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Know the player. Know the line. Then take a side.

Every posted prop, every major book, and the history behind the number: player prop hit rates and sportsbook line comparison for the NFL and the NBA, in one place.

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Current boardNFL621 props5,456 lines13 booksLines from Nov 6, 4:01 AM ETCounts, not picks

Historical result — not a prediction. How the numbers are made

  1. Scan

    One number leads every row.

    13 books, one board. Every prop carries the DPB Signal: the DPB formula's chance the side lands, from his recent workload, the matchup and who is out, with the side under it in green, red or grey. On pro football it is marked provisional until it beats the books' own lines. The last ten games sit beside it, so the number is never alone.

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    63under 1.5Daniel JonesPassing TDs
    90% · 9 / 10
    62under 1.5Justin HerbertPassing TDs
    90% · 9 / 10
    51over 1.5Xavier HutchinsonReceptions
    90% · 9 / 10
  2. Investigate

    See what is behind the number.

    A row opens in place: each of the last ten games against this game's number, every book's quote on one scale, the splits, and what this game's opponent allows. Take the other side and the Signal flips to the rest of the hundred, in that side's colour. Every input is a count you can check.

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    Bucky IrvingReceiving Yards · 14.559under⇄41over
    14.52025-12-28 at MIA: 14, under 14.5 by 0.5 yds14MIA2026-01-03 vs CAR: 13, under 14.5 by 1.5 yds13CAR2026-09-13 at CIN: 48, over 14.5 by 33.5 yds48CIN2026-09-20 vs CLE: 1, under 14.5 by 13.5 yds1CLE2026-09-27 vs MIN: 12, under 14.5 by 2.5 yds12MIN2026-10-04 vs GB: 0, under 14.5 by 14.5 yds0GB2026-10-08 at DAL: 10, under 14.5 by 4.5 yds10DAL2026-10-18 vs PIT: 3, under 14.5 by 11.5 yds3PIT2026-10-25 at CAR: 4, under 14.5 by 10.5 yds4CAR2026-11-01 vs ATL: 0, under 14.5 by 14.5 yds0ATL
    Each game against 14.5
    DateOpponentResultMargin
    2025-12-28MIA14 under−0.5
    2026-01-03CAR13 under−1.5
    2026-09-13CIN48 over+33.5
    2026-09-20CLE1 under−13.5
    2026-09-27MIN12 under−2.5
    2026-10-04GB0 under−14.5
    2026-10-08DAL10 under−4.5
    2026-10-18PIT3 under−11.5
    2026-10-25CAR4 under−10.5
    2026-11-01ATL0 under−14.5

    Book Range

    12 books · 1 yds spreadEasiest number for the under: 14.5
    • FanDuel 13.5
    • Hard Rock Bet 13.5
    • BetMGM 13.5
    • ESPN Bet 13.5
    • Fliff 13.5
    • PrizePicks 13.5
    • Underdog 13.5
    • DraftKings 14.5 (easiest number)
    • betPARX 14.5 (easiest number)
    • BetRivers 14.5 (easiest number)
    • Bally Bet 14.5 (easiest number)
    • DK Pick6 14.5 (easiest number)

    Splits

    WindowHitsRateAvg margin for the under
    Last 109 / 1090% under+4

    Last 5, last 20, this season and venue with DPB Pro.

  3. Build

    Read the ticket as one thing.

    Put sides on a ticket — or let the Quick Pick Optimizer find the set — and it wears one header: how often every leg landed in the weeks they shared, and the legs' Signals read together, scaled by how much they actually travel together. Save it, and it settles itself against the game logs.

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    Signal25in 100 · estimate that all land
    • Samaje Perineunder 1.5 Receptions57
    • Austin Hooperover 6.5 Receiving Yards54
    • Chase Brownunder 13.5 Carries54
    PerineHooperBrown
    Perine—73% 11 / 1552% 11 / 21
    Hooper73% 11 / 15—59% 10 / 17
    Brown52% 11 / 2159% 10 / 17—

Line Shop

The same prop, 12 yards.

Books post different numbers for the same player. The Line Shop lines every prop up across the books, with how often he cleared each number. Here is the widest one on this slate: every quote on one scale, the spread, and the easiest number for the side history leans. Easiest means the number alone, not the price, and it is arithmetic, not a better result.

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Michael Penix Jr. · Passing Yards

13 books · 12 yds spreadEasiest number for the under: 227.5
  • Fanatics 215.5
  • Bally Bet 216.5
  • betPARX 216.5
  • BetRivers 216.5
  • FanDuel 219.5
  • Hard Rock Bet 219.5
  • ESPN Bet 219.5
  • PrizePicks 219.5
  • Underdog 219.5
  • DraftKings 221.5
  • Fliff 221.5
  • DK Pick6 221.5
  • BetMGM 227.5 (easiest number)

What a plan would have told you

Troy Franklin · under 1.5 receptions

DEN @ CAR · posted by BetRivers

Last 10 · free70% 7/10
home and away split · with a plan18% 2/11

Troy Franklin cleared the under of 1.5 in 7 of his last 10 (70%). In the same home or away spot it is 2 of 11 (18%). The two windows disagree. Neither is a forecast, and the gap between them is a question to look into, not an answer.

Picked from the current board by the size of the disagreement, not by hand. Past counts, not a forecast.

Questions

Is the DPB Signal a Pro feature?

No. The Signal, its side and the formula's working are on every prop for everyone. On pro football it is marked provisional until the formula beats the books' own lines on a week it never saw; its record is public at /signal/record. Pro adds the depth around it: the other history windows, the whole Line Shop, bigger tickets, alerts and your saved record.

Which sports does a plan cover?

Pro football and the NBA. A plan includes every board that opens, at no extra cost.

Is there a free trial?

A free Pro week: every Pro feature for seven days, once per account, with no card. It ends by itself, so there is nothing to cancel and nothing is charged. (The overnight email comes with a paid plan.)

Can I cancel?

Any time, from your billing page. The plan stays on until the end of the period you paid for, then the site goes back to the free board. Nothing else changes.

How many records can I save without a plan?

Five, for good: a single prop and a five-leg ticket count as one each, and deleting one doesn't give the slot back. Every record you save stays yours to read, whatever happens.

What happens to my saved records if I cancel?

They stay, with their results, readable as before. Saving new ones goes back to the free allowance of five in all.

Do I need an account?

Only to pay and to have your locker on more than one device. You sign in with an email code or link; there is no password.

Does DailyPropBoard take bets?

No. It shows history and posted lines. It takes no wagers, gives no picks and links to no sportsbook.

DPB Pro

What DPB Pro shows you today

  • Every split window

    Every window that would change a pick

    Last 5, last 20, this season and home or away on every prop, beside the last 10.

  • The whole Line Shop

    The best number on your apps

    Every prop two or more books post, lowest and highest number side by side, narrowed to the apps you use.

  • Your overall stats

    A record that shows where you lose

    Your overall stats: every settled leg split by side, stat, app and player, once 20 of your legs have settled.

One plan. Every feature. Monthly or annual.

The board is free and stays free: every prop, every book, every player's last ten games, and a ticket you can save and send. The Quick Pick Optimizer is free for one game and three legs.

Monthly

$14/ month

Cancel any time

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Both plans include

  • Shop every number before you lock it: the whole Line Shop, not three props
  • See if a hot streak holds up: last 5, last 20, this season, home and away on every prop
  • Know by morning when a prop you follow moves, or his status changes
  • Keep your record: every ticket and board saved, and how each one landed
  • Build from the whole slate: every game and up to eight legs in the Quick Pick Optimizer
  • Every pairing, and prop analysis as often as you like

No trial to remember to cancel. The free board is permanent, and every plan can be cancelled from your billing page at any time.