Top NBA Player Prop Values For Tuesday, Nov. 29

Top NBA Player Prop Values

The 2022-2023 NBA regular season is underway and BetQL is your source for best bets, sharp picks, live public data, player prop values, final score projections and so much more for Tuesday's games! Scroll down to take a look at two player prop values you should take advantage of, coupled with exclusive sportsbook offers. Here are my updated NBA records for all picks made here on BetQL:

NBA (ATS & O/U Only): 98-65 (60.1%)

NBA Player Prop Totals: 46-21 (68.7%)

Mitchell Robinson Over 7.5 Points vs. Pistons

Coming off of his best game of the season (16 points, 7 rebounds, 5 blocks in 32 minutes against the Grizzlies), Knicks center Mitchell Robinson has some momentum heading into this game tonight. Not only were his 16 points a season-high, but he was on the court for his second-most minutes in a game as well. Tom Thibodeau plays favorites when handing out playing time and I’d expect Robinson to rack up a lot of minutes against Detroit’s front line that features Marvin Bagley III, Jalen Duren and possibly Isaiah Stewart (questionable, toe). The Pistons have allowed opposing centers to score 22.14 points per game this season and since Robinson makes a living down low, he should also benefit from the fact that Detroit has allowed a whopping 54.2 points in the paint (2nd-most in NBA).

Jordan Poole Over 1.5 Made Threes vs. Mavs

Over his last four games, Poole has made two or more threes three times, but it’s his volume that makes me extremely confident about this hitting tonight. He’s taken 9, 8, 8 and 9 three-point shots over those contests, which is the elite number of attempts I’m looking for with a prop like this. The Mavericks have allowed an average of 14.0 made threes per game over their last three contests, the 4th-most in the entire NBA, so Poole should be able to make things happen from deep when he checks into the game.

Ivica Zubac Over 10.5 Rebounds vs. Blazers

Zubac is averaging 11.6 rebounds per game (4th-most) and is coming off of an absurd 31-point, 29-rebound performance against the Pacers on Sunday. He’s gone over this 10.5-rebound mark in four of his last six games and in that stretch, he pulled down 18 and 14 boards in separate games as well, in addition to the 29-rebound outburst. With Paul George and (most likely) Kawhi Leonard out, Zubac should be able to crush on the glass again and will be needed to match up with Portland’s Jusuf Nurkic. I expect him to be on the court for 35-plus minutes tonight and to be very active on the glass once again.

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