NBA Playoffs Wednesday same game parlay (+968 odds): Washington Wizards vs. Philadelphia 76ers

Filip Tomic

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Long-time NBA fan, following the game closely for 21 years now. Joined the Pickswise writing staff for the 2020-21 season and have given out winning picks since. Hopefully we can make some money together! Oh, and I firmly believe Lebron James is not one of the two best basketball players of all time. Yeah, I said it. For Filip Tomic media enquiries, please email contact@pickswise.com.

Seth Curry Over 2.5 Made Threes (-113)

Tobias Harris Under 1.5 Made Threes (-142)

Ben Simmons Over 7.5 Rebounds (-115)

Russell Westbrook Over 11.5 Assists (-134)

Parlay odds: +968

Seth Curry Over 2.5 Made Threes (-113)

Curry has had some amazing games against the Wizards in the regular season, averaging 18.3 points. In those three games, he shot an insane 53.3 percent from three-point land. On Sunday he went 3-for-9 from deep and finished with 15 points. He is one of Philadelphia’s key role players and head coach Doc Rivers trusts him the most to take as many threes as he wants. Washington doesn’t really spend too much time defending the perimeter, so expect Curry to put up a lot of shots tonight and hopefully he can repeat his performance from the weekend and drain at least three of them.

Be sure to check out our full game preview for Washington Wizards vs. Philadelphia 76ers.

Tobias Harris Under 1.5 Made Threes (-142)

Harris has been cold from three-point land as of late. He averaged just 1.3 makes from distance during the regular season and went Under 1.5 threes in 10 of his last 13 games. His 32 percent efficiency isn’t all that impressive and against the Wizards in three regular-season games that goes down to just 27.3 percent. In Game 1 he did drain two of them, but only because of Embiid’s absence due to foul trouble made him take 29 shots on the night. He spent most of that game attacking the basket, 45 percent of his shots came from within 10 feet of the rim.

Ben Simmons Over 7.5 Rebounds (-115)

Simmons struggled shooting in Game 1 and that’s fine, he’s not really known for his scoring anyways. Despite going 3-for-9 from the field and 0-6 from the charity stripe, he still had a big impact on the game with 15 rebounds and 15 assists. Eight of his 15 rebounds were on the offensive glass and that’s a good sign in case Embiid gets in foul trouble again. During the regular season he has averaged 7.4 per game, he has gone Over 7.5 in three of his last five outings.

Russell Westbrook Over 11.5 Assists (-134)

With this being the postseason, Westbrook is no longer focused on stat padding and getting as many triple-doubles as possible. Instead, he is focused on doing what’s best for the team and that is distributing the ball and getting everyone involved. In Game 1 he had 14 of them helping five other teammates score in double-figures and that was one of the main reasons why his team was able to cover the spread in the loss. In the three regular-season meetings against Philadelphia he averaged 11.7 assists, so we are in a good position with this bet.