Tre Jones finished with eight points and one rebound in Chicago’s October 26 loss at Boston. That was enough for an eight-point scoring offer, but not a 12-point combined points-and-rebounds target. His night is a useful way to compare two supporting bets that can look similar until one rebound or basket makes the difference.
These Bulls parlay picks take a hypothetical Chicago moneyline win at Philadelphia as the starting point, quoted at +421 by DraftKings on Monday morning. Jones’ scoring or combined production offers a choice from the bench; Josh Giddey’s seven-assist target offers a playmaking route. The Bulls and 76ers are scheduled to tip off at Xfinity Mobile Arena on November 2 at 7:30 p.m. Eastern.
Chicago has only one win this season, so the longer Bulls records matter here. The table pairs each result-conditioned record with the same player’s all-game baseline, while the sections below bring the latest games and expected roles back into the decision. The two Jones offers are alternatives to compare, with shared minutes and scoring exposure.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tre Jones 8+ points |
−185 | 89.3% 25 of 28 Bulls wins |
84.5% 60 of 71 appearances |
| Tre Jones 12+ points and rebounds |
−116 | 85.7% 24 of 28 Bulls wins |
81.7% 58 of 71 appearances |
| Josh Giddey 7+ assists |
−153 | 81.8% 18 of 22 Bulls wins |
66.7% 40 of 60 appearances |
Individual DraftKings prices checked November 2, 2026, at 10:02–10:03 a.m. Eastern and subject to change. Records cover appearances for each player’s current team from the start of the 2025–26 season through the latest completed game. Each baseline matches the player, dates and participation used for his winning-game record. Historical hit rates are not future or combined parlay probabilities.
Tre Jones: choose scoring or points plus rebounds
Jones has supplied modest scoring in each of his six Chicago appearances this season: 13, 11, 10, eight, 11 and 12 points. The eight came in 15 minutes at Boston; the latest 12 came in 20 minutes in another Celtics loss on October 30. His points have cleared the lower target even when his minutes and other contributions have varied.
8+ points (−185)
Jones reached eight points in 25 of 28 Bulls wins, an 89.3% hit rate, compared with 60 of 71 Chicago appearances overall, or 84.5%. His six-for-six start this season includes 11 points in 24 minutes in the Bulls’ 132–125 win at Milwaukee, their only victory so far.
The offered 10+ points at +102 provides a bigger return but has a different record: 22 of the same 28 Bulls wins and 55 of 71 appearances overall. Moving down to eight brings three more winning-game clears into the history, including the sort of margin that helped in his eight-point Boston game. It also means taking a shorter price rather than the positive price for 10.
The lower target still has misses. Jones scored seven in 26 minutes when Chicago beat Utah 128–126 on January 14, 2026. He also had eight assists that night, so it was not a game without meaningful involvement. It simply shows that a useful Jones performance and a Bulls win can both happen without eight points.
12+ points and rebounds (−116)
The combined offer is a lighter price with an extra requirement. Jones has reached a total of 12 points plus rebounds in 24 of 28 Chicago wins, or 85.7%, and 58 of 71 appearances overall, or 81.7%. It counts the sum: 12 points and no rebounds would work, as would eight points and four rebounds. There is no separate minimum for either component.
His latest two games show how the combination can work. He had 11 points and four rebounds against New York, then 12 points and four rebounds at Boston. Those totals of 15 and 16 cleared comfortably. He also reached exactly 12 through 10 points and two boards against Washington on October 24.
But the earlier eight-point, one-rebound Boston night totaled only nine, missing this offer while the scoring option cleared. Across his six current-season appearances, the combined target is five for six, against six for six for eight points. In the longer winning-game record, it has one fewer clear than the scoring target.
Jones is listed among Chicago’s bench guards, with recent appearances ranging from 13 to 24 minutes. Neither offer assumes he starts. The practical choice is whether you prefer the lower scoring requirement at −185 or are comfortable needing the combined 12 for the lighter −116 price. Using both would repeat exposure to the same player and much of the same production.
Josh Giddey: 7+ assists (−153)
Giddey’s assists offer a different contribution from Chicago’s expected starting point guard. He has reached seven in 18 of 22 Bulls wins, or 81.8%, compared with 40 of 60 Chicago appearances overall, or 66.7%. That is a stronger record in the winning sample, although it does not establish that the assists cause wins or predict the next result.
His nine assists in 25 minutes at Milwaukee fit the premise, but that is still Chicago’s only current-season win. Across all six appearances this season, he has cleared seven in three: nine at Milwaukee, 10 against Washington and 11 against New York. The other three totals are six, four and five.
The latest five came in 25 minutes in the 125–111 loss at Boston. That is the recent miss to keep in view, rather than treating nine assists in the one win as a reliable template. He also recorded five in 26 minutes when Chicago beat Minnesota 120–115 on January 22, 2026, showing that the Bulls can win while he falls short.
The neighboring prices make the choice clearer. The saved morning snapshot had 6+ assists at −277 and 8+ at +116. Six reached 19 of the same 22 wins; eight reached 17. Seven at −153 sits between them: one fewer winning-game clear than six, one more than eight, at a price between the two.
This is a bet on Giddey’s distribution, not a requirement for a big scoring night. He had six points and nine assists in the Milwaukee win. His expected point-guard role supports that route, but his current 24–31-minute range and the three recent assist misses leave room for disappointment. Chicago’s lineup is also unsettled around the frontcourt: Nic Claxton is listed out with a hamstring issue, while Jalen Smith is probable with a finger injury. Those designations do not establish a replacement starter or a particular rotation.
Choose the contribution that fits a Chicago win
Jones offers two ways to compare the cost of a lower target against a broader stat requirement. Giddey offers a passing target with a much weaker all-game baseline than his winning-game record. None is a requirement for a Bulls victory, and the two Jones rates should not be treated as independent evidence or multiplied into a combined chance.
Keep the live Bulls–76ers matchup handy for updated game context and use the NBA article archive for more league coverage. Recheck the actual offers and expected roles before deciding which route, if any, fits your Chicago premise.
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