Casino City’s Friday Five: Top NBA props for 10/23/2026
The NBA season is heating up, and tonight’s slate offers plenty of opportunities to find value in the player prop market. From points and rebounds to assists and three-pointers, we break down five NBA player props to target, with a closer look at the matchups and trends that could help these picks cash.
(All odds provided by bet365 Sportsbook & Racebook)
5. OG Anunoby 5+ rebounds (-136)
OG Anunoby is more than capable of making an impact on the glass while handling his usual workload on the wing. He doesn't need to dominate the boards to get this one home, just stay active around the basket and take advantage of rebounds that come his way.
His defensive assignments should keep him involved throughout the game, and long rebounds off Boston's jump shots could create extra opportunities. Five boards is a reachable number if he gets his usual minutes.
4. Kevin Durant 6+ rebounds (-105)
KD’s length gives him a good chance to collect rebounds on both ends of the floor, especially when he crashes in from the perimeter. He doesn't have to battle centers for every board because plenty of rebounds fall into his area after missed jumpers.
His scoring ability should keep him heavily involved, which also means plenty of time on the court to build his numbers. Six rebounds is a reasonable target for a player with his size and all-around game. At nearly even money, I'm willing to back Durant to reach that mark.
3. Sam Hauser 7+ points (+100)
Sam Hauser's value comes from his ability to punish defenses when they leave him open beyond the arc. He doesn't need to create his own shot consistently, as a couple of clean looks from three can put him well on his way to seven points.
Playing alongside Boston's primary ball handlers should give him opportunities to spot up when the defense collapses on drives. He can also get there with a timely basket inside the arc or a trip to the free-throw line.
2. Duncan Robinson 3+ threes (+105)
Duncan Robinson is at his best when he gets into a rhythm from deep, and three made triples is a realistic target for one of the league’s top perimeter shooters. Detroit can use him as a floor spacer, forcing Miami to account for his shooting whenever he moves without the ball.
The key is getting enough attempts, so his minutes and willingness to let it fly will matter. At plus money, this is one of my favorite plays of the night.
1. P.J. Washington 13+ points (-108)
Washington has the size and versatility to score in several ways, which gives him multiple paths to 13 points.
The wing can stretch the floor with his outside shot, attack closeouts, and pick up easier baskets around the rim. Defenses often have to focus their attention on Dallas' primary scoring options, potentially giving Washington room to operate as a secondary threat.
He doesn't need a crazy night to reach this number if he gets his normal share of shots and minutes. At -108, 13-plus points is a manageable target, and he is more than capable to cash this against a Pacers defense that struggled in their opener.
(All odds provided by bet365 Sportsbook & Racebook)
5. OG Anunoby 5+ rebounds (-136)
OG Anunoby is more than capable of making an impact on the glass while handling his usual workload on the wing. He doesn't need to dominate the boards to get this one home, just stay active around the basket and take advantage of rebounds that come his way.
His defensive assignments should keep him involved throughout the game, and long rebounds off Boston's jump shots could create extra opportunities. Five boards is a reachable number if he gets his usual minutes.
4. Kevin Durant 6+ rebounds (-105)
KD’s length gives him a good chance to collect rebounds on both ends of the floor, especially when he crashes in from the perimeter. He doesn't have to battle centers for every board because plenty of rebounds fall into his area after missed jumpers.
His scoring ability should keep him heavily involved, which also means plenty of time on the court to build his numbers. Six rebounds is a reasonable target for a player with his size and all-around game. At nearly even money, I'm willing to back Durant to reach that mark.
the numbers do the talking ????? https://t.co/BxqoggUVvZ
— Houston Rockets (@HoustonRockets) October 22, 2026
3. Sam Hauser 7+ points (+100)
Sam Hauser's value comes from his ability to punish defenses when they leave him open beyond the arc. He doesn't need to create his own shot consistently, as a couple of clean looks from three can put him well on his way to seven points.
Playing alongside Boston's primary ball handlers should give him opportunities to spot up when the defense collapses on drives. He can also get there with a timely basket inside the arc or a trip to the free-throw line.
2. Duncan Robinson 3+ threes (+105)
Duncan Robinson is at his best when he gets into a rhythm from deep, and three made triples is a realistic target for one of the league’s top perimeter shooters. Detroit can use him as a floor spacer, forcing Miami to account for his shooting whenever he moves without the ball.
The key is getting enough attempts, so his minutes and willingness to let it fly will matter. At plus money, this is one of my favorite plays of the night.
15-point fourth quarter for Duncan ?? https://t.co/mtNiQmwMzE
— Detroit Pistons (@DetroitPistons) October 20, 2026
1. P.J. Washington 13+ points (-108)
Washington has the size and versatility to score in several ways, which gives him multiple paths to 13 points.
The wing can stretch the floor with his outside shot, attack closeouts, and pick up easier baskets around the rim. Defenses often have to focus their attention on Dallas' primary scoring options, potentially giving Washington room to operate as a secondary threat.
He doesn't need a crazy night to reach this number if he gets his normal share of shots and minutes. At -108, 13-plus points is a manageable target, and he is more than capable to cash this against a Pacers defense that struggled in their opener.