Player prop projections across supported sports, each shown against the live market price with the edge stated plainly.
Props are where soft pricing tends to survive longest, which is why the board leads with them rather than sides and totals.
A bet on an individual player's statistical output — hits, receiving yards, points, strikeouts — rather than on the game result.
How often that player has cleared that line recently. A last-10 hit rate is a starting point, not a conclusion: it says nothing about the matchup or the price, and a high hit rate at a bad number is still a bad bet.
Less money moves them, so books price them with less precision and correct them more slowly. That is why mispricing tends to survive longest in props.