Bet Sixers vs. Knicks Player Props on DraftKings Sportsbook

The Philadelphia 76ers take on the New York Knicks at home on Wednesday, November 20th. It is the first matchup of the year between the two teams, and the beginning of a huge stretch of 13 of 18 home games for the Sixers.

After struggling of late, this is an important stretch for the Sixers and it starts tonight against the Knicks. There are plenty of ways to bet this game on DraftKings Sportsbook, plus additional PA Sportsbook apps, let’s take a look!

Philadelphia 76ers vs. New York Knicks

Where: Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
When: Wednesday, November 20, 7:00 PM EST
TV: NBC Sports Philadelphia, MSG Network, NBC Sports Betting
Spread: PHI -12.5
Total: 211

Player Props Tonight

Points

With Josh Richardson out, there is some value with some of the Sixers’ props. Tobias Harris and Ben Simmons totals seem to be a tad low, as they will handle the ball on scoring plays a tad more often.

3-Pointers

+1400 for Ben Simmons to hit a three?! Well, he has taken one shot outside of the paint this season…so that seems like fool’s gold.

You can also bet rebounds, assists, and more!

Miscellaneous Player Props

First Field Goal

This is always a fun prop, as it ends after 15-20 seconds most times. Embiid is obviously the favorite, but Tobias Harris is a nice value at 7:1 without Josh Richardson. If the Knicks score first, R.J. Barrett at 10:1 is quite the value as well.

Double Double

Ben Simmons at +174 to record a double double is a terrific bet, given he has the chance to reach in three categories, Embiid’s price is too high at -315, but he is very likely to record a double double.

Triple Double

Ben Simmons is +1000 to record a triple double, and -2500 to not record a triple double. Too high to bet on no, and with Joel Embiid and others in the lineup, +1000 isn’t enough.

Points, Rebounds, and Assists

This is a great way to bet your favorite player props, as it adds up the total amount of points, rebounds, AND assists for one total number to bet on.

Marcus Morris is averaging 18.6 PPG, 1.2 APG, and 5.9 RPG. 22.5 is low for him, and he likely will not see Ben Simmons defensively, which helps him.

Embiid’s 39.5 is a high number, as 25 points and 12 rebounds is only 37 total, and assists are hard to predict for big men. They usually come when a big man is double-teamed, which happens with Embiid. With that being said, it would hurt his points prop.