DraftKings “King of the Court” picks for $1 Million Jackpot on Tuesday, November 10

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Written by Dave Garofolo
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DraftKings' fan-favorite King of the Court promotion returns on Tuesday, November 10, with a $1 million bonus bet pool up for grabs if you pick tonight's PRA leader.

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Jayson Tatum projects with a top PRA total on Tuesday night.

The NBA betting season rolls on, and DraftKings’ King of the Court promotion is back, rewarding those who can make the most out of Dimers’ NBA Projections and cash in with a $1 Million bonus bet pool up for grabs.

To compete, opt in to the DraftKings promo to claim your King of the Court token. If your player finishes the night as the NBA’s leader in Points + Rebounds + Assists (PRA), you get an even share of $1 million in Bonus Bets, split among all users who picked that player, even if your original prop doesn’t cash.

DraftKings “King of the Court” picks for $1 Million Jackpot on Tuesday, November 10

Last year's bonus bet returns ranged from $20 to as high as $2,542.

In 2025-36, five players returned over $1,000 in bonus bets, and all season long, only 7 players who won the promo were projected outside of our Top 10 highest PRA totals that night.

No one won more than Luka Dončić, who wore the crown six times and has done so already this year as well.

Get the best King of the Court projections with Dimers Pro

This season, the upgraded Dimers NBA Projections Hub in the Dimers App gives you more than a projected PRA total.

You can see each player’s projection next to the consensus sportsbook line, how often he’s cleared tonight’s number lately, and how he’s performed against tonight’s opponent. That’s what you need to narrow down a King of the Court shortlist.

Our projections worked well for this promo last season: 59% of King of the Court winners from inside our Top 5 PRA projections, and 79% came from our Top 10.

This year, we correctly had all five leaders as our five targets in the promo's second week.

King of the Court Picks Today, Tuesday, November 10

Each week, we’ll highlight some of Dimers’ top-projected players along with a couple of longshots, as a sample of what you’ll find in the Dimers NBA Projections Hub.

Dimers’ Highest-Projected PRA Totals

These are the three players who project for the highest total PRA tonight according to our NBA Projections.

Giannis Antetokounmpo (Heat), 48.5 PRA

Game: Heat vs. Jazz

Giannis tops the board at 48.5 PRA, 8.6 clear of anyone else on the slate. He's listed as a GTD but "probable" to play.

His 30.7 PTS and 11.6 REB projections are both the highest among our top-ranked players, and his 6.2 AST gives him a floor that very few bigs can match.

giannis.pngRebounding is where this matchup stands out. Utah allows the seventh-most rebounds per game, and Giannis has grabbed 14 or more boards in five of his last seven games.

If he clears his rebound projection the way he has lately, he has the clearest path to 50+.

Giannis will likely also be the most popular pick if he's active.

Jayson Tatum (Celtics), 39.9 PRA

Game: Celtics vs. 76ers

Tatum is the most balanced producer in our top three. We have him at 24.8 points, 8.6 rebounds and 6.5 assists, which gives him upside in multiple categories, a key factor for King of the Court-level production.

His 8.6 REB projection ranks seventh overall tonight and is the highest of anyone in his game, a favorable outlook against a Sixers team that allows the fifth-most rebounds per game.

His 2.5 3PM projection is also the best in our top three, which gives him a little higher ceiling than some of the other premier scorers.

He’ll need a big night across the board to close an 8.6-point gap on Giannis as our top-projected player, but no one else in this group has as many ways to get there.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (Thunder), 38.7 PRA

Game: Thunder vs. Trail Blazers

SGA’s 28.1-point projection is second only to Giannis on the board, and he leads our top three in assists at 6.9.

The trade-off is on the glass. He's averaging a 3.9 rebounds per game this season, the lowest of his Thunder career His 3.7 REB projection is the lowest in our top three, so the points and assists have to carry him.

This is also the tightest race on the board as far as a head-to-head matchup. The Blazers' Deni Avdija projects for 38.5 PRA in the same game, just 0.2 behind SGA, with 6.9 rebounds and 6.7 assists. If this game turns into a shootout, both could be in the mix.

Dimers’ Longshot Targets

We like to highlight a few longshot targets that are likely to return a higher bonus bet if they win, ideally coming from that "sweet spot" between Top 5 and Top 10.

These two players stand out from our NBA Projections tonight, and both are right in our “sweet spot” range of bigger returns from the Top 5-Top 10 last year.

Karl-Anthony Towns (Knicks), 36.6 PRA

Game: Knicks vs. Bucks

Towns is once again a rebound-driven longshot.

His 12.4 REB projection is second on the slate, behind only Domantas Sabonis, and he gets a Milwaukee team that allows the second-most rebounds per game in the post-Giannis era.

kat.pngHis 4.0 AST projection keeps his ceiling lower than the guards on this list, but the matchup helps, as the Bucks have the league’s worst assist-to-turnover ratio, opening the passing lanes for him and creating extra possessions that give Towns more chances to rack up points and boards.

Projected for 20.3 points, Towns has a double-double floor that most names on the board don’t, and it's what put him in right in the mix last time out.

Franz Wagner (Magic), 34.2 PRA

Game: Magic vs. Kings

With Paolo Banchero out, Wagner has been at peak usage, and his assists have spiked. He has posted double-digit assists in four of his last five games, and he ranks second in the NBA in AST per game.

Alongside our 23.3 PTS projection, which itself ranks 7th on the night, and Wagner certainly has a path to clear his number by a wide margin.

Sacramento ranks 23rd in assist-to-turnover ratio and allows the second-highest opponent field goal percentage in the league, so the looks should be there for Wagner and the teammates he’s setting up, plus the Kings could be missing their top rebounder in Domantas Sabonis, opening up the boards for Wagner, who ranks second on the team.

If his recent playmaking holds up, he’s one of the better values on the board as a less popular pick than the names above.

How the Dimers NBA Projections Hub Gives You the Edge

Before you place your bet, open the Dimers NBA Projections Hub in the Dimers App. It has projections for every player on the slate, covering Points, Rebounds, Assists, Threes, PRA and more, shown next to the consensus line with the gap between them.

Tap any player to open his upgraded player page:

  • Sportsbook line comparison: our projection against the consensus line and every sportsbook’s price on the same prop.
  • Hit rates: how often he’s cleared tonight’s line over his last 5, 10, and 20 games, for the over or the under.
  • Head-to-head: his splits against tonight’s opponent.
  • Games log: every game this season, from Points and Rebounds to combos like PRA, with tonight’s projection at the top for comparison.

Our upgraded NBA Projections Hub shows you who projects to lead the league in every category, every night. Start your 2-day Dimers Pro free trial in the Dimers App to pick your King with confidence.

Tips for Maximizing Your King of the Court Chances

Target triple-double machines. Players who fill every column of the box score have the highest PRA floors, and the Double Doubles and Triple Doubles markets give you a direct way to back them.

Compare the line to the projection. Our Projections Hub shows how far our projection sits above or below the consensus line. A big gap on an elite stat-stuffer points to a strong King of the Court candidate.

Check H2H trends and hit rates. Dimers' new NBA Projections are perfect for this strategy. Each player page has splits against tonight’s opponent, plus hit rates over the last 5, 10 and 20 games. Use them to tell whether a projection reflects a real trend or a one-off.

Focus on pace and matchups. Fast-paced games and weak defenses often inflate stat totals.

Mix it up with favorites and longshots. A $5 bet can go a long way, and surprises happen every night in the NBA.

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Dave Garofolo
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Dave Garofolo uses sophisticated AI-driven analytics to make predictions and evaluate player performances in the NBA, MLB, NFL, NHL, NCAAM, and PGA TOUR tournaments, crafting insightful game and prop previews.

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