Prop lookup
Pick a market, search for anyone, sort by whatever matters. Every player on the slate, their posted line and best price, and the real hit rate over the last 10, 25 and the season — the count next to every number. Open a row for the full ladder across four windows: hot over ten but not twenty-five is a streak; steady across all of them is a habit.
| Matchup | Line | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nick Perbix | Nashville Predators @ Toronto Maple Leafs | anytime goal | 0%· 10 | 0%· 25 | 0%· 2 | 0%· 10 | −5.3 | bet365 +1800 · 9 | 🔒 |
Hit rate over the posted line, from the game logs — the count sits next to every rate, and a dimmed rate means the window has fewer games than it asks for. Floor is the low end of the L10 rate's range, and it is what the table sorts on by default: a 68% floor on 143 games is a stronger claim than a 89% on nine, and ranking on the raw rate would put the nine first. vs price is that floor minus what the price implies — positive means it beats its price on the count (the game log's count, not a promise: the book knows things the log doesn't), and most of the board is negative, which is what an efficient market looks like. Open a row for every rung across L5 / L10 / L25 / season with the Wilson interval.