Betting tips for NBA playoffs - Celtics-Bucks, Grizzlies-Warriors Game 6s

All odds are provided by Caesars Sportsbook.

All-In On Tatum: The last time the Celtics' season was on the line, they went down swinging with Jayson Tatum dominating the game plan. Tonight shouldn't be any different. We saw a glimpse of the uptick in Tatum's usage on Wednesday, a game in which he took a shot every 87 seconds of court time (more than a 29% spike from his rate in this series. The numbers for his props are high, but might not be high enough, especially in the non-scoring categories. You shouldn't hesitate to take some of the overs on Tatum's props.

Now What?: The Grizzlies beat the brakes off of the Warriors Wednesday night and their pace was nearly identical to when they have had Ja Morant this postseason. With no player emerging as a go-to option as five different Grizzlies took 10-to-13 shots from the field. With all of the fireworks in this series, it is possible that we are overlooking a breakout game from Tyus Jones. Jones has 40 points, 14 assists and just one turnover in 65 minutes over the past two games without Morant. He was an afterthought in this series, but now has the ball in his hands plenty and his prop market has been slow to adjust. Memphis has embraced variance, meaning usage will be determined in-game. But it's pretty clear that the Grizzlies have identified Jones as the driver of their offense, making him worth a look in both Daily Fantasy contests and prop markets.

— Jim McCormick & Kyle Soppe

Boston Celtics at Milwaukee Bucks7:30 p.m ET, Fiserv Forum, Milwaukee, WI

Line: Bucks (-1.5)Money line: Bucks (-125), Celtics (+105)Total: 211 pointsBPI Projected Total: 222.6 pointsBPI Win%: Bucks (54.8%)

Questionable: None (Knee)

Ruled Out: Khris Middleton (Knee)Note: BPI numbers factors in