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NBA Playoffs Same Game Parlay Odds & Picks: Wednesday (4/24)

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It doesn’t get any better than playoff basketball. We have two mismatches today with the number one seeds from each conference squaring off with the eight seeds. Despite that, we will be able to find a couple of NBA Same Game Parlays for these contests

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Wednesday’s Best NBA Same Game Parlay Bets

(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)

Miami Heat at Boston Celtics

With a 14.5-point spread, this game can get a bit sketchy with player props, so be careful with who you target. Without Jimmy Butler around, the Heat will lean heavily on Tyler Herro. The only problem is the Celtics know this too and will have pretty much all of their attention on him. They handled him with ease last game, permitting just 11 points to Herro on 4-for-13 shooting.

With all the attention on Herro, one player worth looking at for the Heat would be Nikola Jovic. He has joined the starting five due to Jimmy Butler’s injury and should see at least 25 minutes in this one. Jovic played 26 last game and finished with 10 points on 3-for-9 shooting. When Butler has been out, and Jovic has played 20+ minutes, he has gone over this in 7-of-12 games averaging 9.8 points per game.

Due to the high likelihood this turns into a blowout, similar to Game 1, there’s a decent chance we see a lot of Payton Pritchard in the second half. He played quite a bit in the first half as it was the last game, ultimately seeing 24 minutes while finishing with an 8/4/5 line. When he played at least 20 minutes this season, he went over this mark in 38-of-50 (76%) games while averaging 16.3 PRA.

Parlay Odds: +430

New Orleans Pelicans at Oklahoma City Thunder

After seeing him play just 19 minutes in Game 1, it’s fair to question how much we will really see from Josh Giddey in this series. The Pelicans have an elite defense, one that was sixth in terms of adjusted defensive rating for the season, so even when Giddey is on the floor, he will have his fair share of troubles. He finished with just seven Points+Rebounds+Assists in Game 1.

If Herbert Jones is going to see as much time as he did in Game 1, he is going over this point prop. The Pelicans will be without Zion Williamson for the foreseeable future, so it’s reasonable to expect around 33 minutes from Jones in this one. He shot poorly in the opening game of the series, going 2-for-10 from the floor, but should find better luck here. When he plays 30+ minutes, he is over this mark in 28-of-46 (61%) of games averaging 11.7 points.

Jonas Valanciunas also got a lot of time on the floor without Zion around. He played 29 minutes and finished with a whopping 20 rebounds. With how easy it was for him to clean up the glass in Game 1, it would be pretty shocking to see him stay under this line. The only thing preventing this from happening is playing time but without Zion, he should see enough time on the floor to grab rebounds galore in this one.

Parlay Odds: +400

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