Nba Prop Bets 2017

NBA prop bets are split into two types with both NBA player props and NBA team props available on every game. Our expert handicappers research and analyze all of the key statistics and matchups to find you the best free NBA prop bets for today’s NBA games. The latest tweets from @PropBetGuy.

  1. Nba Prop Bets 2017 2020
  2. Nba Prop Bets 2017 Fantasy
  3. Nba Prop Bets 2017 Results

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Here is our live prop bet tracker on which bets cashed during the 2017 NBA draft.

Odds from Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook.

NBA draft props

Total number of Duke players drafted in Round 1: Under 3.5

(3) Jason Tatum

(12) Luke Kennard

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(20) Harry Giles

Total number of Kentucky players drafted in Round 1: Over 2.5

(5) De'Aaron Fox

(11) Malik Monk

(14) Bam Adebayo

Total number of UCLA players drafted in Round 1: Under 2.5

(2) Lonzo Ball

(18) TJ Leaf

Total number of Oregon players drafted overall: Over 2.5

(38) Jordan Bell

(41) Tyler Dorsey

(45) Dillon Brooks

Total number of Kansas players drafted overall: Over 1.5

(4) Josh Jackson

(34) Frank Mason

Total number of Gonzaga players drafted overall: Over 1.5

(10) Zach Collins

(55) Nigel Williams-Goss

Will there be more players drafted overall from Oregon or UCLA?

UCLA (3)

(2) Lonzo Ball

(18) TJ Leaf

(47) Ike Anigbogu

Oregon (3)

(38) Jordan Bell

(41) Tyler Dorsey

(45) Dillon Brooks

Will there be more players drafted overall from Indiana or South Carolina?

Indiana (2)

(23) OG Anunoby

(42) Thomas Bryant

South Carolina (1)

(48) Sindarius Thornwell

The NBA Finals are finally here. We endured weeks of lopsided basketball for the highly anticipated Warriors-Cavaliers III. Drama will certainly play out on the court this series, and bettors will be watching. Let’s take a look at 20 money-making (or wasting) prop bets ahead of the NBA Finals. Bets are courtesy of Bovada.

Disclaimer: Odds may have changed since the time of publishing.

20. Will there be a flagrant Foul?

Yes: -325 (4/13)
No: +250 (5/2)

FTW’s thoughts:Seems like a safe bet.

19. Highest single-game point total by one player

Over/Under: 40½

FTW’s thoughts: With all the star power between these two teams, there is the potential for a 41-point game. But I’d still take the under.

18. Which player will have the most points scored in one game?

LeBron James: 2/1
Kevin Durant: 11/4
Stephen Curry: 13/4
Kyrie Irving: 13/4
Field: 9/2

FTW’s thoughts: It has to be LeBron, right?

17. Will LeBron James record a triple double?

Yes: +150 (3/2)
No: -180 (5/9)
FTW’s thoughts: LeBron James has seven triple doubles in his Finals career, trailing just Magic Johnson. It’s a strong possibility.

16. Will Draymond Green record a triple double?

Yes: +200 (2/1)
No: -260 (5/13)

FTW’s thoughts: Strong no.

15. Average 3-point field goals per game by the Cavaliers

Over/Under: 13.5

FTW’s thoughts: The Cavaliers have averaged 14.6 3-pointers a game in the playoffs. I’d lean towards the over.

14. Average 3-point field goals per game by the Warriors

Over/Under 13.5

FTW’s thoughts: The Warriors are averaging just 12 3-pointers in the playoffs, but they’re still the Warriors. Take the over.

13. 3-point percentage for the Golden State Warriors

Over/Under: 38.5%

FTW’s thoughts: This is about on par with what the Warriors have shot in the playoffs. It’s a tough call — go under.

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12. 3-point percentage for the the Cleveland Cavaliers

Over/Under: 38.5%

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FTW’s thoughts: Unless the Cavaliers go ice cold in the Finals, they’ll hit the over.

11. How many games will go into overtime?

Over: ½ (+170, 17/10)
Under: ½ (-210, 10/21)

FTW’s thoughts: If you really like putting your money to chance, go for this bet. With all the moving parts and randomness that can extend a game into overtime, it’s basically a coin flip. These teams went into overtime twice in the 2015 Finals and none in 2016.

10. Will there be an ejection?

Yes: +275 (11/4)
No: -350 (2/7)

FTW’s thoughts: These teams don’t like each other, so bet yes. Dahntay Jones could go for the repeat.

9. Will any player be suspended?

Yes: +700 (7/1)
No: -1400 (1/14)

FTW’s thoughts: I hope not.

8. Will there be a game-winning buzzer beater?

Yes: +550 (11/2)
No: -900 (1/9)

FTW’s thoughts: I’d say bet no, but that would totally be a fun thing to happen.

7. NBA Finals points per game – LeBron James

Over/Under: 30.5

FTW’s thoughts: The way LeBron has been playing in the postseason — aside from two games — it would be difficult to bet under. Expect a huge series from James.

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6. NBA Finals points per game – Kyrie Irving

Over/Under: 26

FTW’s thoughts: This will be a close one, but leaning towards the under.

5. NBA Finals points per game – Stephen Curry

Over/Under: 27

FTW’s thoughts: Curry seems ready to break out in the Finals, and he’s already averaged 28.6 in the postseason. Bet over.

4. NBA Finals points per game – Kevin Durant

Over/Under: 28.5

FTW’s thoughts: As capable as Durant is of averaging 30-plus points in the Finals, I think Curry’s scoring will force Durant into the under.

3. NBA Finals points per game – Klay Thompson

Over/Under: 18

FTW’s thoughts: Again, take the under.

2. Odds to win 2017 NBA Finals MVP

Kevin Durant: 11/5
LeBron James: 11/5
Stephen Curry: 9/4
Draymond Green: 8/1

FTW’s thoughts: If you think the Warriors will win this series, which I do, bet on Steph Curry.

1. Odds to win the NBA title

Cleveland Cavaliers: 2/1
Golden State Warriors: 5/12

FTW’s thoughts: The Warriors just have too many weapons and have been playing their best basketball. Plus, Stephen A. Smith picked the Cavaliers, and it’s been forever since he’s picked a Finals winner correctly.