This cheat sheet is designed to provide you with jumping on, or off, points as you search for the best NBA bets to feature in your parlay on Thursday.
Once you’ve taken stock of the streaks you deem best, make sure to check on today’s NBA injury report before casting your straight bets and parlays.
Indiana Pacers at Detroit Pistons
- Tobias Harris scored 16 or more points in each of his last 15 games that his team was favored vs. the Pacers. (Points O/U is 13.5.)
- Myles Turner scored 15-plus points in his last seven games that the Pacers were underdogs vs. the Central Division. (Points O/U is 14.5.)
- The Pistons lost the last six games in which they were home favorites vs. the Central.
- Also, in the last six games that the Pistons were favored vs. the Central — but regardless of location in this instance — Detroit did not cover.
- Pascal Siakam grabbed at least eight rebounds in his previous six games that the Pacers were road underdogs vs. an Eastern Conference opponent. (Rebounds O/U is 7.5.)
- Harris finished with at least three assists in each of his previous six games. (Assists O/U is 2.5.)
Phoenix Suns at Washington Wizards
- Jordan Poole dished out five-plus assists in each of his previous five home games vs. the Suns. (Assists O/U is 4.5.)
Cleveland Cavaliers at Oklahoma City Thunder
- The Thunder won the previous 11 games in which they were the favorite.
- The Thunder covered the last seven games in which they were favored.
- Donovan Mitchell scored 25-plus points in his last seven games that the Cavaliers were an underdog. (Points O/U is 21.5)
- The Cavaliers won the first half in each of their last six road games.
- Darius Garland dished out seven or more assists in his prior six games vs. the Western Conference. (Assists O/U is 6.5.)
- Mitchell finished with at least five assists in his last five trips to Oklahoma City. (Assists O/U is 4.5.)
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Los Angeles Clippers at Portland Trail Blazers
- The Clippers won the last six games in which they were road favorites vs. the Trail Blazers.
- Norman Powell knocked down four-plus 3-pointers in each of his last five games that the Clippers were favored vs. the Northwest Division. (3-pointers O/U is 3.5.)
Houston Rockets at Sacramento Kings
- DeMar DeRozan dished out four-plus assists in each of his last 11 games that his team was a favorite vs. the Rockets. (Assists O/U is 3.5)
- Malik Monk finished with six or more assists in each of his last eight games. (Assists O/U is 5.5.)
- In his last six games, Monk scored at least 18 points. (Points O/U is 17.5.)
- The Rockets won their previous six road games. They also covered in their last five road games.
- Jalen Green scored at least 27 points and knocked down four-plus 3-pointers in each of his last six games. (Points O/U is 23.5 and 3-pointers O/U is 2.5.)
- Domantas Sabonis has made at least one 3-pointer in six consecutive games. (3-pointers O/U is 0.5.)
- Cam Whitmore made two-plus 3-pointers in each of his last five games. (3-pointers O/U is 1.5.)
- Keegan Murray knocked down at least three 3-pointers in five straight games. (3-pointers O/U is 1.5.)
- Fred VanVleet scored at least 16 points in each of his last five road games. (Points O/U is 14.5.)
- DeRozan made at least one 3-pointer in his previous five games vs. the Southwest. (3-pointers O/U is 0.5.)
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