1 · The number. Each player has a number, like Over 11.5 PTS. MKT is the market line: the line most sportsbooks post for him tonight. Market is their chance for your side with the sportsbook fee taken out. AVG means no sportsbook line yet: his average in 2025-26, rounded to .5. A status next to his name, like Out or Questionable, is his listing on the NBA injury report for tonight. Players listed Out are hidden; untick Hide players listed Out to see them, dimmed.
2 · How often he beat it. Read left to right, from old to new: the season, then his last 20, 10 and 5 games. 80% means he went over in 8 of 10. The squares are his last 10 games, the newest on the right. Use Venue to count only home or away games. A game exactly on a whole-number line is a push and does not count.
3 · Tonight’s opponent. We rank all 30 defenses against his position. #1 gives up the least. Tough means top 10. Soft means bottom 10. For turnovers the rank reads from his side: #30 means players at his position turn it over the most against them (high). Blue means it helps your side, orange means it hurts. B2B means his team is on the 2nd night of a back-to-back; opp B2B means the opponent is. Our estimate is for his next game, from his games, tonight’s opponent, pace and who is playing. The filters do not change it. Gap (Pro) is our estimate minus the market, in percentage points.
4 · Price check. Sportsbook shows your book’s latest price for this side, only when its line is the same number (otherwise line differs), and how often that price has to win to come out even. Per $100 is the average result of $100 at that price if our estimate is right, with our estimate minus the break-even under it. Pick’em shows the hit rate each leg of the chosen entry needs and our estimate minus it. Prices move: check the price you see. Sorting by the difference is Pro.