Best PrizePicks Slip for First Taco Tuesday Player Prop

It’s Tuesday, which means it’s Taco Tuesday on PrizePicks! This is one of my favorite recurring promotions on any sportsbook or DFS site. Each Tuesday, PrizePicks chooses a few props throughout the day to discount as a “taco.”

Today, the first taco is Tyler Glasnow’s strikeout total discounted from 7.5 to 5.5. Two strikeouts makes a massive difference, and everyone should be sure to place a PrizePicks entry including Glasnow before it expires in a couple of hours.

If you haven’t signed up for PrizePicks yet, use promo code “ODDSJAM” for a deposit match up to $100 on your first deposit. It’s easy money!

To find the other props to include in my entry, I used the profitable betting tools here at OddsJam. Let’s get into an example.

Pick #1: Nneka Ogwumike Under 30 Points + Rebounds

I found this play on the OddsJam WNBA Screen.

As you can see in the screenshot above, PrizePicks is an outlier from the rest of the market on this prop. ParlayPlay has Ogwumike’s points + rebounds all the way down at 28.5. A difference of 1.5 may not seem like a lot, but it makes a huge difference.

Imagine if she gets 20 points and 9 rebounds…that’s 29 points + rebounds. We would win our under on PrizePicks, while people who took the under on ParlayPlay would lose.

To be profitable at PrizePicks, you need to be winning your bets 54.25% of the time. Any bet with a higher percent chance to win than that, like in our example above, is mathematically profitable.

PrizePicks knows that most sports bettors have zero “edge” (or advantage) – they’ll will win 50%, lose 50% of their player prop over/unders. Thus, recreational bettors with no edge will lose money on PrizePicks long-term, as they can’t win their player props above 54.25% of the time.

Finding line discrepancies like this one helps us turn a coin flip prop into one that will win over 54.25% of the time, making us profitable on PrizePicks.

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