Tre Jones has reached eight points in every Bulls game this season, even while playing a smaller role off the bench. If you’re looking for a Chicago upset of Philadelphia, that keeps a modest contribution from Jones in view.
These Bulls parlay picks offer two ways to consider Jones: eight points or a combined six rebounds and assists. Joel Embiid’s assist under provides an opposing-player option. Side & Support Parlay Plays compares Jones in Chicago wins and Embiid in Philadelphia losses with all of their appearances for those clubs, helping you choose what fits your Bulls-win view.
Bulls parlay picks for a Chicago upset
The table covers each player’s current-club appearances across the 2025–26 and 2026–27 regular seasons. Chicago has only one win this season, so the longer record adds context rather than turning that single game into a trend. Individual DraftKings prices were observed Sunday morning, November 8, and can change.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All appearances |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tre Jones 8+ points |
−251 | 89.3% 25 of 28 CHI wins 2025–26 & 2026–27 |
84.9% 62 of 73 CHI appearances 2025–26 & 2026–27 |
| Tre Jones Over 5.5 rebounds + assists |
−145 | 89.3% 25 of 28 CHI wins 2025–26 & 2026–27 |
78.1% 57 of 73 CHI appearances 2025–26 & 2026–27 |
| Joel Embiid Under 3.5 assists |
+110 | 80.0% 12 of 15 PHI losses 2025–26 & 2026–27 |
52.2% 24 of 46 PHI appearances 2025–26 & 2026–27 |
Tre Jones: 8+ points
Jones’ latest 14 points came in just 18 minutes against New York. Before that, he scored eight in 19 minutes against Philadelphia. He’s played between 13 and 24 minutes in his eight games this season and reached eight points in all of them, giving this option support beyond Chicago’s lone win.
Eight points cost −251, while 10+ was −131 and the main over-9.5 line was −130. The higher target would lose both his eight-point appearances this season. Across the two regular seasons, ten points covered 22 of 28 Bulls wins and 56 of 73 appearances overall, compared with 25 wins and 62 appearances at eight. That is the reason to consider paying more for the smaller contribution.
Dropping to 6+ cost −537. It covered all 28 Chicago wins and 72 of 73 appearances overall in this history, recovering six points against Charlotte, six against Orlando and seven against Utah last season. Those misses came in 25, 29 and 26 minutes, respectively. Extra time on the floor hasn’t always produced eight points, and the lower request comes at a much heavier price.
Jones is still a reserve behind Josh Giddey. His average playing time has fallen from about 27 minutes last regular season to 18 this season. The steady small scoring totals are encouraging within that role, but the older winning-game record shouldn’t be read as a promise that he’ll get last year’s minutes.
Tre Jones: Over 5.5 rebounds + assists
If you’d rather look for Jones to contribute away from scoring, this line lets rebounds and assists do the work together. His last four games produced combined totals of seven, eight, six and seven. Against Philadelphia, three rebounds and three assists were enough; in the latest game against New York, three rebounds and four assists got him there.
Over 5.5 cost −145, a lighter individual price than his eight-point target. It has also covered 25 of Chicago’s 28 wins across the two regular seasons, although it reached 57 of 73 appearances overall compared with 62 for his scoring option. The two requests can fit the same reserve role without being equally consistent on every night.
A 3+ assists milestone was −250 and covered 24 of 28 wins and 60 of 73 appearances overall. Asking for four assists, through over 3.5 at −111, reduced those records to 22 wins and 51 appearances. The combined line gives rebounds a chance to make up the difference: his three-assist game against Philadelphia still reached six when the rebounds were added.
This season’s misses were three combined against Toronto, one against Boston and five against Washington. The first two included zero assists in 13 and 15 minutes. Last season also had Chicago wins with just three against Washington and five against Atlanta and Orlando. The lighter price leaves you exposed to a quiet night in either part of the box score; it isn’t a second independent vote of confidence in Jones.
Joel Embiid: Under 3.5 assists
Embiid finished with one assist in Philadelphia’s latest loss to Cleveland. He had two in the preceding win over Detroit and three in the recent win over Chicago. The Cleveland game is the only loss in his current-season record, so the longer comparison matters here. Under 3.5 allows another modest passing total, and DraftKings offered it at +110.
The other side, over 3.5, cost −145; a 4+ milestone was −146. At least four assists occurred in three of the 15 Philadelphia losses and 22 of 46 appearances overall in the regular-season comparison. Those exceptions were four against Brooklyn, five against New York and seven against the Lakers last season. A Sixers loss hasn’t always meant a quiet passing night from their center.
His playoff losses are a particularly useful counterpoint. Embiid had six assists in a loss to Boston, then five and four in losses to New York. Only one of his four playoff losses last spring stayed under this line. Those games are separate from the table, and they make the regular-season under less persuasive if you expect Philadelphia to lean heavily on his playmaking.
Embiid is probable while managing plantar fasciitis in his right foot. He played 25 minutes in both the latest loss and the earlier Chicago matchup, but those two appearances don’t establish how many minutes he’ll play Sunday. He has also posted ten assists against Milwaukee and seven against New York this season. The plus price offers a different route to the Jones options, with a clear risk that Embiid becomes more involved as a passer.
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Choose the contribution that fits your upset view
Jones’ eight-point target costs more but has survived each of his smaller appearances this season. His combined rebound-and-assist line asks for a different contribution at a lighter price. You can choose between those routes without taking both: they depend on the same player’s opportunities off the bench. Embiid’s under is an alternative if you expect fewer assists from him, rather than another prop you need to add. Separate historical records don’t give the chance of a combination landing.
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