The first game up on NBA Tuesday’s betting card is the best place to start a same-game parlay.
Here, we will create a four-leg SGP for the matchup between the Houston Rockets and the Washington Wizards, utilizing PRO Projections and expert insights from PRO Report.
By leveraging player prop edges and sharp action insights, we took four smart picks for Rockets vs. Wizards, with a payout of +697 at FanDuel.
Our picks will focus on point totals, star players like Fred VanVleet and Dillon Brooks, and more.
Let’s delve into how Action PRO models reveal opportunities for this SGP using PRO Projections.
NBA SGP: Wizards vs Rockets Picks, Parlay for 1/7
Tonight’s focus is on the total point scores, which are crucial in formulating a correlated SGP.
Our first leg is centered around the over/under. According to PRO Report, there has been notable smart money action on the under 224.5 points. This key data establishes the groundwork for our SGP strategy, indicating the potential for a lower-scoring game. By banking on this insight, we align our parlay with market trends that suggest a more defensive matchup.
Our second selection spotlights Houston Rockets’ Dillon Brooks, taking the under on his 15.5 points. PRO Projections have him pegged for only 12.4 points in this game, marking this as the second-best pick in value across any game on the slate. The discrepancy between market expectations and PRO Projections provides a valuable edge to exploit.
Next, we shift our focus to another Rockets player, Fred VanVleet, opting for the under on 16.5 points. PRO Projections suggest VanVleet will score around 14.5 points, creating an attractive betting opportunity at +100 odds.
The final leg of our SGP involves Wizards’ Corey Kispert. We look to take the under on his 12.5 points, with PRO Projections predicting a modest 9.8 points.
SGP Payout: +697
- Wizards vs. Rockets under 224.5
- Dillon Brooks under 15.5 points
- Fred VanVleet under 16.5 points
- Corey Kispert under 12.5 points
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