Open Triple double or Double double. They are one sheet with a switch at the top left. Each shows the players who can realistically get there tonight, how often they have done it, and what it pays.
Two ways to bet the same thing
A triple double means 10 or more in three stats in one game, almost always points, rebounds and assists. You can bet it two ways:
- The market: many books post a "Triple double: Yes" price.
- A same-game parlay (SGP): build it yourself from three legs: 10+ points, 10+ rebounds and 10+ assists.
Both pay if the player gets a points-rebounds-assists triple double, but books price them separately, so one often pays more. The sheet does that comparison for you.
Reading a row
- Last 10 · oldest left: one square per game, green when the player did it. The count (5/10) is on the right.
- Last season: the rate over last regular season, with the count underneath (31 of 74 games).
- TD market: the best price for the triple double market and the book offering it.
- Built as an SGP: the best price for the 3-leg parlay (10+ points, rebounds and assists).
- Which pays more: "Building pays more +12%" means the parlay pays 12% more than the market for the same result. "Market pays more" means the reverse. "About the same" means it doesn't matter much.
Click a row to open the side panel. It lists every book's price for each way in, the player's last 10 box scores, and a 10+ rebounds and assists parlay with no points leg (cheaper, but not the same bet). Press a book's price to open that book; a parlay opens with the legs already built.
Double doubles
Switch to Double doubles for 10+ in two stats. The parlay column shows the usual pair for that player, such as 10+ points and rebounds.
A double double can come from any two stats, so a points-and-rebounds parlay is a narrower bet than the double double market. That's why the last column says Not the same bet instead of comparing the two.
Your first five minutes
- Pick the bet. Use the Triple doubles | Double doubles switch.
- Sort. Sort: How often puts the most likely players first. On triple doubles you can sort by Build edge to see where the parlay beats the market by the most.
- Pick a game. All games narrows the list to tonight's games you care about.
- Compare history and price. A player who did it 28% of the time at +297 implies about 25%. That's close. Look for gaps that are bigger, and remember last season is not this season.
- Add it. From the panel, add the market to your betslip, or open a book with the parlay built.
Tips for newer bettors
- These are long shots. Even the best triple double candidates do it a minority of nights. Price matters more than the hit rate here.
- Minutes drive everything. A blowout or foul trouble can end a triple double early. Check the spread and any injury news before you bet.
- Check your book's rules. Some books count a triple double from any three stats. The parlay only covers points, rebounds and assists.
Troubleshooting
- No players: there may be no games tonight, or books haven't posted these markets yet.
- A player has only one price: that book posts the market but not the parlay legs, or the other way round.
- Prices look old: they refresh every couple of minutes. The footer shows when they were last updated.