Props

Note

The app interface is in Spanish. This guide references the actual labels you will see. This section documents the Props tab within the Player Research page.

Where to Find Props

The Props section appears as a tab within the Player Research page. Access it by navigating to any player and clicking the “Props” tab in the sticky table of contents. This shows today’s available prop lines for that player, grouped by statistical category.

For the full page overview including game context, teammates, and game logs, see Player Research.

Per-Stat Prop Data

Props are grouped by statistical category: “Puntos” (Points), “Rebotes” (Rebounds), “Asistencias” (Assists), “Triples” (Three-Pointers), and others. Each stat group displays the following fields:

Field	Description
Line	The consensus line value across sportsbooks
Movement	Arrow indicator: up arrow if the line moved up from opening, down arrow if it moved down, no arrow if unchanged
Hit Rate L5	Percentage of the last 5 games the player went over the line
Hit Rate L10	Percentage of the last 10 games over the line
Hit Rate L15	Percentage of the last 15 games over the line
Hit Rate Season	Full-season percentage over the line

Tip

Compare hit rates across windows. A player hitting 80% in L5 but only 50% on the season suggests a hot streak — the engine captures this via the Player Profile block’s trend analysis.

Line Movement

The movement indicator shows how the line has changed since it was first posted (the opening line). Significant movement can indicate:

• Line moved up — bookmakers expect a higher total, possibly due to injury news or sharp betting action
• Line moved down — bookmakers adjusted downward, which might signal a concern about the player’s expected output

The engine’s Market Line block scores line movement as part of its analysis. A line that moved toward your direction is generally favorable. For example, if you are considering an Over and the line has moved down since opening, that means you are getting a lower threshold — a better deal.

Hit Rate Bar Chart

Each prop displays a visual bar chart showing the player’s hit rate across the four windows (L5, L10, L15, Season). The bars give you a quick visual comparison of recent performance versus long-term performance against the specific line value.

Look for consistency across all four windows. When all bars are high (above 60%), the player has been reliably clearing the line. When only L5 is high but Season is low, proceed with caution — the trend may not hold.

Multi-Sportsbook Odds Table

Below the props summary, a table shows the actual odds from multiple sportsbooks for each direction (Over and Under):

Column	Description
Sportsbook	Name of the sportsbook (e.g., DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Barstool, PointsBet)
Over	Odds for the Over direction (e.g., -110, +105)
Under	Odds for the Under direction

The table lets you compare odds across books to find the best price. Your preferred sportsbook (if set) is highlighted with a distinct visual indicator.

Tip

Even small odds differences matter over time. Getting -105 instead of -115 on the same line adds up significantly over hundreds of picks. Always check the full table before placing a bet.

Sportsbook Preference Selector

You can set a preferred sportsbook using the selector at the top of the odds table. Once set:

• Your preferred book’s odds are highlighted in the sportsbook odds table
• The preference is saved to your account and persists across sessions
• It helps you quickly identify the odds that matter most to you without scanning every row

The available sportsbooks are DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Barstool, and PointsBet. Choose the one where you have an active account for the most relevant odds display.

Copy Button

The “Copiar” button copies the prop data summary to your clipboard in a shareable text format. This includes the player name, stat type, line, direction, and key metrics. Useful for sharing with friends or posting to social media without having to manually type out the details.

Similar Players Cluster Table

At the bottom of the Props section, a table shows statistically similar players based on the engine’s K-Means clustering algorithm. The system groups all players into 18 clusters, recalculated weekly, based on their statistical profiles.

The similar players table shows how players in the same cluster performed against the same opponent recently. Use this as supplementary context — if multiple similar players also went Over against this opponent, it reinforces the prop. Conversely, if similar players struggled, it may be a warning sign.

The clustering considers overall statistical tendencies rather than just one stat, so similar players may share playing style, usage patterns, and role characteristics even if their raw numbers differ.

For the full Player Research page including game context, teammates, and game logs, see Player Research. To explore props across all players, see the Prop Explorer tool (documented in the Tools Reference).