Edited By
Emily Chang

A surge in betting activity over the past week on DraftKings revealed some impressive Points, Rebounds, and Assists (PRA) combo props that keep hitting. Betters are celebrating massive wins, with some picks yielding odds that range up to +1160.
Hereโs a breakdown of standout picks:
Jaxson Hayes: 20+ PRA at +1160 on March 5 (DEN vs. LAL)
Tyler Herro: 45+ PRA at +1140 on March 6 (CHA vs. MIA)
Reed Sheppard: 35+ PRA at +1140 on March 5 (HOU vs. GS)
Jaylin Williams (OKC): 35+ PRA at +1120 on March 3 (CHI vs. OKC)
Quentin Grimes: 35+ PRA at +980 on March 7 (ATL vs. PHI)
All picks were above 35 PRA, with four hitting at +1100 or better, marking significant payout opportunities for bettors.
Comments across various forums suggest excitement over these odds. โLast week's picks were a gold mine,โ one bettor shared after hitting big on multiple props. Another added, โI didnโt expect so many to hit that hard.โ Itโs clear that bettors are keen on these higher-risk options when the potential returns are this generous.
Many have taken to sharing their strategies online:
Laddering bet amounts to maximize returns
Focusing on players with recent performance spikes
Tracking game matchups meticulously
Interestingly, public sentiment appears positive. Most comments celebrate the recent outcomes, with some even recommending others to try out similar betting strategies while the odds are still good.
"Betting on PRA has become my new go-to strategy and itโs paying off!โ - Enthusiastic bettor
โฒ 4 out of 5 picks hit at +1100 or better.
โผ Players like Hayes and Herro are trending favorites.
โ โSmart play during this last week,โ says a regular bettor.
As of now, many are left wondering: Will these odds hold up in the following weeks? With the playoffs approaching, it seems more bettors are willing to take risks for bigger payouts.
There's a strong chance that as the playoffs near, the betting landscape will see even more excitement. Experts estimate around a 70% probability of continued high-level performances from key players like Hayes and Herro. Bettors could find significant opportunities in playoff matchups as teams tighten their strategies. With increased scrutiny and contributions from the bench, selections might yield even better odds. As competition ramps up, the risks taken by bettors looking for larger payouts may pay off or backfire, keeping the tension high into the season's end.
In 1994, Major League Baseball faced a similar surge in betting interest during the strike-shortened season. Fans turned their attention to individual player performances, favoring those who could bring home the winnings. Betting on specific player stats took off, much like this NBA season witnessed recent PRA picks. That season, a handful of players became fan favorites, capitalizing on expectations and rising prices. Just as that year's thrill was marked by a shift toward individual accolades, todayโs bettors echo that energy as they chase unexpected profits in the NBA.