Top NBA Player Prop Values For Monday, Nov. 14
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Dan Karpuc - Nov 14, 2022, 3:03pm EST
Top NBA Player Prop Values
The 2022-2023 NBA regular season is finally here and BetQL is your source for best bets, sharp picks, live public data, player prop values, final score projections and so much more for Monday'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): 96-58 (63.2%)
NBA Player Prop Totals: 26-11 (70.3%)
Top NBA Player Prop Values
The 2022-2023 NBA regular season is finally here and BetQL is your source for best bets, sharp picks, live public data, player prop values, final score projections and so much more for Monday'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): 96-58 (63.2%)
NBA Player Prop Totals: 26-11 (70.3%)
Aleksej Pokusevski Over 9.5 Points
OKC's Tre Mann and Darius Bazley will both be out against the Celtics tonight, which will open up opportunities for Poku. The 7-footer has recorded 12, 14 and 17 points in his last three contests, averages 9.4 points per game this season and should benefit from the attention that Shai Gilgeous-Alexander will get from Boston's defense. Most notably, Defensive Player of the Year Marcus Smart should put the clamps down on SGA, which should shift the scoring load to others in OKC’s lineup.
Using RotoGrinders’ Court IQ tool, I can see that Pokusevski averages 0.45 points per minute with the aforementioned players (and other injured Thunder players) off the court, so if he plays 23 minutes, he should presumably score 10 points and get over this 9.5-point mark. This is one of my favorite plays of the day.
Jakob Poeltl Over 11.5 Points
The Warriors have allowed opposing centers to score an average of 27.65 points per game, the highest mark in the NBA. BetQL is projecting Poeltl to drop 13 points and San Antonio’s center is coming off two solid performances in which he dropped 22 points on 10-of-12 shooting against the Grizzlies and then 15 points on 7-of-11 shooting against the Bucks. Overall, Poeltl has gone over 11.5 points in nine of his 13 starts this season and I expect him to make things happen on the interior once again in this game.
Both of these teams are off to horrible defensive starts, but Golden State has been shockingly awful. The Warriors rank 27th in Defensive Rating and have given up an insane 119.2 points per game (most in the entire NBA). Until the Warriors figure out how to prevent easy baskets, I’m going to continue to target opposing centers.
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