Orlando MagicMagic
Wed, Oct 287:30 PMETToronto
Toronto RaptorsRaptors
ORL2.74TOR1.57SpreadTOR -4.5Total223.5via Polymarket

Orlando Magic at Toronto Raptors: Preview, Odds and Props

Same game parlays built from the board, each leg priced against the Statz model: Orlando Magic at Toronto Raptors, 28 October 2026. The written preview, odds and model sit on the main preview page.

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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
    Jamal Shead
    Under 2.5 Rebounds · 5/5 last 5 · 85.6%
    DraftKings1.53
  • Player
    Franz Wagner
    Under 6.5 Assists · 4/5 last 5 · 81.6%
    BetMGM1.65
  • Player
    Scottie Barnes
    Under 1.5 Threes · 5/5 last 5 · 79.3%
    PP1.50
  • Player
    Wendell Carter Jr.
    Under 2.5 Assists · 5/5 last 5 · 74.3%
    BetRivers1.68

No single book carries every leg; as singles the legs multiply to 6.36.

Market 12.5%Statz 41.2%+28.7%
Edge4 legs

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

  • Player
    Jamal Shead
    Under 0.5 Threes · 4/5 last 5 · 65.9%
    BetRivers2.55
  • Player
    Collin Murray-Boyles
    Under 1.5 Assists · 2/5 last 5 · 68.8%
    BetParx2.20
  • Player
    Franz Wagner
    Under 6.5 Assists · 4/5 last 5 · 81.6%
    BetMGM1.65
  • Player
    Wendell Carter Jr.
    Under 2.5 Assists · 5/5 last 5 · 74.3%
    BetRivers1.68

No single book carries every leg; as singles the legs multiply to 15.55.

Market 4.5%Statz 27.5%+23.0%
Scoring4 legs

Points, threes and the combination markets, over.

  • Player
    Jakob Poeltl
    Over 7.5 Points · 1/5 last 5 · 66.7%
    PP1.91
  • Player
    Anthony Black
    Over 17.5 Pts + Reb · 2/5 last 5 · 60.2%
    BetMGM1.83
  • Player
    Wendell Carter Jr.
    Over 18.5 Pts + Reb · 4/5 last 5 · 55.9%
    FanDuel1.88
  • Player
    Immanuel Quickley
    Over 2.5 Threes · 3/5 last 5 · 53.9%
    PP2.10
FanDuel13.33
Market 6.2%Statz 12.1%+5.9%
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.