Jrue Holiday’s last two games reached twenty combined points, rebounds and assists in different ways: twelve points, eight assists and one rebound at Sacramento, then 22 points alone against the Lakers before his other contributions. That flexibility is worth comparing with a straightforward Deni Avdija scoring threshold and Toumani Camara’s smaller points-and-assists mark in these Trail Blazers parlay picks.
If you’re backing Portland against Memphis, this edition starts with a hypothetical Trail Blazers win and compares three individual player props. Portland’s 3–0 start and Memphis’s 4–0 record give that view an unbeaten opponent to overcome.
The distinction between the options is useful. Avdija’s scoring record has the highest conditional frequency of the three, but a short price. Camara’s combined market allows assists to help. Holiday’s offer comes much closer to even money, with a bench role and a recent miss that need more attention. Readers can choose a single prop or their own combination rather than treating this as a prescribed three-leg parlay.
Three contributions to compare with a Portland win
Individual DraftKings prices are snapshots and can change. Each record covers that player’s Portland appearances from the 2025–26 season and the opening three games of 2026–27, through October 27, including postseason games. Each all-game comparison covers the same period and club. Three current-season games are a useful role check, not a substantial new sample on their own.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deni Avdija 18+ points |
−375 | 92.5% 37 of 40 Portland wins |
85.3% 64 of 75 Portland appearances |
| Toumani Camara 10+ points and assists |
−264 | 85.1% 40 of 47 Portland wins |
80.2% 73 of 91 Portland appearances |
| Jrue Holiday 20+ points, rebounds and assists |
−126 | 84.8% 28 of 33 Portland wins |
80.6% 50 of 62 Portland appearances |
Deni Avdija: 18 points keeps room below the bigger scoring lines
Avdija to score 18+ points at −375 asks for a total he reached in 37 of 40 Portland wins (92.5%), compared with 64 of 75 Portland appearances overall (85.3%). This is an actual inclusive 18-point milestone: finishing on exactly 18 meets the requirement.
That detail already matters this season. Avdija scored 18 against Phoenix, 26 at Sacramento and 23 against the Lakers, reaching the milestone in all three wins. He started each game and is expected to start at power forward against Memphis. His latest 23-point performance came in 33 minutes; the Sacramento game required 38 minutes, while the Phoenix game lasted just 23.
The lower return has a clear counterpart. The actual 20+ points offer was −242, but that higher threshold occurred in 31 of 40 Portland wins (77.5%) and 55 of 75 appearances overall (73.3%). The 18-point Phoenix game is one example of the room lost by moving up. It is a different requirement, even when the extra two points seem modest.
The 18+ option still has three winning misses in its longer sample. Avdija scored 17 in 32 minutes against Utah and 14 in 30 minutes in a postseason win over San Antonio. The record also includes a one-minute, zero-point appearance in another Phoenix win. Those games show both ordinary scoring variation and the risk of a shortened appearance. At −375, this is the costliest of the three; the high historical frequency does not establish an edge at that price.
Toumani Camara: let an assist help a smaller contribution
Camara to record 10+ points and assists at −264 means his points plus assists must total at least ten. It does not require ten of each. He reached that combined threshold in 40 of 47 Portland wins (85.1%) and 73 of 91 appearances overall (80.2%).
His first three games this season produced combined totals of 21, 20 and 13. The latest was 12 points and one assist in 24 minutes against the Lakers. Camara started all three games and is expected to start at small forward again. His recent shooting has done most of the work, with four, five and four made threes, but the combined market leaves another route when scoring alone falls just short.
Compare that with the actual 10+ points offer at −162. Ten points alone occurred in 36 of 47 wins (76.6%) and 63 of 91 appearances overall (69.2%) in the same history. The combined market captured four additional winning appearances, at a shorter price. That is the practical reason to consider paying for the assist allowance rather than treating these as equivalent bets.
Seven winning misses remain for the combined threshold. The latest was a postseason win over Phoenix in which Camara had eight points and no assists in 36 minutes. He also finished on eight combined points and assists in a late-season win over the Clippers despite playing 33 minutes. A full workload is therefore no assurance of reaching ten. The current three-game run supports his participation, but it does not remove the quieter games in the longer sample.
Jrue Holiday: a broader total with a more demanding role check
Holiday to record 20+ points, rebounds and assists at −126 allows all three statistics to contribute to one combined total. He reached twenty in 28 of 33 Portland wins (84.8%), compared with 50 of 62 Portland appearances overall (80.6%). His current bench workload is the more immediate question, especially after a miss in the opener.
Holiday has come off the bench in all three games this season. His combined totals were 13 in 21 minutes, 21 in 26 minutes and 29 in 30 minutes. That is two hits in three wins, rather than a perfect current-season record. The Sacramento game shows the benefit of the broader market: twelve points, eight assists and one rebound were enough. Against the Lakers, his 22 points alone exceeded the threshold before adding four rebounds and three assists.
His current bench role makes the older Portland sample context rather than a promise of identical usage. The opening win over Phoenix is the immediate warning: eight points, four rebounds and one assist left him well short, even in a comfortable team victory. There are five winning misses across the full record, including a late-season win over the Clippers with sixteen combined in 32 minutes. More time can help, but it does not guarantee the required production.
DraftKings also offered 15+ points, rebounds and assists at −456. That lower threshold occurred in 31 of 33 wins (93.9%) and 56 of 62 appearances overall (90.3%). It provides more room at a much shorter price, but it still would not have covered Holiday’s thirteen in the Phoenix opener. The −126 option is useful for a reader comfortable with the higher requirement and rotation risk, rather than someone seeking the lowest possible threshold.
Match the requirement to your Portland view
Avdija offers the strongest longer-run scoring frequency here and the highest cost. Camara gives a smaller combined contribution with assists available to help. Holiday offers the larger return of the three, with more uncertainty around a bench workload and a current-season miss. Their appeal depends on which price and requirement you prefer, not on stacking every qualifying percentage.
All three play for Portland, so shared pace, playing time and scoring opportunities can link their outcomes. These individual historical frequencies cannot be multiplied into a parlay probability. Recheck the exact market, price and participation before choosing; the quotes are individual snapshots, not a combined same-game price. Follow the live Grizzlies–Trail Blazers matchup for updated context, or explore more NBA articles and parlay ideas.
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