Chicago Bulls at Minnesota Timberwolves Same Game Parlays

218 legs for Chicago Bulls at Minnesota Timberwolves, priced across 15 books: every player prop at its main line, over and under, and the moneyline, spread and total. Three slips come ready-built. Safer: Terrence Shannon Jr. under 0.5 Steals, Jonathan Kuminga over 0.5 Steals, LaMelo Ball under 4.5 Rebounds (36.9% our chance). Edge: Joan Beringer under 5.5 Rebounds, Terrence Shannon Jr. under 2.5 Rebounds, Isaac Okoro under 2.5 Rebounds, Matas Buzelis under 16.5 Points, 12.27 at BetMGM (23.5% our chance). Scoring: Jonathan Kuminga over 16.5 Pts + Ast, Ayo Dosunmu over 1.5 Threes, LaMelo Ball over 3.5 Threes, 6.02 at FanDuel (18.4% our chance).

Your slip3 of 6 legs

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

  • Player
    Terrence Shannon Jr.
    Under 0.5 Steals · 4/5 last 5 · ours 76.7%
    BetParx1.63
  • Player
    Jonathan Kuminga
    Over 0.5 Steals · 4/5 last 5 · ours 73.1%
    Midnite1.44
  • Player
    LaMelo Ball
    Under 4.5 Rebounds · 4/5 last 5 · ours 65.9%
    Caesars1.74
No single book prices every leg yet. As singles at the best price each, the legs multiply to 4.08.
Market 20.5%Ours 36.9% · +16.5%

Our chance is the legs 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.

Every leg

MarketProjLineSideOther sideEdge
MINMinnesota TimberwolvesMoneyline
Pro-Pro
MINMinnesota TimberwolvesSpread -14.5
Pro-14.5Pro
Game totalOver 235.5 points
Pro235.5Pro
Tap a price to add that side. One leg per player per market and one of each game line; the slip holds 2 to 6 legs. Prices are each book's; the slip is quoted by the books that carry every leg. Pro opens our projection and chance on every leg; without it they show on the recommended legs.

218 legs for Chicago Bulls at Minnesota Timberwolves, priced across 15 books: every player prop at its main line, over and under, and the moneyline, spread and total. Three slips come ready-built. Safer: Terrence Shannon Jr. under 0.5 Steals, Jonathan Kuminga over 0.5 Steals, LaMelo Ball under 4.5 Rebounds (36.9% our chance). Edge: Joan Beringer under 5.5 Rebounds, Terrence Shannon Jr. under 2.5 Rebounds, Isaac Okoro under 2.5 Rebounds, Matas Buzelis under 16.5 Points, 12.27 at BetMGM (23.5% our chance). Scoring: Jonathan Kuminga over 16.5 Pts + Ast, Ayo Dosunmu over 1.5 Threes, LaMelo Ball over 3.5 Threes, 6.02 at FanDuel (18.4% our chance).

Quick answers3 questions

What is the best same-game parlay for Chicago Bulls at Minnesota Timberwolves?

Safer: Terrence Shannon Jr. under 0.5 Steals, Jonathan Kuminga over 0.5 Steals, LaMelo Ball under 4.5 Rebounds (36.9% our chance). Edge: Joan Beringer under 5.5 Rebounds, Terrence Shannon Jr. under 2.5 Rebounds, Isaac Okoro under 2.5 Rebounds, Matas Buzelis under 16.5 Points, 12.27 at BetMGM (23.5% our chance).

How is the slip priced?

A slip's price at a book is that book's prices for each leg multiplied together, and only a book carrying every leg quotes it. Our chance of the slip is the legs' chances multiplied, which treats them as independent; legs from one game lean on each other, so the true chance is a little higher.

Where do the hit rates come from?

Each player's last five and ten games against today's line, this season first and last season behind it before the first tip. A hit rate is history, not a projection; our chance beside it is the model's read of tonight.

Quick answers3 questions

What is the best same-game parlay for Chicago Bulls at Minnesota Timberwolves?

Safer: Terrence Shannon Jr. under 0.5 Steals, Jonathan Kuminga over 0.5 Steals, LaMelo Ball under 4.5 Rebounds (36.9% our chance). Edge: Joan Beringer under 5.5 Rebounds, Terrence Shannon Jr. under 2.5 Rebounds, Isaac Okoro under 2.5 Rebounds, Matas Buzelis under 16.5 Points, 12.27 at BetMGM (23.5% our chance).

How is the slip priced?

A slip's price at a book is that book's prices for each leg multiplied together, and only a book carrying every leg quotes it. Our chance of the slip is the legs' chances multiplied, which treats them as independent; legs from one game lean on each other, so the true chance is a little higher.

Where do the hit rates come from?

Each player's last five and ten games against today's line, this season first and last season behind it before the first tip. A hit rate is history, not a projection; our chance beside it is the model's read of tonight.