Player props · NBA
NBA hit rates
How often each player has gone over or under a line in his last 5, 10 and 20 games, this season, last season and against his opponent on the upcoming slate. Line starts at this season’s average, rounded to a half. Change it to match your book, or use the posted book line where there is one.
Historical hit rates against a line you choose, not betting advice. No prices are shown here. On this week’s slate you can start from a posted book line, a dated snapshot that isn’t a closer; check the current line and price on your own sportsbook.
| Player | Team | Opp | Market | Line | Avg szn | L5 | L10 | L20 | This szn2026-27 | Last szn2025-26 | H2H | Opp rank |
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How to read this
Each cell is hits over games, e.g. 8/10 is 80%. A player’s games are the games he appeared in; L5, L10 and L20 are his last 5, 10 and 20 appearances across this season and last season, so L20 can reach back into last season. Fewer games than the window shows the real count; nothing is padded.
Lines and pushes. Each line starts at the player’s average this season (this and last season together if he has fewer than 3 games this season), rounded to a half, so a counting stat can’t push on it. Use − and + or type a number to match your book; the whole row and the chart recompute in the page. If you set a whole number, a game exactly on the line is a push: shown separately (“1P”), counted in the games and never as a hit.
Posted book lines. For players on this week’s slate with a prop posted at the time of the last pull (Thu Nov 12, 10:58 PM ET), the line cell offers that number, labeled with the book. Click it, or choose “Start lines at: Posted book line”. It’s a dated snapshot of the current line, not a closer, and it can move; prices aren’t shown. The table and chart are the same history against whatever line you pick.
H2H is games against his opponent on the upcoming slate in the stored this and last season logs; it’s blank when his team isn’t on the slate. Opp rank ranks that opponent by how much of that stat it has allowed per game this season to all opposing players combined (1 = most allowed, of 30 teams).
Click any row for the game-by-game chart. Methodology