Dyson Daniels scored only four points in Atlanta’s win over Cleveland, but six rebounds and five assists brought him to 11 combined in those categories. His rebounds-plus-assists line gives you a way to back his contribution without needing his scoring to lead it.
Starting with a hypothetical Atlanta win in New Orleans, these Hawks parlay picks compare Daniels’ rebounds and passing with two scoring options: Onyeka Okongwu reaching ten and Saddiq Bey reaching eight in a Pelicans loss. You can weigh the different workloads and payouts without needing a big scoring night from any of them.
Hawks parlay picks: contribution beyond a big scoring night
The records cover completed appearances for each player’s current club from October 1, 2025 through October 30, 2026, including the postseason. Daniels and Okongwu are measured in Atlanta wins, Bey in New Orleans losses, with all-game records using the same dates and participation rules. Atlanta has only three wins this season; the longer records are mostly from the prior season. These are historical hit rates, not tonight’s probabilities. Individual DraftKings prices are an October 31 snapshot and can change.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All current-team games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dyson Daniels 10+ rebounds + assists |
−210 | 85.7% 42 of 49 Hawks wins |
73.9% 65 of 88 appearances |
| Onyeka Okongwu 10+ points |
−284 | 87.0% 40 of 46 Hawks wins |
80.2% 69 of 86 appearances |
| Saddiq Bey 8+ points |
−484 | 90.4% 47 of 52 Pelicans losses |
93.5% 72 of 77 appearances |
Dyson Daniels: 10+ rebounds + assists at −210
Daniels’ six boards and five assists against Cleveland cleared this target with one contribution to spare in 32 minutes. It combines his total rebounds and credited assists; ten between them is enough, however the split works out. His points don’t count.
The four-assist milestone was −286, compared with −210 for the combined line. Both cleared in 42 of the 49 Atlanta wins in this history, but matching counts don’t make them the same bet.
In a March win over Orlando, Daniels had 12 rebounds and three assists in 36 minutes. Fifteen combined would have cleared this target, while three assists would have fallen short of four. A strong rebounding night can make up for fewer assists.
That flexibility has limits. In the recent Houston loss, he had four assists and no rebounds in 28 minutes. The assist-only bet would have cleared, but four combined would have been well below ten. You get the larger payout at −210 in exchange for needing enough production across both categories.
He has reached ten combined in four of six appearances this season and two of Atlanta’s three wins. The opening Orlando win was the miss: 20 points, four rebounds and three assists in 35 minutes. A busy scoring night didn’t bring the extra contributions this line needs. His current average of about 29 minutes is also below roughly 33 in the older Atlanta games.
Onyeka Okongwu: 10+ points at −284
Okongwu’s latest 29 points against Cleveland easily cleared ten, but you don’t need another performance like that for this line. His six scoring totals this season are eight, ten, eight, 11, 11 and 29. Four cleared ten; two didn’t.
The recent 11-point games against Houston and Miami show the room you’re buying compared with 12 points at −166. Both would have cleared ten and missed 12. Over the longer winning-game record, ten covered seven more Atlanta wins than 12 did.
Eight points was −525 and covered three more wins than ten. One of those was this season’s opener against Orlando: Okongwu scored eight in 29 minutes, shooting 3-for-8 with two made free throws. The lower line would have cleared, while ten would have missed despite an Atlanta win.
He has started all six games, averaging about 28 minutes compared with roughly 31 in the older sample. The latest Cleveland game brought 33 minutes, but his season range has also included 22. Weigh ten against that full workload picture rather than using the 29-point finish as the new expectation.
At −284, this sits between the smaller payout at eight and the higher scoring demand at 12. It fits a view where Okongwu reaches double figures without needing to be Atlanta’s main scorer.
Saddiq Bey: 8+ points at −484
Bey has scored 13, 20, 14, nine and ten in his five appearances this season, including four Pelicans losses. The eight-point target has been at least as common across all his New Orleans games as in losses, so the record doesn’t suggest that losing makes it more likely. The idea is that modest scoring can survive a disappointing team result.
Ten points was −242, offering a larger payout than eight at −484. It covered five fewer Pelicans losses in this history. The recent Denver game landed between those targets: nine points in 26 minutes on 3-for-10 shooting. Eight would have cleared; ten would have missed.
Dropping to six points cost −1160 and covered only one more loss than eight. That small extra piece of historical coverage comes with a much smaller payout.
Bey’s role is the important caution. He has come off the bench in all five games, playing 22 to 26 minutes and averaging about 24. His older New Orleans appearances averaged roughly 31. The low scoring target fits the current bench workload better than asking for a large total, but those older minutes shouldn’t be assumed to return.
Jordan Poole and Yves Missi are listed out for Saturday, leaving rotation questions without establishing extra minutes for Bey. Even more playing time can bring a miss: in a March loss to Houston, he scored five in 30 minutes on 2-for-11 shooting, missing all four threes. At −484, the payout is small and that shooting risk remains.
Choose the contribution you want to follow
Daniels is the distinct route if you’d rather follow rebounds and passing than shot-making. For a scoring option, compare Okongwu’s ten with Bey’s more expensive eight, keeping their smaller current workloads in mind. Choose the contribution that suits your Atlanta-win view; the separate records don’t establish the chance of all three clearing together.
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