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NBA double-double props: will he reach 10 in two stats?

A double-double prop asks whether a player reaches 10 or more in two of five stats: points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks. You bet yes or no, and a triple-double also counts.

Reviewed Oct 15, 2026

Answer first

90s

01Yes or no on 10+ in two stats.
02Points and rebounds is the usual pair.
03A triple-double counts as yes.

Key numbers

Double-doubles at a glance

10Needed in eachTwo categories

5Stats that countPts, reb, ast, stl, blk

-200Typical yesStar big man

+250Typical yesGuard, longer shot

In short

Key takeaways

Two stats must reach 10.
Most come from points and rebounds.
Triple-doubles win yes bets.
No push is possible.

Progress

How a double-double prop settles

1
Tip-off
Bet has action once he plays
2
Stat 1
Reaches 10
3
Stat 2
Reaches 10
4
Final buzzer
Box score checked
5
Yes or no
Bet graded

Official box score stats are used to settle.

Example double-double prices

Player type	Yes	No	Implied yes
Rebounding center	-250	+190	71.4%
Point guard, high assists	+120	-145	45.5%
Power forward	+110	-135	47.6%
Scoring wing	+350	-500	22.2%
Bench big	+400	-600	20.0%

Made-up prices; implied rates ignore the book margin.

Who gets double-doubles

Centers and power forwards get most of them, because they score near the basket and grab many rebounds. A starting center who averages 18 points and 11 rebounds may reach it in 60% of games.

Pass-first point guards get them through points and assists. A guard who averages 20 points and 9 assists needs one good passing night to reach the mark.

Wings rarely reach 10 rebounds or 10 assists, so their yes prices are long. Steals and blocks almost never reach 10 in a game.

Season averages and rough yes chance

Averages	Rough yes chance	Fair odds
20 pts, 12 reb	70%	-233
18 pts, 10 reb	52%	-108
22 pts, 8 ast	40%	+150
15 pts, 8 reb	30%	+233

Our own rough estimates for illustration.

What moves the price

Minutes come first. A player expected to play 36 minutes has more time to reach both marks than one on a minutes limit.

Matchups matter for rebounds. Teams that miss many shots or play small give more rebound chances, while strong rebounding opponents take them away.

Blowouts hurt the yes side. If a starter sits the fourth quarter, he loses about 10 minutes of chances to reach his second 10.

Sequence

Checking a double-double prop

Step 01
Check minutes
Starter or limited.
Step 02
Look at averages
Both stats near 10.
Step 03
Read injuries
Teammates out add chances.
Step 04
Check the spread
Blowout risk.
Step 05
Compare prices
Odds vary by book.

Rules and settlement

The bet is usually void if the player does not play. Once he takes the floor, the bet stands even if he leaves early.

Overtime stats usually count. A player who reaches 10 rebounds in overtime wins the yes bet, so close games help.

Settlement uses the official box score. A triple-double counts as a double-double, so it wins a yes bet.

Floor rules

Double-double terms

Know before you sit

Double-double: 10+ in two stats.
Triple-double: 10+ in three stats.
Yes/No prop: Bet on whether it happens.
Minutes limit: Cap on playing time.

A worked example

A starting center averages 17 points and 11 rebounds. His double-double yes price is -180, which implies a 64.3% chance. The opponent is a poor rebounding team.

He plays 34 minutes and finishes with 14 points and 13 rebounds, so the yes bet wins. A $18 bet at -180 returns $28, a profit of $10.

If the game had been a blowout and he sat the fourth quarter with 14 points and 8 rebounds, the yes bet would lose even though he played well.

Common mistakes

Ignoring minutes: Fewer minutes, fewer stats.
Overpaying for yes: -300 needs 75% wins.
Forgetting blowouts: Starters sit late.
Missing late scratches: Check status first.

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01Basics

What is a double-double?

A game in which a player reaches 10 or more in two of five stats: points, rebounds, assists, steals or blocks.

Does a triple-double count?

Yes. A triple-double includes a double-double, so it wins a yes bet on a double-double prop.

Can this bet push?

No. The player either reaches 10 in two stats or he does not, so there is no push.

02Rules

What if the player does not play?

The bet is usually void and the stake returned if the player never enters the game that day.

Does overtime count?

At most sportsbooks overtime stats count toward a double-double, but check each book’s house rules.

Which stats count?

Points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks. Turnovers and fouls do not count toward a double-double.

03Strategy

Who are the best yes candidates?

Starting centers and high-assist point guards, whose averages sit near or above 10 in two stats.

Why are yes prices short on some players?

Some big men reach a double-double in most games, so books price the yes side at heavy odds.

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Sources

NBA — Official rules Not from a registry (Reference source, not an official registry) · accessed Oct 15, 2026Game rules and stat definitions
Basketball Reference — NBA stats Not from a registry (Reference source, not an official registry) · accessed Oct 15, 2026League and player statistics
Wizard of Odds — Sports betting Not from a registry (Reference source, not an official registry) · accessed Oct 15, 2026Sports betting math
National Council on Problem Gambling — Help and resources Not from a registry (Reference source, not an official registry) · accessed Oct 15, 2026Free, confidential help: call or text 1-800-GAMBLER