Best NBA Parlay Picks Today, Friday 2/2: 3-Leg Parlay at mega +1074 odds – Kings get revenge on Pacers

A couple of funky results last night ruined a lot of bets, but that shouldn’t discourage us from trying to land another NBA Mega Parlay, with 10 more Games coming our way this Friday. I’ve analyzed all 10 match-ups and come up with my 3 favorite bets for tonight’s Parlay, continue reading below to see them.

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Now let’s dive into my bet!

PHX Suns -3.5 (-112)

SAC Kings -3 (-110)

MEM Grizzlies ML (+225)

NBA Mega Parlay odds: +1074

PHX Suns -3.5 over Atlanta Hawks (-112)

Kevin Durant returned to Brooklyn on Wednesday night and dropped 33 points in a convincing 136-120 win for his Phoenix Suns. KD couldn’t have wished for a more perfect homecoming, he got all the support from his teammates as the 4 other starters all scored in double figures. As a team the Suns shot 62% from the field and 50% from three, outrebounding the Nets by 15. The Suns have been locked in during this road trip.

Trae Young’s performance will determine how well the Hawks play here. They’re just 2-4 SU over their last 6 games. Atlanta is still clinging on to a play-in tournament spot, but with the Nets and Raptors right behind them, they have to continue winning games to stay in the playoff mix out East. De’Andre Hunter is questionable to play, without him the Hawks are just 8-14 SU for the season. To me, Phoenix has been one of the better teams in the NBA over the past month or so, I’m giving them the edge over Atlanta here. The Hawks are an unconvincing 5-18 ATS in home games this season and just 10-13 SU.

SAC Kings -3 over Indiana Pacers(-110)

Despite having the 5th seed in the West, the Kings are without an All-Star this season. Of course, this could change if an injury happens, but you’d have to think this will be a motivating factor for De’Aaron Fox moving forward to prove everyone wrong. Getting a win in Indiana would be a good start, the Pacers actually beat the Kings 126-121 some 2 weeks ago in Sacramento, despite being without Tyrese Haliburton in that Game. The revenge factor is also there.

Just like the Kings, the Pacers too are coming into tonight’s game following a road loss as they took an L in New York last night 109-105. It was their 2nd consecutive road defeat, Haliburton had just 15 points and 5 assists. We know that he’s currently dealing with a hamstring injury, which could be a limiting factor in his ability to move. Not having their best player and playmaker at 100% is troubling, the Pacers rely on Haliburton for over 23 points and a league high 12.5 assists per game. With just 2 wins in 9 games when playing with no rest in between games, the Pacers have one of the worst records in the entire NBA. Sacramento is a solid 14-10 ATS in road games this season, have the rest advantage here and most importantly the Pacers don’t have the luxury of a healthy Tyrese Haliburton at their disposal. Kings to cover.

MEM Grizzlies ML over Golden State Warriors (+225)

And finally, in the trickiest Game of our Parlay I have the Memphis Grizzlies getting another win over the Golden State Warriors. I say another because they already won one meeting earlier in the season in this building, despite going into that Game as 7.5 point underdogs. This match-up has been a favorable one for Memphis, they’ve covered the spread in 9 consecutive home Games against the Warriors. Their recent form has also been impressive at 6-0 ATS in their last 6 overall, plus against Western Conference opponents they’ve covered in 5 of 7 as well.

We all know Golden State has been dealing with a lot over the past couple of weeks. There is an illness going around the team these days which saw Klay Thompson miss the game against Philadelphia. Dario Saric has been ruled out for tonight’s game, joining both Thompson and Draymond Green who are also on the injury report. The Warriors are without a win in 7 straight vs Western Conference teams, and just 2-10 SU in their last 12 on the road. Of course, Stephen Curry is still on their roster, but if he has a bad night here it could be troublesome. I think with their recent record in head-to-head games, it’s worth backing the Grizzlies to get the win here.