DraftKings “King of the Court” Picks feature Jaylen Brown for $2 Million Jackpot on Tuesday, February 24

It's the first Tuesday in the NBA since the league returned from the All-Star Break and not only has the fan-favorite King of the Court promotion DraftKings Sportsbook returned as well, but the jackpot has been upgraded to double the usual value, with $2 million in bonus bets up for grabs for those who can turn smart NBA player prop bets into a potential big bonus bet return.

In back-to-back weeks before the break, the Dimers projections correctly identified co-winner Jalen Johnson as a top contender and then Victor Wembanyama as the winner on February 10, both featured in our top 3 overall PRA totals.

To compete for the jackpot, simply opt in to the DraftKings promo to claim your King of the Court token. If your chosen player leads all others in Points + Rebounds + Assists (PRA) for the night, you’ll take home a share of $2 million in Bonus Bets, even if your original prop doesn’t cash.

With the help of the Dimers Pro NBA Projections Hub, you can instantly identify which players have the best shot to dominate the stat sheet.

Whether you’re backing weekly favorites like Nikola Jokic, Giannis Antetokounmpo, and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, or turning to a darkhorse contender, you’ll have real-time analytics and NBA projections to support every pick.

How to Play “King of the Court” Today

1. Opt-In to the Promotion - Log in to your DraftKings Sportsbook account and opt in to receive your single-use King of the Court qualifying bet token.

2. Place a Qualifying $5 Bet - Use your token on any pre-match NBA player prop such as Points, Rebounds, Assists or Three-Pointers. Odds must be -200 or longer.

3. Watch and Win - If your player finishes the night as the PRA leader across all NBA games, you’ll earn an equal share of $2,000,000 in Bonus Bets. If multiple players tie for the top PRA total, all customers who bet on any of those players will split the prize pool. Bonus Bets are credited within 24 hours and expire seven days after issuance.

King of the Court Picks Today, Tuesday, February 24

Each week, we'll highlight some of Dimers' top-projected players, as well as some longshots as a sample of what users can find in the Dimers Pro NBA Projections Hub.

By showcasing a combination of top performances and some darkhorse candidates, bettors will find a mix of players to choose from.

Dimers' Highest-Projected PRA Totals

Luka Doncic (Lakers) | Projected: 49.0 PRA

It's a regular star atop the Dimers Pro NBA projections on Tuesday night, with the Lakers Luka Doncic predicted to record just under 50 PRA vs. Orlando Magic.

Luka has won the promo four separate times this season, returning bonus bets of $25, $35, $26 and $41, recording over 60 PRA three of those times - when he's playing on the slate, he's the man to beat at the top.

Since returning from the break, he's tallied 55 and 33 PRA, one very normal Luka game and one light performance by his standards.

The Lakers are finally healthy across the board, with their full starting five, including LeBron James and Austin Reaves in the lineup.

While Luka's upside never goes away, this lineup does have three players who could realistically lead the game in PRA each night.

Jalen Johnson (Hawks) | Projected: 46.0 PRA

Another player frequently hovering near the top spot in our projections is Jalen Johnson, and he finds himself second overall with 46.0 PRA vs. the Wizards on Tuesday.

As we've pointed out many times in this recurring article series, Johnson has developed into a complete star for the Hawks, ranking 21st in Points, 7th in Rebounds and 5th in Assists across the entire league.

He was the co-leader in PRA three weeks ago, splitting with Cooper Flagg for a $63 bonus bet, ranked as our third-highest PRA total that night.

His ability to contribute so much in rebounds and assists give him a unique upside, even compared to Luka Doncic. An average scoring night for Johnson with 20 points can become a top PRA performance due to regular spikes of 15+ rebounds or 12+ assists.

Unsurprisingly, Johnson ranks as our top rebounder (11.8) and assists leader (8.8) of the night, putting him in triple double range once again.

While the Wizards aren't the absolute basement defense they were earlier this season, they rank bottom 10 in opponent points and assists, notable 30th in rebounds, which is where Johnson can do real damage.

Jaylen Brown (Celtics) | Projected: 42.6 PRA

Landing third in our Dimers Pro projections is Jaylen Brown, the Celtics' main man with Jayson Tatum sidelined this season.

Brown has excelled as the Celtics' No. 1, seeing aa jump in points per game from 22.6 over the past two seasons to 29.2 tihs year, also seeing a modest jump in Assists and Rebounds by at 1 per game, becoming a more well-rounded player in regards to filling out the boxscore.

He's listed as a GTD tonight with a right knee contusion, but came out of the break dominating, with a 23/15/13 line vs. the Warriors, and then 32/8/7 vs. the Lakers.

He's a regular threat to score 30+ points, which is where we have him projected tonight (29.9) but will need to go over his usual numbers to push past the typical 50 PRA floor required to cash this promo, but he certainly can, as he just showed on Thursday.

The Suns aren't particularly exploitable from a positional standpoint vs. Guards, but they rank 23rd vs. opponent rebounds over their past 15 games.

Though a small sample size, Brown's rebounding hasn't been heavily impacted by the arrival of Nikola Vucevic, showing both floor and ceiling games since the trade, and he projects for 7.2 REB tonight, right alongside the leaders in this game.

Dimers' Longshot Targets

LaMelo Ball (Hornets) | Projected: 33.9 PRA

The first player outside the Top 3 we'll highlight is LaMelo Ball of the Hornets, who's fresh off a 37/8/7 night vs. the Wizards, a similarly poor defense to what he'll face tonight with the Bulls.

Ball's performances can be erratic, but he's a threat when dialed in from deep and still puts up top 10 assist numbers in the league.

Chicago ranks 30th vs. Assists, 27th  vs. Points, and 18th vs. Rebounds, also sporting the second-worst 3P% defense in the league, and Ball just wet 10-15 vs. Washington from deep.

At 3.6 threes, Ball is our top-projected three-point shooter of the night, and is second-highest in assists at 8.6, setting him up for a real shot at the King of the Court crown.

Michael Porter Jr. (Nets) | Projected: 33.3 PRA

For the big longshot, let's look at a player who still lands within the Top 15 PRA totals on the board, the Nets' Michael Porter Jr.

MPJ has turned in some quieter games in February, heading into and coming out of the break, averaging just 17.8 points per game, largely due to abysmal three-point shooting at 16.3%, a far cry from his 47.5% and 37.6% three-point shooting in December and January.

Porter's flashed plenty of rebounding upside this season as well, and if can find his rhythm, a good night from beyond the arc along with strong rebounding could easily put him into the race for the crown.

A matchup with the Mavericks could be just what he needs. They rank bottom six in all three primary categories without accounting for position, and rank 22nd in 3P%, allowing the third-most made three-pointers by Forwards.

MPJ will need to shake off the shooting woes but if he does, he's a strong candidate to return a big bonus bet.

Previous King of the Court Winners this Season

Before locking in your picks, take a look at this season's King of the Court history — including every winner (excluding the Christmas week "Three Kings" promo) so far.

Players in bold indicate winners correctly identified by Dimers and featured in this article.

For more King of the Court facts, stats and trends, check out last year's list of winners.

Tips for Maximizing Your King of the Court Chances

• Target Triple-Double Machines: Players like Jokic, Doncic, and SGA rack up elite PRA totals nightly.

• Leverage Dimers Data: Use the Dimers NBA Projections Hub to identify players outperforming their prop lines.

• Focus on Pace and Matchups: Fast-paced games and weak defenses often lead to inflated stat totals.

• Mix Favorites and Longshots: A $5 bet can go a long way — and surprises happen every night in the NBA.

How Dimers’ Pro NBA Projections Hub Gives You the Edge

Before placing your bet, head to the Dimers Pro NBA Projections Hub — the ultimate tool for identifying the best NBA prop picks and projected King of the Court candidates.

The Hub provides real-time player projections for Points, Rebounds, Assists, and PRA, giving you a data-backed look at who’s most likely to lead the league in combined stats each night. You can sort by category, compare player projections to sportsbook lines, and instantly see the highest-value prop bets based on Dimers’ advanced simulations.

In short, the Dimers Pro NBA Projections Hub turns your instincts into informed wagers — helping you pick your King with confidence.

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