Tyrese Maxey finished with 27 points and four assists in Philadelphia’s Friday win over New York. That’s 31 combined—enough for his 30 points-plus-assists line, with his passing helping him get there.
Starting with a hypothetical Philadelphia win in Charlotte, these 76ers parlay picks look at a contribution Maxey can reach in more than one way and a combined limit for Brandon Miller. Both use points plus assists, but they ask for very different nights: 30 or more from Maxey, 30 or fewer from Miller.
76ers parlay picks: two ways to use points and assists
These records cover completed current-team games from October 1, 2025 through October 30, 2026, including the postseason. Conditional and all-game records use the same club, dates and participation rules. Maxey is measured in Philadelphia wins and Miller in Charlotte losses, alongside each player’s record across all appearances. These are historical hit rates, not today’s probabilities. Individual DraftKings prices can change.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All current-team games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tyrese Maxey 30+ points + assists |
−298 | 87.5% 42 of 48 76ers wins |
76.1% 67 of 88 appearances |
| Brandon Miller Under 30.5 points + assists |
−111 | 85.7% 24 of 28 Hornets losses |
80.8% 59 of 73 appearances |
Tyrese Maxey: 30+ points + assists at −298
Maxey has reached 30 combined in all six appearances this season, including all five Philadelphia wins. His 25-point milestone at −258 also cleared in all six, so the early record alone doesn’t separate those choices. The longer winning-game history gives you a more useful distinction.
Thirty points plus assists covered three more Philadelphia wins than 25 points did. In a January win over Milwaukee, for example, Maxey scored 22 and added nine assists in 36 minutes. Thirty-one combined cleared this target, while 22 points would have missed the scoring milestone. His passing gives you another way through when his own scoring finishes in the low twenties.
You pay for that flexibility: −298 offers a smaller payout than −258. It also asks for five more contributions in total, so the combined target isn’t automatically easier on every night. A 25-point game with four assists would clear the scoring line and lose this one.
Friday’s 27-and-four finish against New York left only one contribution to spare. The 35-combined milestone was −129, but that performance would have fallen short. His recent Milwaukee win finished even closer to the selected line: 26 points and four assists, exactly 30. The lower combined target leaves room for those nights without needing a surge in passing.
Maxey has averaged about 38 minutes this season, close to his older Philadelphia workload. Neither that playing time nor a Sixers win guarantees this prop, though. In an April win over Milwaukee, he finished with 21 points and one assist in 27 minutes, despite shooting 8-for-13. A comfortable team result can leave him well below the target.
He’s expected to start again. Jaylen Brown is listed day-to-day with a knee issue; his latest report concerned Friday’s absence, so Saturday’s lineup remains unconfirmed. Treat the longer record as context for the target, rather than assuming Philadelphia’s supporting cast is identical from game to game.
Brandon Miller: under 30.5 points + assists at −111
Miller’s combined under allows a substantial scoring night if his assists stay low. In Charlotte’s March loss to Philadelphia, he scored 29 points without an assist in 34 minutes. Twenty-nine combined would have stayed under 30.5, even though his 27.5-point under—priced at −115 today—would have lost.
The combined line covered one more Charlotte loss in this history than that points-only under. Across all his appearances, however, the points-only under was more common. They put the limit in different places: the combined under lets him score up to 30 with no assists, while every assist uses some of that scoring room.
His latest game stayed comfortably below both lines: 19 points and two assists in 37 minutes against Washington, despite taking 24 shots. That supports a route where Miller remains heavily involved and Charlotte still struggles to score efficiently. This under doesn’t depend on him sitting or disappearing from the offense.
Detroit supplied the recent warning. Miller had 31 points and three assists in 38 minutes during an October loss, beating this under with his scoring alone. The combined under cleared in two of Charlotte’s three losses this season and three of his six appearances overall. That’s a weaker start than the longer losing-game record in the table.
His role gives that warning weight. Miller has averaged about 34 minutes this season, up from roughly 30 in the older Charlotte games, with Coby White and Kon Knueppel currently listed out. Knueppel’s latest report addressed Friday’s game, so that listing doesn’t confirm Saturday’s lineup. Miller also scored 34 and 39 in recent wins. If your view of this matchup calls for him to carry Charlotte’s offense with another big scoring night, this is a harder under to back, even alongside a Philadelphia win.
At −111, the appeal is the room for a night like the March Philadelphia meeting: strong scoring, little added through assists, and still below 31 combined. The recent Detroit loss shows the limit of that room clearly.
Let the combined line match your game view
Maxey’s target makes his passing useful when his scoring settles in the low twenties. Miller’s under leaves room for high-twenties scoring if the assists stay quiet. Those are separate choices for a Sixers-win view; their historical rates don’t establish the chance of both clearing together.
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