Hit rate · Week 9

Player Prop Hit Rates

How many of his games have cleared each line, for every player in this week's qualifying population — with the line a book is offering, the price with the vig taken out, and the games behind the count. Counted from game logs, with the weeks named so you can check them. No projections, and no picks.

927 pages over 450 players · counts Nov 3, 6:01 PM EST · prices Nov 3, 6:01 PM EST

Player props · Week 9

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482 players · 991 ladders · 669 priced · 15 books
Books
Every qualifying prop ladder this week, with his games at the line a book is offering, the book's de-vigged price, its hold, the spread across books and the furthest book from the rest of the market. Sortable; ladders a book is pricing sort first by default.
MarketOppLineAt that lineDe-vigSlip
Adonai Mitchell NYJ WRreceiving yards@ KC30o 35.53 of 475.0%
−116bet36550.0%6.9%——1
Amon-Ra St. Brown DET WRreceiving yards@ MIA29o 81.52 of 728.6%
−116bet36550.0%6.9%——1
Brian Thomas Jr. JAX WRPRICEDreceiving yards@ BAL5o 10.54 of 757.1%
−11250.0%5.4%2.98u+1.0ppFA9
Caleb Douglas MIA WRreceiving yardsvs DET6o 37.53 of 475.0%
−116bet36550.0%6.9%——1
CeeDee Lamb DAL WRreceiving yards@ IND23o 84.53 of 837.5%
−116bet36550.0%6.9%——1
Chris Olave NO WRreceiving yardsvs CLE20o 75.54 of 757.1%
−116bet36550.0%6.9%——1
Christian Watson GB WRreceiving yards@ NE10o 72.54 of 850.0%
−11250.0%5.4%2.98u+0.8ppBE6
Courtland Sutton DEN WRreceiving yards@ CAR16o 35.53 of 837.5%
−11049.6%5.3%1.17u+0.5ppCA5
Darnell Mooney NYG WRreceiving yards@ PHI4o 12.54 of 757.1%
−116bet36550.0%6.9%——1
Denzel Boston CLE WRreceiving yards@ NO17o 46.53 of 837.5%
−116bet36550.0%6.9%——1
Devaughn Vele NO WRreceiving yardsvs CLE20o 44.54 of 757.1%
−116bet36550.0%6.9%——1
DJ Moore BUF WRreceiving yards@ MIN27o 39.53 of 560.0%
−125bet36550.8%8.5%——1
Dohnte Meyers CIN WRPRICEDreceiving yards@ ATL15o 16.54 of 757.1%
−11450.0%6.1%0.38u+1.0ppES4
Drake London ATL WRreceiving yardsvs CIN18o 77.53 of 837.5%
−11450.4%5.3%2.98u+0.4ppDR5
Emeka Egbuka TB WRreceiving yards@ CHI13o 46.53 of 650.0%
−113DraftKings50.2%5.4%——1
Garrett Wilson NYJ WRreceiving yards@ KC30o 52.55 of 862.5%
−116bet36550.0%6.9%——1
Ja'Kobi Lane BAL WRreceiving yardsvs JAX1o 15.52 of 450.0%
−11250.0%5.4%2.98u+1.0ppFA10
Ja'Marr Chase CIN WRreceiving yards@ ATL15o 78.52 of 728.6%
−11049.6%5.3%1.17u−0.4ppDR2
Jahan Dotson ATL WRreceiving yardsvs CIN18o 26.54 of 850.0%
−11450.4%5.3%2.98u−0.7ppBE7
Jakobi Meyers JAX WRreceiving yards@ BAL5o 40.52 of 728.6%
−11049.6%5.3%1.17u−1.0ppFA7
Jalen Coker CAR WRreceiving yardsvs DEN24o 52.53 of 650.0%
−11350.2%5.4%1.17u+0.2ppDR3
Jalen Royals KC WRPRICEDreceiving yardsvs NYJ28o 2.54 of 757.1%
−116bet36550.0%6.9%——1
Jameson Williams DET WRreceiving yards@ MIA29o 53.53 of 742.9%
−116bet36550.0%6.9%——1
Jaylen Waddle DEN WRreceiving yards@ CAR16o 43.52 of 825.0%
−11149.8%5.4%3.82u+0.5ppCA7
Jordan Addison MIN WRreceiving yardsvs BUF9o 39.53 of 650.0%
−116bet36550.0%6.9%——1

No edge column, no value badge, no projection — and no sort by any of them. Hit count and the book's de-vig have different denominators and are never subtracted. The two comparison columns are prices against prices at one line: Spread is what choosing the dearest book instead of the cheapest costs you, and Outlier is how far one book sits from the median of the others — a fact about the books, not a view on which side wins. Hold is the only coloured number, because it is a cost rather than a judgement. Pick'em operators and exchanges are excluded by name.

What this board will not tell you

Which side to bet. These are counts, not forecasts. A hit probability was built and measured — it beat the positional base rate by 5.4% of log loss — and it is not shown, because the pre-registered rule required calibration at every rung as well and the worst rung missed it. So this panel shows what he actually did, which needs no model.

Read the count column down the page and it hugs half his games, because a book moves its line until it does — study:props-market measured within-cell resolution of 0.0033 and a mean de-vigged fair price of 48.9–49.8% across all six markets. That is the finding, not a gap to act on. The trend column is where the information actually is: it is the same count, unpacked into the games it came from.

Prices from SportsGameOdds player props, two-way sportsbooks only. Pick'em operators and exchanges are excluded by name and with the measured reason — a pick'em quotes both sides at even money, so its hold computes to exactly 0.00% and it would rank first in any table ordered by hold without being the cheapest way to make the bet. Open a player for the full ladder, a line you can move, and every book on it.

The player lookup has his injury row, his game's forecast and the rest of his markets.