A packed 10-game slate Monday in the NBA brings a ton of props on No House Advantage. Let’s narrow down the field by highlighting some favorable options to consider. Also, be sure to check out the NBA Player Props & Betting Central Tool to help pick props.
No House Advantage NBA Player Props
Zion Williamson, NO vs. OKC: Over 20.5 Points
Williamson has produced a couple of duds lately, scoring fewer than 15 points in two of his last three games. However, both of those games were blowouts, which impacted his playing time. There is also blowout potential here against the Thunder, but the Pelicans’ injury situation might enable the Thunder to keep things relatively close.
Not only will C.J. McCollum (COVID-19 protocols) be out again, but Brandon Ingram (toe) is listed as doubtful. The two have combined to average 39.5 points per game, so there should be extra shot attempts on the table for Williamson. That could lead him to roast a Thunder team that doesn’t have much size up front.
Devin Booker, PHO at SAC: Over 4.5 Assists
The Suns are also dealing with injuries. Chris Paul (heel) is still not ready to return, with this game set to become his 10th straight absence. He was racking up assists in bunches again before going down, averaging 9.4 of them per game.
Cameron Payne has done an excellent job filling in for Paul, but Booker has also been asked to take on added responsibilities. Over the nine games that Paul has missed, Booker dished out at least five assists in eight of them. The Kings have the sixth-worst defensive rating in the league, potentially setting up Booker to hit this over again.
Tyrese Haliburton, IND at LAL: Over 8.5 Assists
The Pacers have been a pleasant surprise this season, with their 11-8 record. They have a few exciting young players, with Haliburton sitting atop that list. Coming over in a trade that sent Domantas Sabonis to the Kings last season, Haliburton has quickly become the centerpiece of the Pacers rebuild.
Haliburton plays a ton and has the ball in his hands a lot, which has propelled him to average 11.1 assists per game. With regards to this prop, he has at least nine assists in nine of his last 10 games. In fact, he has at least 11 assists in eight of his last nine games. The Lakers might have the seventh-best defensive rating in the league, but the over here is still the way to go. The NBA Player Props & Betting Central Tool has Haliburton projected to finish with 11.1 assists.
Jordan Clarkson, UTA vs. CHI: Over 17.5 Points
The Jazz are another unexpected team that is off to a good start, posting a 12-10 record despite trading away Donovan Mitchell, Rudy Gobert and Bojan Bogdanovic. They did hang onto Clarkson, who has provided instant offense off the bench throughout his career. With the changes that the Jazz have made, though, he has started all 22 games for them this season.
Not only is Clarkson starting, but he is averaging 32 minutes per game. That has enabled him to average 19.5 points per game. Since Mike Conley (lower leg) went down, Clarkson has averaged 36 minutes over four games. That contributed to him scoring at least 21 points in each of those contests. Conley will remain out for this game, and the Bulls are likely to be without one of their best defenders in Alex Caruso (ankle), potentially setting up Clarkson to not only hit the over on this number, but also score at least 20 points again.
