Best NBA Parlay Picks Today, Monday 10/30: 3-Leg Parlay at mega +882 odds – Target the points in Washington
I had a spectacular winner yesterday as my +1157 odds NBA Mega Parlay cashed. That was already our 3rd NBA Parlay winner this season, after we landed +612 and +444 winners earlier in the week. I’m hoping to keep the momentum going tonight as 22 teams hit the NBA hardwood.
Feel free to head over to our NBA Predictions page for Spread and Total picks on Monday’s 11-game slate, but let’s jump into my picks for today’s action now!
Over 229.5 Points in Celtics vs Wizards (-112)
New Orleans Pelicans -3.5 (-110)
Miami Heat ML (+172)
NBA Parlay odds: +882
Over 229.5 Points in Celtics vs Wizards (-112)
We start things off in Washington where Kristaps Porzingis brings his new team the Boston Celtics to face his old team the Wizards. Through the first couple of Games the Wizards rank first in pace averaging 106.7 possessions per Game and with the way their roster is constructed I wouldn’t be surprised if they ended the season as the highest paced team in the NBA. Jordan Poole has the ultimate green light, so you can expect him to let it fly against the Celtics tonight.
The Cs do prefer to slow things down, but if forced to play fast here they are more than capable of hanging with the Wizards. So far in 2 games played the Celtics have put up 108 and 119 points vs two really solid defenses in Miami and New York. They also have a offensive rating of 109.7 which ranks 7th in the NBA. The previous meeting between these two teams in this building saw 241 points scored, while 3 of the last 4 overall have averaged 246 points per game. I’ll be backing the over with confidence here.
Don’t forget to check our Boston Celtics vs Washington Wizards picks.
New Orleans Pelicans -3.5 vs GS Warriors (-110)
Next up we have the NO Pelicans at home to cover against Stephen Curry and his Warriors. Some people might say this is a tricky pick and you’re right, it’s never easy betting against Stephen Curry. However, the Warriors did just play last night so it’ll be their 2nd game on a back-to-back, as they travel in from Houston. Last season Golden State went just 7-8 SU in 15 such games and for an ageing roster playing intense basketball 2 nights in a row could present some issues.
The Pels have youth on their side and for once they have their three stars fully Healthy and playing together. They’re off to a really good start having beaten the Grizzlies and Knicks, getting the job done defensively, holding them to just 87 and 104 points. Draymond Green is finally back for Golden State, but I still expect Zion Williamson to bully his way on the inside here. In the last 5 meetings he’s shooting over 54% from the field, while also having a +/- average of 14.2 per Game. New Orleans is more than capable of slowing down Curry and winning by 4 points here.
Miami Heat ML vs MIL Bucks (+172)
And finally we have the Miami Heat beating the Milwaukee Bucks to close out our Parlay. The Bucks looked pretty average in last night’s loss to Atlanta. Damian Lillard in particular really struggled going just 2-for-12 from the field and scoring just 6 points. A stark contrast from his first game with Milwaukee where he dropped 37 in the win over Philadelphia. It’s still early in the season, but the loss to the Hawks is a clear indicator that the Bucks have a ton of work in front of them if they plan on contending for the title. The Heat have had their number lately going 4-1 ATS/SU against them in the last 5 meetings.
Jimmy Butler skipped Saturday’s game at Minnesota, resulting in a 16-point defeat to his team. He should be ready to go tonight though, he just loves going up against Giannis and the Bucks. In last year’s 1st Round series he averaged 37.6 points per game against them on almost 60% shooting from the field and an unreal by his standards 44.4% efficiency from downtown. Miami is yet to get a road win in 2 attempts, but with a healthy Butler and Khris Middleton potentially missing yet another game for Milwaukee, I think they have the necessary tools to finally get off the mark here.
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