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NBA Odds Engine: Best Prop Prices and Fair Odds
The NBA Odds Engine lists every NBA player prop on the board with the best price across sportsbooks, a fair price from the sharp books with their margin removed, the edge and expected value of the best price, the Statyx projection and recent hit rates.
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What it measures
- The best over and best under price at each line, and which book posts it
- A fair price from Pinnacle or Novig at the same line, else the middle of every book
- The edge and expected value of the best price against that fair price
- The Statyx projection for points, rebounds, assists and threes, and its gap to the line
- How often the player cleared the line in his last 5 and 10 games
Data and updates
Built on live sportsbook prices for points, rebounds, assists, threes, steals, blocks and combos, the Statyx projection Ladder IQ uses, and official box scores. Prices refresh every minute.
How to read it
- Pick a game and a prop, then sort by market score, edge or EV. Main lines show the line most books agree on; all lines adds every alt step.
- Open a row for every book at that line. A positive edge means the best price pays more than the fair price says it should.
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NBA Odds Engine FAQ
Where does the fair price come from?
From the sharp books, Pinnacle or Novig, at the same line with their margin removed. With no sharp price it is the middle of every book at that line. Lines away from the main line are priced from the same curve Ladder IQ uses, so the two tools agree.
Why is a big edge labelled long shot?
Long shots and props where the market and the projection are far apart are priced from the curve but never ranked, the same rule Ladder IQ follows.
Who can use the NBA Odds Engine?
It is part of the Statyx All Access plan ($14.99 a month, 7 day free trial).