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The NBA Finals continue Wednesday night, and we’ve got a single-game DFS slate on tap. Even though the postseason is winding down, our friends over at PrizePicks still have us covered with tons of options on the board, both fantasy point and single stat offerings. Let’s get into it.
For an in-depth look at the app, check out this PrizePicks Review by FTN’s Tyler Loechner.
PrizePicks is a creative new way to parlay picks based on expected fantasy point production. The format is simple. PrizePicks will set fantasy point or single stat lines for select players and then you choose between two and five players to go over or under their given projection. Naturally, the more players you put into your parlay, the larger the payout! You can enter a “Power Play,” where you must get every pick in your parlay correct to get paid out. Another option is a “Flex Play,” where your payout changes depending on the number of picks you got correct.
Wednesday’s NBA action locks at 9 p.m. ET on PrizePicks. Note that these lines can shift throughout the day leading up to lock just like a spread or moneyline on a game. They will also occasionally add players as the day goes on if injury news changes the outlook for a team. Tag me in the FTN PrizePicks Discord channel (which is FREE) up until lock if you want a second pair of eyes on a parlay you’re considering or for help on lines that may have changed since this writing.
Scoring breakdown for PrizePicks contests can be found here.
Here’s a look at my favorite picks on the NBA board at PrizePicks Wednesday.
Here are the combinations I have placed on PrizePicks so far Wednesday, all as “Power Plays.”
Power play payout: 3x
Flex play payout: 2x for two correct, 0.5x for one correct
I’m not a huge fan of doing the largest offering of a five-way parlay on a daily basis, but if I was to run one out there Wednesday on PrizePicks, here’s what I would throw in.