FanDuel DFS Values Of The Night: Wednesday (Jan. 27)

Check out some of the highest value plays for Wednesday!

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January 27, 2021 7:33 PM

Michael Porter Jr. is coming off his best game of the 2020-21 season.

Michael Porter Jr. (DEN): $6,800
The Heat have struggled against small forwards this year (where Porter plays 52% of the time) and Porter is a low-risk play below $7,000. He dropped 44.6 FD points the last time he was on the court.

Jarred Vanderbilt (MIN): $5,400
Vanderbilt hasn’t scored fewer than 29.8 points over his last three games, so he’s a safe bet to hit 5x value — especially since the Warriors give up the third-most FDPPG to opposing power forwards.

Bojan Bogdanovic (UTH): $5,300
Bogdanovic makes this list because he’s the freshest Jazz starter heading into tonight. He played just 24 minutes last night, while every other member of the starting five played 30-plus. As a result, he may get some extra minutes, and those would be extra valuable against the Mavericks’ 10th-worst defense against small forwards.

Steven Adams (NOR): $5,000
The Wizards continue to collapse late in games, and they’re giving up the fourth-most FDPPG to opposing centers. Adams should demolish them tonight, especially since they’re on the wrong side of a back-to-back.

Cole Anthony (ORL): $5,000
The Sacramento Kings give up the most FDPPG to opposing point guards. With Markelle Fultz out for the season, Anthony has been starting at point guard for the Magic. He’s hit at least 5x value against this price in his last two matchups.

Joe Harris (BKN): $4,700
Look for Harris to post a ton of points in what should be a high-scoring game — especially because he dropped 30-plus FD points in both of his earlier games against the Hawks.

Donte DiVincenzo (MIL): $4,400
DiVincenzo has hit 5x value against this price in five of his last eight games, a stretch that included a three-game cold streak. However, he recovered with 25.3 FD points against the Hawks. Since the Raptors give up an above-average number of FDPPG to opposing shooting guards, I’m sticking with DiVincenzo tonight.

DeAndre Jordan (BKN): $4,300
Jordan didn’t do a whole lot the last time these two teams met, but Jarrett Allen was still a Net then, so Jordan will have to compensate for his absence.

Raul Neto (WAS): $4,200
Neto is one of the Wizards’ fresher players considering they played last night. He got just 22 minutes to Russell Westbrook’s 28 and Bradley Beal’s 35. As a result, look for him to see some extra run in the rotation at guard.

Nickeil Alexander-Walker (NOR): $4,200
Alexander-Walker has gotten a vote of confidence of late from the Pelicans, which I’ll ride into tonight’s slate against the Wizards (who give up the fifth-most FDPPG to shooting guards).