$1,500 Payout? Profitable Player Prop ParlayPlay Entry for Monday, June 26

It’s a pretty slow sports day, but I still managed to find six profitable player prop picks on ParlayPlay for tonight’s MLB and WNBA action.

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Before we get into the picks, be sure to watch this video where I break down how it’s possible to make $100,000 sports betting.

Pick #1: A’ja Wilson Over 29.5 Points + Rebounds

This is some of the best value I’ve seen all day, and I found it on the OddsJam WNBA Screen. The OddsJam Screens are your one stop shop to quickly and efficiently compare lines and odds from tons of different sportsbooks and DFS sites like ParlayPlay, PrizePicks, and Underdog Fantasy.

Take a look at the screenshot above. Every other site has Wilson’s points + rebounds all the way up at 31.5, while ParlayPlay is only at 29.5. That’s two whole points + rebounds of difference.

It may not seem like a ton, but it makes a huge difference over a large sample size. If Wilson ends on exactly 30 or 31 points + rebounds, our over on ParlayPlay hits, while those who took the over 31.5 on any other site would be losers. We’re getting two free points+ rebounds off the market value.

Pick #2: Trevor Williams Under 4.5 Strikeouts

I found this play on the OddsJam Fantasy Optimizer.

As you can see above, Williams shows up green on the optimizer, meaning it is profitable to include his under 4.5 strikeouts in our entry.

In order to be profitable long term at ParlayPlay, you need to be winning your bets over 53.22% of the time. You’ll notice that the Williams pick in green is above this threshold, which makes it mathematically profitable.

The Fantasy Optimizer will identify the bets that meet this criteria, and feed you profitable props to include in your entries.

ParlayPlay is relying on sports bettors who do not bet with an edge. Since player prop totals have an implied 50% chance of happening, many sports bettors will hover around that number as an average. However, as we’ve discussed, winning anything less than 53.22% of the time results in a net loss over time.

This play also shows up on the OddsJam Positive Expected Value tool. Take a look at how heavily all the other sportsbooks favor Williams’ under.

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