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Trend and current price both look favorable based on our analytics. This is the strongest of our three reads — not a betting recommendation or guarantee.

There's a lean, but trend and price aren't strong enough yet. Keep an eye on it — don't rush.

No strong lean, or the price doesn't support action. The card suggests this one may not be worth a look right now.

No. BettorIndex is a research tool. Each prop card shows one best line and price for the leaned side, sourced from BetMGM, DraftKings, FanDuel, and Fanatics.

When tracked books post different lines on a prop, the card shows the minimum and maximum line — a Split Market range. It does not change which side trends.

Injury notes tied to the player or matchup for that prop — not a full league injury report. Shown when we have data.

Team-level research cards for moneyline, spread, and total markets across NBA, MLB, and NFL. Each card shows a matchup trend based on recent venue and head-to-head results, plus the best available price (and line when applicable) on each side or direction.

Trend Favors {Outcome} means venue and head-to-head signals clearly agree and are well above a coin flip — for example, strong home/away records plus a solid head-to-head split. Cards show records like "Won 7 of last 10 home games" rather than internal scoring percentages.

Trend Supports {Outcome} means venue and head-to-head trends point the same way, but recent records are not strong enough for a clear favor. The card still names the supported side, but keeps both sides visible in the market summary.

Mixed Signals means venue or team-context trends and head-to-head history disagree — for example, strong home results but a losing record against tonight's opponent. The card does not pick a side; it explains that recent trends do not clearly favor either outcome.

No Clear Trend means recent records are too close to even to favor either side or direction. This also appears when scoring ties between both outcomes.

Moneyline cards compare each team's recent venue win rate and, when enough history exists, head-to-head results against tonight's opponent. Last-N overall record is shown for context but does not drive the trend.

Spread cards compare each team's recent venue cover rate and, when enough history exists, head-to-head cover results against tonight's opponent. Cards show records like "Covered 6 of last 10 away games" and surface the best spread line and price on each side.

Totals cards compare how often Over or Under cleared in recent home-team games, away-team games, and head-to-head matchups. Cards show clear-rate records in plain language, the best total line and price on each direction, and an expandable section for the opposing direction when a strong trend exists.

When books post different numbers, the card shows the range. Moneyline: price min ↔ max per team. Spreads and totals: line and price ranges. Split Market does not change the trend status.

When a strong trend exists, the favored team's stats and best price are shown up front. Expand the opposing team's section to see their recent records, best odds or spread, and any book disagreement on that side.

Injury notes for both teams in tonight's matchup — not a full league report. Shown when we have data, same idea as props but scoped to the game.

A curated feed of player props that meet a high bar: Strong lean, Opportunity Market Read, and a hot recent hit rate on the leaned side. It is research-first curation — not picks or guarantees.

Prop Markets is the full browseable feed for every prop we track. Spotlight narrows to props that pass all three quality filters — a short list worth a closer look. You can still research any prop in Prop Markets.

The leaned side has cleared at a strong rate in a short recent window — 10 games or 10 days for NBA and MLB, 3 games for NFL. It is one of three filters, not a standalone signal.

Free users see a limited preview on Home and in the Spotlight feed. Premium unlocks the full feed in the app. The website shows static examples only — no live Spotlight data.

A dedicated tab showing player props and game lines with the biggest cross-book line and odds shifts. Games starting within the next 3 hours are included, ranked by all-day movement over the last 24 hours.

Line Moves track how the point line changed (e.g. 25.5 → 26.0). Odds Moves track how the price changed in implied probability (e.g. -110 → -120). Switch tabs to see which type of shift mattered most.

No. Top Movers is snapshot-based — we capture odds about every 15 minutes and compare movement over the last 24 hours. It is a research scanner, not a live odds board or picks service.

The All day row summarizes how many tracked books moved in the same direction over 24 hours. Expand the sportsbook breakdown to see each book's individual move.

Top Movers focuses on markets moving ahead of tonight's slate. Longer-dated games are excluded so the feed stays actionable for research before tip-off.

A sports betting research tool for NBA, MLB, and NFL. Research player props, team game lines, curated Spotlight props, and cross-book Top Movers. A decision aid — not a sportsbook or picks service.

Prop Markets, Game Lines, Spotlight, and Top Movers cover NBA, MLB, and NFL. We track BetMGM, DraftKings, FanDuel, and Fanatics. Not every market will have all four books available at the same time. College football (CFB) is coming soon, targeted for the start of the 2026–27 season.

CFB is coming soon — expected at the beginning of the 2026–27 college football season. It will use the same research-card approach as NFL props and game lines when it launches.

For matchups starting within the next 4 hours, BettorIndex refreshes Prop Markets and Game Lines every 15 minutes. For matchups within the next 24 hours, we refresh every 2 hours (120 minutes). After a line moves, trends and best prices may take a few extra minutes to appear while our backend processes the update.

Props: weighted recent hit rates compared to implied odds, which feeds the Market Read. Game lines: a simple sum of venue rate plus head-to-head rate when enough history exists (totals add both teams' clear rates per direction). Cards then classify into Trend Favors, Trend Supports, Mixed Signals, or No Clear Trend based on signal agreement and strength. Injuries and split markets are context — they do not change the trend status.