2 NBA Same-Game-Parlay Picks, Best Bets, & Preview For Tonight (February 11)
We have a massive 10-game slate Wednesday night as the All-Star break inches closer, and there are a pair of three-leg same-game parlay opportunities we’re recommending on FanDuel Sportsbook. As always, these parlays can be played exactly as presented, or bettors can select their two favorite legs and place a wager in that manner.
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Bam Adebayo Over 31.5 Points + Rebounds, Kel’el Ware To Record 6+ Rebounds, Zion Williamson To Score 20+ Points (+224 on FanDuel Sportsbook)
A short-handed Heat team takes on a Pelicans squad that has significant problems with interior defense and big men in general, setting up a couple of Miami’s frontcourt assets especially well Wednesday.
Accordingly, we’ll kick off our parlay with Adebayo, who’ll once again be taking the floor without Norman Powell (back), Tyler Herro (ribs) and Pelle Larsson (elbow), and potentially, Andrew Wiggins (toe). Adebayo already checks in running hot, as he’s averaged 32.3 points + rebounds over the last 12 games. Bam has a team-high 23.8% usage rate with his three ruled-out teammates off the floor, and New Orleans comes in allowing an NBA-high 57.1 rebounds per home game, as well as the seventh-highest shooting percentage overall (48.0).
We stick in the Heat frontcourt and move on to Ware, who appears set for another start Wednesday even if Wiggins is available. Ware somehow fouled out in 14 minutes against the Jazz on Monday, but even in that abbreviated time on the court, he pulled down six boards. He also had 14 rebounds the day prior against the Wizards, and he’s gotten to at least six rebounds in 39 of 51 games overall. That includes a 12-rebound effort against the Pels in 25 minutes on Jan. 4, further cementing his case.
We’ll keep the frontcourt theme going but shift to the other side of the matchup and go with the reliable Zion, who’s hit the 20-point mark in 27 of 39 games this season. Factoring out a 15-minute outing against the Pistons on Jan. 21, Williamson is 9-3 to this prop since Jan. 14. Zion is averaging a more robust 32.3 minutes over his last nine contests, a stretch where he’s averaging 20.2 points. The Heat have struggled defending power forwards of late, allowing 22.4 points per contest to the position in the last 15, including 24.8 per game in the last seven. Then, Miami has conceded the ninth-most points in the paint per game (52.1), while Zion is scoring a robust 72.2% of his points in that part of the floor.
Maxime Raynaud To Record 6+ Rebounds, Jaren Jackson Over 23.5 Points + Rebounds, Isaiah Collier Over 26.5 Points + Assists (+293 on FanDuel Sportsbook)
The Kings and Jazz link up for a late-night battle Wednesday that has the potential for some fireworks, making this an intriguing spot to look for a three-leg parlay to roll with.
We’ll start with Raynaud, who’s set for another start with Domantas Sabonis remaining on the bench for Sacramento. Raynaud absolutely crushed this prop his last time out with 19 rebounds against the Pelicans, and he’s averaging 8.4 rebounds over his 29 starts overall. The rookie is 28-19 to the six-rebound threshold overall this season, and on occasions in which he’s played over 25 minutes, he’s only fallen short of the mark on three occasions. Raynaud is seeing 12.3 rebound chances per game and converting them at a 55.4% rate overall, so the six boards are well within his reach.
We’ll move on to one of the Jazz’s big-name trade acquisitions in Jackson. The former Grizzlies big man has averaged 22.0 points and 4.5 rebounds in his first two games with Utah, encouragingly putting up 18.0 shot attempts per contest. The matchup against the Kings is a solid one, considering Sacramento is conceding the fifth-highest offensive efficiency rating to frontcourt players (88.1) and surrendering the ninth-most rebounds per home game (54.5). The Kings have also given up the eighth-highest shooting percentage to power forwards (48.5), furthering Jackson’s case.
We’ll wrap things up with Collier’s points + assists prop, one the talented guard has proven well capable of hitting while filling in for Keyonte George (ankle), who’ll remain sidelined Wednesday. Collier is averaging 30.6 points + assists over his last five games while logging a significant allotment of 38.4 minutes per contest. Collier has between nine and 22 assists in each of the last four games as well, and the Kings are yielding the fourth-most points (27.2) and assists (9.9) per game to point guards in the last 15 contests. With Utah projected for a solid 118 points Wednesday, this is a prop that lines up within Collier’s range of outcomes.
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