Best NBA Parlays Today: Top Same-Game Parlays & Combos for Friday, Nov. 6

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Aisha Quiñones • Betting Analyst 12+ years betting experience
Updated: Nov 6, 2026 , 01:44 PM ET • 4 min read

Our experts break down the best SGP's for Friday's NBA Cup slate, including Thunder vs. Grizzlies and Trail Blazers vs. Lakers.

Nickeil Alexander-Walker Atlanta Hawks Cam Boozer Memphis Grizzlies Jrue Holiday Portland Trail Blazers NBA
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Our analysts have built numerous three-leg NBA parlays for Friday, Nov. 6, mixing moneylines, spreads, totals, and player props across tonight's NBA Cup slate.

Below, you'll find each combo's price, the analyst behind it, and the reasoning for every leg, from Wizards vs. Hawks at 7 p.m. ET to the Trail Blazers/Lakers in the late window.

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NBA parlays at a glance Friday, Nov. 6

Matchup & time Combo & analyst
Wizards vs. Hawks
7 p.m.
Hawks -6.5
Over 228.5
Nickeil Alexander-Walker Over 3.5 threes
Combo: 5.50x
Quinn Allen
Thunder vs. Grizzlies
8 p.m.
Grizzlies moneyline
Ty Jerome Over 19.5 points
Cameron Boozer Over 2.5 three-pointers
Combo: 4.80x
Zak Hanshew
Timberwolves vs. Pelicans
8 p.m.
Timberwolves -4.5
Over 230.5
First Quarter Over 56.5
Combo: 4.85x
Shawn Krest
Raptors vs. Bucks
8 p.m.
Raptors moneyline
Under 231.5
Kel'el Ware Over 7.5 rebounds
Combo: 6.26x
Chris Walder
Trail Blazers vs. Lakers
10 p.m.
Trail Blazers moneyline
Over 232.5
Jrue Holiday Over 13.5 points
Combo: 9.52x
Chris Walder

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Wizards vs. Hawks

  • Time: 7 p.m. ET
  • TV: MNMT, Peachtree TV
  • Analyst: Quinn Allen

Combo: 5.50x

  • Hawks -6.5
  • Over 228.5
  • Nickeil Alexander-Walker Over 3.5 threes

The Hawks and Wizards combined for 225 points in Wednesday's matchup, narrowly missing this total. Atlanta plays at a fast pace and is averaging 115.8 points per game, while Washington's defensive struggles should create plenty of scoring opportunities. Expect a slightly higher-scoring rematch that pushes this game Over 228.5.

Nickeil Alexander-Walker has been shooting the rock at a ridiculously efficient rate. The guard is 15-for-29 from long range across his last two games. Alexander-Walker drained six triples against Washington earlier in the week, and hit another nine treys against Indiana just days prior. With high volume and a 40.7% clip from deep, 4+ makes is attainable.

Get a full look at Quinn Allen's Wizards vs. Heat predictions.

Thunder vs. Grizzlies

  • Time: 8 p.m. ET
  • TV: FanDuel Sports Network
  • Analyst: Zak Hanshew

Combo: 4.80x

  • Grizzlies moneyline
  • Ty Jerome Over 19.5 points
  • Cameron Boozer Over 2.5 three-pointers

Betting Memphis to cover is the safer wager, but I’m willing to take a chance on them SU in this combo given their deep bench and two-way versatility.

Over the last five games, the Thunder have surrendered the eighth-most points (116.2) and seventh-highest 3P% (38).

Jerome is the overwhelming favorite to win Most Improved Player behind 27.4 ppg. Through seven games, he’s scored 20+ five times with a pair of 40-point performances.

Cameron Boozer is knocking down 2.3 triples at a 36.7% clip. The rookie has hit multiple treys in five of seven contests, yet this prop is traded at 35%, making it a nice addition to this combo.

Check out the rest of Zak Hanshew's picks in his Thunder vs. Grizzlies predictions.

Timberwolves vs. Pelicans

  • Time: 8 p.m. ET
  • TV: FanDuel Sports Network
  • Analyst: Shawn Krest

Combo: 4.85x

  • Timberwolves -4.5
  • Over 230.5
  • 1Q Over 56.5

This cutoff seems extremely low for two teams in the NBA's top 10 in pace. The Pelicans rank No. 3 in the league, and 229.5 would be their lowest total cutoff of the season.

Three of their eight games have had a cutoff at least 10 points higher, and they’ve been Over in six of eight, including three of the last four. Minnesota has been Over in five of the last six and in their last three with a cutoff below 230.

Since Edwards’ injury, they’ve been Over in four of five. 

Minnesota is one of five teams in the league averaging 30 first-quarter points. New Orleans averages 29, good for 11th in the NBA.

With their depth tested by the injury, the T-Wolves have been jumping out quickly, then relying on defensive specialist Jaylen Clark and spark plug Bones Hyland to come off the bench with a different look as the first half wears on.

Get more of Shawn Krest's picks in his Timberwolves vs. Pelicans predictions.

Raptors vs. Bucks

  • Time: 8 p.m. ET
  • TV: Sportsnet, FanDuel Sports Network
  • Analyst: Chris Walder

Combo: 6.26x

  • Raptors moneyline
  • Under 231.5 points
  • Kel'el Ware Over 7.5 rebounds

The Raptors have won their last three meetings with the Bucks, including two on the road during the 2025-26 season, by an average of 17.5 points.

All three games, however, finished Under the total. The two sides are part of a small group of 10 teams currently sitting with a winning record in this department. Toronto is 0-2 when the total is set at 231.5 points or more.

Kel'el Ware is averaging a career-low 18.1 minutes coming off the pine for Milwaukee, but that hasn't stifled his rebounding. He's bringing in 8.3 per contest, equating to 15.1 per 36 minutes. You can't teach being seven feet tall, and that gives him a profound advantage against an undersized Raptors frontcourt. 

Dive in more on Chris Walder's Raptors vs. Bucks predictions.

Trail Blazers vs. Lakers

  • Time: 10 p.m. ET
  • TV: Prime Video, Spectrum Sportsnet
  • Analyst: Chris Walder

Combo: 9.52x

  • Trail Blazers moneyline
  • Over 232.5 points
  • Jrue Holiday Over 13.5 points

With the spread as tight as it is, tossing in a moneyline makes all the sense in the world to maximize value, especially knowing it connected just over a week ago.

A 136-129 result equates to 265 points, well over Friday's number of 232.5 points. When two teams sitting first and second in points per game are going head-to-head, it feels that much safer to lean toward the Over.

Jrue Holiday recorded 22 points on 8-of-13 shooting for the second unit against the Lakers, which was the second time in four tries with Portland that he's dropped at least that many in this matchup.

Take a full look in to Chris Walder's Trail Blazers vs. Lakers predictions.

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Hailing from Harlem, New York, Aisha Quiñones joined Covers in 2024 after an illustrious career with several other major media outlets. A proud Johnnie, after graduating from the Big East basketball powerhouse St. John's University, Quiñones earned her bachelor's degree in sport management and journalism, then obtained her master's degree in media studies from The New School.

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