odds
