Casino City’s Friday Five: Top NBA props for 11/6/2026

If you’re looking for NBA player props to add to your Friday betting card, we’ve got five plays worth watching. With a nine-game slate on tap, there are plenty of opportunities to find value across points, rebounds, assists, three-pointers and more.

Season record: 4-1

(All odds provided by bet365 Sportsbook & Racebook)

5. Cedric Coward over 1.5 threes (-145)
Two made threes is a very manageable number for a guy who can get his looks without needing to take over the offense.

I like that he doesn't have to be the primary scoring option to cash this. If the defense collapses on the ball or leaves him open on the perimeter, he should get some clean opportunities. As long as the minutes are there and he's willing to let it fly, his chances of knocking down at least two should be in good shape.

4. Kyshawn George over 4.5 rebounds (+102)
I like the plus-money price here, especially with just five rebounds needed. George has the size and length to make an impact on the glass, and he doesn't need to score to contribute in this matchup.

A few defensive boards mixed with an offensive rebound or two can get him there. He averages 33 minutes per game, so the chances to clean up misses will be there for George tonight against the Hawks.

3. Paul George over 3.5 assists (-119)
Four assists is a reasonable number for a player with George's ability to create offense. He's capable of drawing defensive attention, and that can open up easy looks for teammates.

All we are looking for is a couple of good possessions where he makes the right read. Another reason I am backing this play is how the Celtics run their offense. They do a lot of driving and kicking for threes, which creates plenty of assist opportunities. They also push the pace in transition, giving George a chance to get a few dimes on the stat sheet early in this one.

PG went crazy ?? https://t.co/LgRMYPLIJA
— Boston Celtics (@celtics) November 5, 2026

2. Derik Queen over 6.5 rebounds (-130)
Queen has been doing a nice job finding the ball on the glass, and seven rebounds is a number I feel comfortable targeting.

He has the size to compete inside and can collect boards on both ends of the floor. The biggest thing here is that he doesn't need a huge offensive night for this to cash.

If he stays out of foul trouble and gets his normal run, there should be plenty of chances to get to seven.

1. Ziaire Williams over 7.5 points (-108)
This is my favorite number on the board because Williams doesn't need to do anything spectacular to get there. Eight points can come from a couple of made shots, a transition bucket and a trip or two to the foul line.

He's cleared this number in each of his last 10 games, so the recent consistency is hard to ignore. At -108, I'm backing him to keep that momentum going and give us another performance with at least eight points.

Final stats ??

Luka: 40 pts, 9 reb, 7 ast
AR: 21 pts, 3 reb, 4 ast
Walker: 15 pts, 8 reb, 3 stl, 4 blk
Ziaire: 10 pts, 4 reb, 2 stl
Collin: 10 pts, 3 reb
Jake: 9 pts, 2 reb, 2 ast https://t.co/wlLenhu7Rr
— Los Angeles Lakers (@Lakers) November 5, 2026