Stat Finder
Who clears the line? Hit-rate search over every player's recent game logs.
Windows count only games a player actually appeared in — a stat line is written for every rostered player, so the ones they sat out are dropped rather than counted as zeroes. Minimum sample: 3 games. Playoffs count unless toggled off, and the window reaches back 2 seasons.
Frequently asked
It answers one question: which players clear a line, and how often. Pick a stat and a number — 25+ points, 10+ rebounds, a double-double — choose how many recent games to look at and a minimum hit rate, and it searches every player's game logs for you. Each result shows the run game by game, the hit rate over that window, the average and total, the next fixture, and the book's price where the market is up.
Only the games a player actually appeared in. A stat line is written for every rostered player, so the games they sat out are dropped rather than counted as zeroes — otherwise a run of DNPs would quietly bury a real hit rate. The window reaches back across the last two seasons and counts playoff games unless you turn them off, so "last 10" always means ten real performances.
PRA stands for Points + Rebounds + Assists. It is a combined stat market where you bet over/under a single total across all three categories. For example, a PRA line of 40.5 for a star player means you are betting whether they will total 41 or more combined points, rebounds and assists. PRA markets are popular because they smooth out variance across individual stat categories.
Pace (possessions per 48 minutes) directly affects the volume of counting stats in a game. A high-pace game (100+ possessions) creates more opportunities for points, rebounds and assists for all players involved. When a slow-pace team hosts a fast-pace team, the actual game pace is typically somewhere between both teams' averages. Statz projections account for expected pace in each matchup.
Standard props are offered at roughly -110 odds (near-50/50 markets). Alternate lines allow you to move the threshold — betting a lower line at shorter odds or a higher line at longer odds. The biggest prop edges are often found on alternate lines because they receive less sharp action and less frequent line adjustment from sportsbooks compared to the main standard line.