How it works
Game log, context and projection for every player, for any line you set
For every player and every stat, Props360 shows three things: what the player has done against your line, how that changes with today's game context, and what to expect, with a range.
It is statistics and context for your own research. It shows no odds, names no operators and recommends nothing.
Three steps
- Choose a player, a stat and a line. You see the game log and how often the player went over that line: in the last 5, 10 or 20 games, this season, or against today's opponent.
- Apply the game context. One-tap filters for today's situation: home or away, the opponent, absences, the referee, the court. Each stat only lists the contexts that actually move it.
- Compare with today's projection. An expected number, with its range and the probability of going over each line, calculated from what that game's context statistically changes.
Five words for reading a player page
- Line
- The bar set for a stat. It always ends in .5 so there is no tie: "over 4.5 shots" means 5 or more. You set it.
- Hit rate
- What the player did, game by game, and how often that was over the line: "over the line in 7 of the last 10". It is a share of past games, nothing more.
- Context
- A situation known before the game that can move a stat: the opponent, home or away, a missing teammate, the referee, the court.
- Projection
- The number to expect today, with its range and the probability of going over each line. It is a calculation, not a promise.
- Range
- Where the stat lands in 8 out of 10 games like today's: "2–9 shots".
How a projection is calculated
A Props360 projection starts from what the player has been doing and adjusts it, statistically, to today's game: the opponent, the venue, who is missing and how much the player is expected to play. Every adjustment comes from full seasons of data, not from opinion: if a situation moves a stat, the projection moves; if it does not, nothing is changed.
The result always comes the same way: an expected number, a range ("2–9 shots in 8 out of 10 matches") and the probability of going over each line. The player page also explains where it comes from: what adds and what takes away today. Behind it are more than 600,000 player performances in soccer, NBA and tennis.
Hit rate and projection are never blended. The hit rate is what happened. The projection is a calculation of what to expect today. The page shows the two figures separately.
Each sport has its own page, with its stats and its contexts: soccer, NBA and tennis. 46 stats in all.
What it is and what it is not
Props360 is a statistics tool for adults (18+): it shows what happened, in which situations, and what to expect. It is not a sportsbook, does not accept bets, shows no odds and gives no betting advice; how often something happened in the past does not tell you what will happen next.
The disclaimer explains this in full. For any question, write to us.