February 3rd NBA Props – Best Player Prop Bets for Wednesday’s Games
By Quinn Allen in NBA Basketball
Published:
- There are 10 games on the schedule across the NBA on Wednesday
- With numerous star players in action, there is some value in certain props
- Get the full odds and offerings of player prop bets across the league below
It’s a relatively heavy schedule across the league on Wednesday, February 3rd, with a total of 20 teams in action. Kawhi Leonard and the Los Angeles Clippers will finish out their road trip in Cleveland after a slim loss to the Brooklyn Nets on Monday night.
Elsewhere, Luka Doncic and Trae Young will face off as the struggling Dallas Mavericks play the Atlanta Hawks. The New York Knicks will also face their Eastern Conference rivals, the Chicago Bulls.
Read on for the full player props and two of the best bets for Wednesday’s contests.
February 3rd NBA Player Props and Odds
| PHI vs CHA | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Three Pointers Made |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Joel Embiid (PHI) | 26.5 (O -110 | U -110) | 12.5 (O -105 | U -115) | 2.5 (O -106 | U -114) | 2.5 (O +200 | U -265) |
| Tobias Harris (PHI) | 19.5 (O +100 | U -122) | 6.5 (O -110 | U -110) | 3.5 (O +122 | U -150) | 1.5 (O -205 | U +158) |
| Gordon Hayward (CHA) | 21.5 (O -108 | U -112) | 4.5 (O -144 | U +118) | 3.5 (O +118 | U -144) | 2.5 (O +112 | U -142) |
| IND vs MIL | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Three Pointers Made |
| Malcolm Brogdon (IND) | 22.5 (O -104 | U -118) | 4.5 (O +108 | U -132) | 6.5 (O -138 | U +112) | 2.5 (o -170 | U +132) |
| Domantas Sabonis (IND) | 20.5 (O -110 | U -110) | 12.5 (O +112 | U -140) | 5.5 (O +110 | U -134) | N/A |
| Giannis Antetokounmpo (MIL) | 29.5 (O -112 | U -108) | 12.5 (O -104 | U -118 | 6.5 (O +118 | U -144) | 1.5 (O +142 | U -184 |
| Khris Middleton (MIL) | 21.5 (O -106 | U -116) | 6.5 (O -106 | U -114) | 5.5 (O -114 | U -106) | 2.5 (O -106 | U -120) |
| DAL vs ATL | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Three Pointers Made |
| Luka Doncic (DAL) | 29.5 (O -110 | U -110) | 8.5 (O -132 | U +108) | 9.5 (O +114 | U -140) | 2.5 (O +136 | U -174) |
| Trae Young (ATL) | 27.5 (O -104 | U -118) | 3.5 (O -150 | U +122) | 8.5 (O -118 | U -104) | 2.5 (O -113 | U -113) |
| Clint Capela (ATL) | 15.5 (O +100 | U -122) | 13.5 (O -138 | U +112) | N/A | N/A |
| HOU vs OKC | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Three Pointers Made |
| Christian Wood (HOU) | 22.5 (O -114 | U -108) | 10.5 (O -106 | U -114) | N/A | 1.5 (O -138 | U +108) |
| Victor Oladipo (HOU) | 21.5 (O -108 | U -114) | 5.5 (O +116 | U -142) | 5.5 (O -144 | U +118) | 2.5 (O -136 | U +106) |
| Jae’Sean Tate (HOU) | 8.5 (O -106 | U -116) | 4.5 (O -144 | U +118) | N/A | N/A |
| LAC vs CLE | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Three Pointers Made |
| Collin Sexton (CLE) | 21.5 (O -120 | U -102) | 2.5 (O -158 | U +128) | 3.5 (O -148 | U +120) | 1.5 (O -102 | U -125) |
| Darius Garland (CLE) | 14.5 (O -126 | U +102) | 3.5 (O +120 | U -148) | 4.5 (O -138 | U +112) | 1.5 (O -120 | U -106) |
| Isaac Okoro (CLE) | 8.5 (O +106 | U -128) | 2.5 (O -110 | U -110) | N/A | N/A |
| NYK vs CHI | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Three Pointers Made |
| Julius Randle (NYK) | 23.5 (O -110 | U -110) | 10.5 (O -118 | U -104) | 5.5 (O -120 | U -102) | 1.5 (O +140 | U -180) |
| RJ Barrett (NYK) | 17.5 (O -108 | U -114) | 5.5 (O -138 | U +112) | 3.5 (O +128 | U -158) | 1.5 (O +150 | U -194) |
| Zach LaVine (CHI) | 24.5 (O -108 | U -112) | 5.5 (O +108 | U -132) | 4.5 (O -150 | U +122) | 2.5 (O -186 | U +144) |
| MIN vs SAS | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Three Pointers Made |
| DeMar DeRozan (SAS) | 19.5 (O -106 | U -116) | 5.5 (O +100 | U -122) | 5.5 (O -142 | U +116) | 0.5 (O +162 | U -210) |
| Dejounte Murray (SAS) | 15.5 (O -116 | U -106) | 7.5 (O +114 | U -140) | 4.5 (O -115 | U -105) | 0.5 (O -296 | U +196) |
| PHX vs NOP | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Three Pointers Made |
| Devin Booker (PHX) | 23.5 (O -118 | U -102) | 3.5 (O -148 | U +120) | 4.5 (O -150 | U +124) | 2.5 (O -111 | U -115) |
| Deandre Ayton (PHX) | 15.5 (O -108 | U -112) | 13.5 (O -106 | U -114) | 2.5 (O +138 | U -170) | N/A |
| Brandon Ingram (NOP) | 22.5 (O -110 | U -110) | 5.5 (O -122 | U +100) | 3.5 (O -154 | U +126) | 2.5 (O +134 | U -172) |
| Zion Williamson (NOP) | 22.5 (O -114 | U -108) | 8.5 (O +100 | U -122) | 2.5 (O +126 | U -154) | N/A |
| BOS vs SAC | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Three Pointers Made |
| Buddy Hield (SAC) | 17.5 (O -110 | U -110) | 3.5 (O -144 | U +118) | 3.5 (O +116 | U -144) | 4.5 (O +100 | U -128) |
| De’Aaron Fox (SAC) | 22.5 (O -106 | U -116) | 3.5 (O -144 | U +118) | 6.5 (O -134 | U +110) | 1.5 (O -148 | U +116) |
Odds taken Feb 2 at FanDuel
Another Massive Game for Capela on the Glass
Clint Capela has been a breath of fresh air for the Atlanta Hawks this season. After the Houston Rockets traded him to ATL last February, Capela sat out the remainder of the year due to an injury. But once the big man made his debut in 2020-21, it’s been nothing but domination.
Capela is currently 2nd in the NBA with 14.4 rebounds per game, which is currently a career-high. The Hawks center has enjoyed some ridiculous performances this season around the hoop. He collected 26 boards in a win over the Detroit Pistons last month, then just days later, put up a triple-double with 19 rebounds and a mind-boggling 10 blocks.
Capela has always been a force on the glass, but it seems like he is thriving in a new system. As for Atlanta’s opponent on Wednesday in the Dallas Mavericks, they’ve struggled immensely as of late. Rick Carlisle’s team also allow the fourth-most boards per game in the league at 57.5 and an NBA-worst 63.7 rebounds in their last three appearances.
Capela is going to take advantage. Bet on the over.
Pick: Over 13.5 Rebounds (-138)
Wood Takes Over Again for Houston
One of the best stories of this NBA season has been the resurgence of Christian Wood with the Houston Rockets. After jumping around between various organizations over the last few years, it looks like Wood has found a home in H-Town.
The former UNLV star is posting insane numbers this season across the board, especially in the scoring department. He’s averaging more than 10 points more per game than his career average, currently dropping 23.3 per night. Wood is leading the Rockets in scoring and has been their most consistent player by far.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are 25th in the association in defensive rating while also sitting in the bottom 10 of the league in points allowed per contest. Wood hasn’t had any issues erupting against much better opponents, scoring 22 against the Lakers and 31 vs. Portland.
With a young Thunder team really not posing any serious threat, expect the Houston star to show out and continue to make his case for an All-Star appearance and the Most Improved Player of the Year.
Pick: Over 22.5 Points (-114)
Sports Writer
Quinn Allen is a sports journalist, with a background and education in broadcast journalism (BCIT '17). He is a full-time associate editor at ClutchPoints by day, where he writes about soccer, baseball, basketball, football, and more. At night, Quinn is a frequent contributor at SBD.
