Player props, priced honestly.
The number the market really means, how often he has actually gone over it, and which book is paying the most for it. Four leagues, every day, no guessing.
The biggest gaps right now
All of them →What this does
The Tape
How often he has actually cleared that number, three seasons deep, split by whether the defence is soft or tough.
The Number
Not the book's line. The line where his own record crosses fifty-fifty.
The Gap
Strip the hold out of a two-sided market, then see what the best price pays over the fair one.
The Ladder
Consensus against the best number on the board, every market, every game.
Free Money
When both sides are priced wrong at the same time, the board says so.
The Slip
Build a prop parlay and see the true price and the hold before you take it.
Player props, without the guesswork
A player prop is a bet on one man's afternoon: his receptions, his rushing yards, his strikeouts, his shots on goal. The books post thousands of them a night and they cannot all be right. This site exists to find the ones that are wrong.
Three numbers decide every prop on the NFL board and on the MLB, NBA and NHL boards. The first is the projection — where his own three-year record crosses fifty-fifty. The second is the hit rate at the exact number posted, not a season average. The third is the price, because a great player at a terrible number is still a losing bet.
Put them together and you get the gap: the distance between what the market is really saying and what somebody is willing to pay you. Everything else here — the parlay builder, the arbitrage board, the free daily pick — is built on those three numbers. If you want the method written out, read how to bet player props.
The data comes from FantasyDailies, which has been grading its own calls in public since 2026 and carries the game logs, rosters and price history this site reads. More about the method.