Spurs vs. Thunder Player Props for NBA Cup Semifinals: Best Bets for Saturday, Dec. 13

My Spurs vs. Thunder player props for tonight's NBA Cup semifinals tilt focus on a trio of players sure to impact the outcome. The Thunder are a 10.5-point betting favorite in the neutral-site game at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

Tipoff is slated for 9 p.m. ET (Prime Video).

🏆 Spurs vs. Thunder player prop bets: NBA Cup Semifinals

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⬆️  Shai Gilgeous-Alexander player prop: Over 37.5 points + assists (-115 on BetMGM) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

SGA is in a three-way race to capture more hardware as the frontrunning by the NBA MVP odds, averaging 32.6 points and 6.5 assists per contest for the season, including 32.4 and 6.3 on the road. 

The star guard should also be in for a heavy workload tonight, considering Victor Wembanyama is expected to return for the Spurs and therefore up the chances of a highly competitive game.

The Spurs are also allowing 48.7% shooting on the road, and 55.2% over the last three games overall, with the latter figure contributing to San Antonio conceding the third-most assists over the last three games (31.3).

At -115 odds on BetMGM, the bet has a 53.5% probability of cashing and a $10 bet would net $8.70 in profit.

⬆️  Stephon Castle player prop: Over 25.5 points + rebounds + assists (-110 on BetMGM) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Castle should be in prime position to blow past this number in what could well turn out to be a wire-to-wire affair, even when factoring in Victor Wembanyama's return.

Castle is still averaging 33.3 points + rebounds + assists when sharing the floor with Wemby, who could still face some sort of minutes restriction, and the former is also putting up 34.1 points + rebounds + assists on the road.

The Thunder naturally presents a stiff challenge defensively, but Castle’s usage and projected amount of time on the floor should allow him to get past this number, especially considering he’s also putting up 21.0 points, 6.7 assists, and 6.4 rebounds per game on the road.

At -110 odds on BetMGM, the bet has a 52.4% probability of cashing and a $10 bet would net $9.09 in profit.

⬆️  Victor Wembanyama player prop: Over 27.5 points + rebounds (-107 on Caesars) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Wemby may have some sort of minutes restriction in his first game back from a 12-game absence, but this is a very reachable prop for him even if he's on the floor in the neighborhood of 25-27 minutes. 

The elite big man is averaging a combined 38 points + rebounds over 33 minutes per road game as well, and the Thunder create plenty of rebounding opportunity due to their suffocating defense.

Wemby hasn’t played under 30 minutes this season, but in the four games he’s logged between 30 and 32 minutes, he’s averaged 27.8 points and 14.8 rebounds in those contests. He also features in our Spurs vs. Thunder same-game parlay.

At -107 odds on Caesars, the bet has a 51.7% probability of cashing and a $10 bet would net $9.35 in profit.

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📺 How to watch Spurs vs. Thunder: NBA Cup Semifinals

• Date: Saturday, Dec. 13
• Tipoff: 9 p.m. ET
• Location: T-Mobile Arena (Las Vegas)
• TV: Prime Video

❓ NBA Cup FAQs

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How does the NBA Cup format work?

All 30 teams were split into five groups and faced off in group play to determine which eight teams advanced to the "knockout rounds" (quarterfinals). Those teams face off in a single-elimination tournament to crown the NBA Cup winner.

What is the NBA Cup schedule?

Every team played one group stage game per week from Oct. 31 to Nov. 28, and eight teams faced off in the quarterfinals on Tuesday and Wednesday. The four remaining teams meet in the semifinals on Saturday with the final championship matchup on Tuesday, Dec. 16.

What do the NBA Cup winners get in prize money?

The winner of the NBA Cup will share a prize pool determined by the league's collective bargaining agreement, though the prize money is expected to be more than $500,000 per player on the championship team. The runners-up are expected to receive over $200,000 per player, with the semifinalists receiving more than $100,000 and the quarterfinalists receiving more than $50,000.