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Milwaukee Bucks vs Boston Celtics Same Game Parlay Picks

Updated Nov 4, after the final

Same game parlays built from the board, each leg priced against the Statz model: Milwaukee Bucks at Boston Celtics, 4 November 2026. The written preview, odds and model sit on the main preview page.

Same game parlays

Slips from the props and lines, priced by every book that carries each leg.

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Safer4 legs

Short prices the player has cleared in at least four of their last five.

  • Player
    Hugo González
    Under 13.5 Pts + Reb + Ast · 5/5 last 5 · 92.4%
    FanDuel1.78
  • Player
    Kel'el Ware
    Under 0.5 Threes · 4/5 last 5 · 92.2%
    BetMGM2.40
  • BOS
    Boston Celtics
    Moneyline · 83.9%
    Rebet1.20
  • Player
    Baylor Scheierman
    Under 2.5 Assists · 4/5 last 5 · 78.1%
    BetMGM1.71

No single book carries every leg; as singles the legs multiply to 8.77.

Market 9.9%Statz 55.8%+45.9%
Edge4 legs

The legs where our chance beats the market's by the most.

  • Player
    Kel'el Ware
    Under 0.5 Threes · 4/5 last 5 · 92.2%
    BetMGM2.40
  • Player
    Hugo González
    Under 1.5 Assists · 5/5 last 5 · 90.8%
    DraftKings1.91
  • Player
    Baylor Scheierman
    Under 6.5 Reb + Ast · 3/5 last 5 · 73.3%
    BetMGM2.15
  • Player
    Ryan Rollins
    Over 13.5 Pts + Reb · 2/5 last 5 · 70.4%
    PP2.00

No single book carries every leg; as singles the legs multiply to 19.71.

Market 4.2%Statz 43.2%+39.0%
Scoring4 legs

Points, threes and the combination markets, over.

  • Player
    Ryan Rollins
    Over 13.5 Pts + Reb · 2/5 last 5 · 70.4%
    PP2.00
  • Player
    Kyle Kuzma
    Over 13.5 Pts + Reb · 2/5 last 5 · 66.5%
    BetParx1.83
  • Player
    Sam Hauser
    Over 10.5 Pts + Reb · 2/5 last 5 · 63.4%
    FanDuel1.78
  • Player
    Myles Turner
    Over 15.5 Pts + Reb + Ast · 4/5 last 5 · 59.7%
    FanDuel1.78

No single book carries every leg; as singles the legs multiply to 11.6.

Market 7.4%Statz 17.7%+10.3%
Our chance of a slip is its legs' chances multiplied, which treats them as independent; legs from one game lean on each other, so the true chance is a little higher. Every leg must land.