Artemi Panarin has seven points across the Kings’ three wins this season: three against Washington, two against the Islanders and two against the Rangers. He then went without a point or a shot in the 2–1 loss at Chicago. For these Kings parlay picks, that contrast makes a modest Panarin point requirement worth separating from a more routine contribution, such as one shot on goal from Brandt Clarke.
The premise for this Side & Support Parlay Plays edition is a hypothetical Los Angeles win over Ottawa. Los Angeles is 3–6–2 and Ottawa is 8–5, so this is a scenario to examine rather than a prediction established by the player records. DraftKings lists the Kings at −102 in the matchup snapshot; the individual player offers were checked separately this afternoon.
A point, a shot or an Ottawa assist under
Panarin over 0.5 points allows either a goal or an assist. Clarke’s one-shot milestone asks for a smaller action that has occurred much more often across his full Los Angeles history. Shane Pinto under 0.5 assists looks at the opponent: he can score a goal himself and still finish without setting one up.
The records below use current-club appearances from September 1, 2025, through October 27, 2026. Only actual appearances with ice time are included; genuine scoreless games remain in the records. Each all-games baseline matches its conditional record’s dates, team and participation rules. The conditional column means Kings wins for Panarin and Clarke, Senators losses for Pinto. These individual offers can be compared around the team-result premise without assuming that all three belong in one parlay.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Artemi Panarin Over 0.5 points |
−195 | 86.7% 13 of 15 Los Angeles wins |
65.9% 27 of 41 Los Angeles appearances |
| Brandt Clarke 1+ shot on goal |
−600 | 100.0% 38 of 38 Los Angeles wins |
90.7% 88 of 97 Los Angeles appearances |
| Shane Pinto Under 0.5 assists |
−360 | 90.5% 38 of 42 Ottawa losses |
71.9% 64 of 89 Ottawa appearances |
Artemi Panarin: Over 0.5 points at −195
Panarin recorded a point in 13 of 15 Los Angeles wins (86.7%), compared with 27 of 41 Kings appearances overall (65.9%). Only his Los Angeles games are included; his previous club’s history is not being used to enlarge this sample. The winning-game count is still modest, but the current season has supported the distinction.
He has a point in all three Kings wins this season, against six of 11 appearances overall. The most recent win, 6–3 at the Rangers, brought a goal and an assist in 19:52. His earlier wins brought two goals at the Islanders and a goal with two assists at Washington. He is listed on Los Angeles’s first forward line, giving the point option a recognizable role behind its favorable winning-game record.
Panarin played 23:54 against Chicago and finished with no points and no shots. The historical record also contains Kings wins without a Panarin point. He went scoreless in 20:52 in the April 6 win over Nashville and in 16:27 in the April 13 win at Seattle. A team win has often accompanied his production in this sample, but it has not required it.
The quoted −195 is the actual over-0.5 Points O/U offer. The sportsbook’s separate 1+ point ladder was −200, while 2+ points was +230. The two-point requirement reached seven of 15 Kings wins (46.7%) and 11 of 41 appearances overall (26.8%). All three current-season wins produced multiple Panarin points, but that recent burst should not turn the much less frequent two-point outcome into the same historical proposition as one point. Compare the exact market as well as the player name.
Brandt Clarke: 1+ shot on goal at −600
Clarke put at least one shot on goal in all 38 Los Angeles wins in his sample (100.0%), against 88 of 97 Kings appearances overall (90.7%). That is a larger and more consistent occurrence record than Panarin’s point history. Its cost is the shorter −600 individual price, which supplies relatively little extra return for adding another condition.
This season, Clarke has reached one shot in all three wins and nine of 11 appearances overall. The three winning outings brought one shot against Washington, two against the Islanders and one against the Rangers. He also had one shot in 22:17 in the latest loss at Chicago. Those results help distinguish his modest shooting requirement from whether a Kings forward gets on the scoresheet.
He is listed on the first defense pair, with Drew Doughty separately listed day-to-day. Confirm the available lineup rather than assuming that projected pairs are final. Clarke’s two current-season shotless games came in losses: 19:15 against Florida on October 6 and 21:25 against Boston on October 17. Substantial ice time alone did not produce even one shot in those appearances, and a perfect historical winning-game record does not promise the next result.
The actual 2+ shots milestone is −140. It reached only 21 of 38 Kings wins (55.3%) and 52 of 97 appearances overall (53.6%), including four of 11 this season. Two of the Kings’ three current wins brought Clarke exactly one shot, so moving up from one to two changes the requirement in a practical way. The lower milestone is a consistency option at a demanding price; the higher one offers more return for an outcome that has happened far less often.
Shane Pinto: Under 0.5 assists at −360
Pinto recorded no assist in 38 of 42 Ottawa losses (90.5%) and 64 of 89 Senators appearances overall (71.9%). His current-season counts are four of five losses and eight of 13 appearances overall. The wider losing-game record is strong, while the current subset makes clear that an assist-free night is not his routine outcome in every game.
Ottawa’s latest 4–1 loss at Vegas shows why the exact market matters. Pinto scored the Senators’ goal, took four shots and played 23:06, but had no assist. The assist under succeeded despite his scoring contribution. He also scored without an assist in the October 21 win over Florida. Neither example would have satisfied a no-point requirement.
The current losing-game exception was the October 13 loss to St. Louis, when Pinto had an assist in 18:20. His older record includes another assist in the January 10 loss to Florida in 19:04. Those misses, alongside his recent substantial minutes, keep this from becoming an argument that Pinto must disappear from Ottawa’s offense if the Senators lose.
The comparable under 0.5 points is −165. It hit in 30 of 42 Ottawa losses (71.4%) and 43 of 89 appearances overall (48.3%), with only three of five current-season losses qualifying. That cheaper price requires no goal as well as no assist. If your Kings-win scenario still allows Pinto to finish a scoring chance himself, the assist under preserves that possibility; the point under does not.
Compare the requirement before combining the prices
Panarin’s −195 point offer has the most direct connection to the Kings’ recent scoring wins, but his full Los Angeles point record is six of 11 this season. Clarke’s −600 shot milestone has occurred more consistently and has a larger winning-game sample, at the cost of much less extra return. Pinto’s −360 assist under supplies an opponent route that can survive a goal from the player being backed to go without a helper.
The Kings’ scoring contributions and the Senators’ assist outcomes all belong to the same game. Their separate histories should not be multiplied into a joint success probability. Use the distinctions to choose the individual requirement that best fits your view of a Los Angeles win, and inspect the sportsbook’s actual available combination and price before treating the options as a package.
Follow the live Senators–Kings matchup for the current game snapshot and browse the latest NHL articles for more analysis. All quoted player prices are individual DraftKings offers from the public sportsbook check; same-game availability and pricing can differ.
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