​The BIG3’s exhilarating 2026 season continues this Sunday with a four-game lineup at the Galen Center in Los Angeles. After three weeks, Dallas Power and Chicago Triplets sit atop the standings with spotless 3-0 records, while Detroit Amps and Houston Rig Hands are still seeking their first triumph. Without further ado, here are three PrizePicks prop bets to consider for Sunday’s games:
Simmons is a quality player stuck in a tough situation, which has him handling a heavy workload right now. Once a standout defensive asset at the NBA level, Simmons has been honing his craft in the BIG3 since 2022 and has enjoyed success each season. He’s begun the 2026 campaign in strong form, averaging 14.3 points, 5.7 rebounds, 1.0 assists, and 1.3 steals per game. Simmons should see plenty of action again Sunday, given that Kevin Murphy is the Rig Hands’ only other consistent offensive option. While blowout risk exists for Houston, Simmons is on the floor a lot and has shown he can score efficiently. He posted 18 points in Week 3’s loss to Trilogy, and he also hit 14 points in Week 2 against the Ball Hogs, meeting the 14.5-point prop in back-to-back performances. With Houston increasingly desperate and facing a 305 squad that has yielded 44.3 points per game, Simmons should have ample opportunity to hit the mark.
Crawford is the heart and soul of the Riot, a team that has surged to a surprising 1-2 start this season. Los Angeles’ lone win so far came via a forfeit over 305 in Week 1 at Intuit Dome, and Crawford’s squad is back in its home city Sunday. While he’s averaging just 11.7 points per game so far, Week 1 was shorter due to the forfeit, and Crawford did reach 15 points in Week 2 despite the Riot managing just 33 points in a blowout loss to the Power. He averaged 16.9 points per game last season, and like Simmons, he is a seasoned veteran on a team that needs a win to reverse a rough run. It’s reasonable to expect him to take on a larger scoring role and shoulder more of the offensive load.
Finally, consider that the opposing Amps are one of the two winless BIG3 teams at this stage of the season. Detroit has also allowed a league-high 153 points through three weeks, which only enhances Crawford’s outlook as a primary scoring option for Los Angeles. The holiday weekend slate in Week 3 featured some standout offensive performances, but none were as explosive as Pargo’s. Facing a 26-17 halftime deficit against the Riot, Pargo seized control and buried a number of long-range shots to flip the momentum and change the course of the game.
If you’re looking for a high-upside pick with a favorable matchup, these elements all point toward targeting Crawford as a strong option to provide scoring bursts when the Riot need him most. The weather of the bigger picture also supports this choice—Detroit’s defensive vulnerabilities and the Riot’s need to generate offense should create more opportunities for him to cash in.