If Golden State gets its second win tonight, how do you expect Stephen Curry to contribute? His last two appearances brought exactly three made threes, while his points and rebounds have totaled 25, 26 and 27 across his three games this season. Those are two different ways to approach Warriors parlay picks.
This Side & Support edition compares each route with Curry’s record in Golden State wins. Three threes pays more; 20 points plus rebounds gives you several scoring routes and some help on the glass. They are alternatives on the same player, with substantial overlap if you choose both.
Warriors parlay picks: compare the options
| Player / prop | DraftKings odds | Relevant team result | All appearances |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stephen Curry 3+ made threes |
-293 | Warriors wins 80.8% (21/26) |
77.1% (37/48) |
| Stephen Curry 20+ points + rebounds |
-493 | Warriors wins 88.5% (23/26) |
87.5% (42/48) |
Records cover each player’s appearances with his current team from the start of the 2025–26 season through completed games before this matchup, including postseason and play-in games where applicable. Each row uses the same history for its win/loss and all-game records. DraftKings prices were observed on October 28 and can change.
Stephen Curry: 3+ made threes
Curry made at least three threes in 21 of his 26 Golden State wins across the window, compared with 37 of 48 appearances overall. Its winning-game record is weaker than the points-and-rebounds option’s, which is part of the tradeoff for the larger payout.
He’s reached three in eight of his last ten appearances. This season’s sequence is two, three and three; the latest three came on three attempts in Monday’s win at Denver. That perfect shooting night doesn’t leave a cushion for a colder outing. The other recent miss was two threes in 27 minutes last April, and his five misses in wins include two in a 33-minute Christmas game.
DraftKings offers 3+ at -293, about $34.13 profit on a $100 stake. Four made threes would pay about $79.37 at -126, but none of his three appearances this season reached four. He’s projected for 29 minutes after playing 21, 30 and 27. Three is the lower offered requirement here, with the larger individual payout of this edition’s two picks.
Stephen Curry: 20+ points and rebounds
This line counts Curry’s total points and rebounds together, rather than requiring a particular number of made threes. He reached 20 combined in 23 of his 26 Golden State wins and 42 of 48 appearances overall. The very similar rates make it a case for production that has often held up across results.
His three games this season produced 23 points plus two rebounds, 24 plus two, and 24 plus three. He’s reached 20 combined in nine of his last ten appearances. The miss was 14 in a 27-minute April loss; his three misses in wins totaled 14, 11 and 17 in 25–30 minutes. It can still fall short in a normal workload.
At -493, the profit is about $20.28 on $100, a much shorter return than three threes. Moving to 25 combined pays about $53.19 at -188, but this season’s opener landed exactly on 25. Golden State is without Jimmy Butler III, Kristaps Porzingis and Moses Moody, and Yaxel Lendeborg is questionable. That makes the current rotation different from much of the history; the actual early production and projected 29 minutes are useful checks on the older record.
Choose which Curry performance you’re backing
Three threes offers more payout and asks for a specific shooting result. Twenty points plus rebounds gives Curry more ways to get there, at a price that adds less to a return. You don’t need both. Made threes also contribute to his points total, so these are closely related choices; the separate historical rates neither establish a combined chance nor show a pricing advantage in a same-game parlay.
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