👉 🏀 New NBA Player Prop Betting Stats

Introducing StatSharp’s NBA Player Prop Betting Stats and Records

Player prop betting is booming for a reason: it’s a faster-moving, less efficient market than sides and totals. Because oddsmakers have limited time to sharpen every individual line, informed bettors can find genuine mispricings—if they have the right data. That’s exactly what StatSharp’s new NBA Player Prop Betting Stats & Records deliver: a deep, practical dataset built to surface edges you can actually bet.

Our NBA Player Prop package comes in two complementary parts: 1) “Top Player Props” — a fast, bet-ready shortlist. This page highlights the strongest historical prop trends for upcoming games. You can filter by season and team, then scan hit rate, units won, ROI, average moneyline, and the stat’s delta versus the posted line—the ultimate quick resource for profitable prop picks. You’ll find a clean navigation link labeled “Top Player Props,” plus a toggle into the full archive (“All Player Prop Stats”) so you can jump from quick picks to deep research in one click. 2) The 10-Year Stat Archive — comprehensive, flexible research. Our archive lets you slice a decade of NBA prop results by stat type (dozens of categories), game conditions, and season windows. You can sort to surface the best (or worst) performers and download everything to CSV or Excel to run your own models.

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📊Player Props Quick Hits

Here are some key player prop trends to keep your eye on as the NBA regular season starts this week:

• Warriors Guard Stephen Curry is 32-11-0 Under the 1st Quarter Points Scored O/U Prop in All Games since the 2025 season​
  His Under hit rate is 74.4% with an avg. ML of -117 for a net profit of +19.4 units. (ROI=+38.5%)
  Curry averages 4.7 1QPTS in these games vs. an average O/U of 5.7 (-1 1QPTS)
• Sixers Center Andre Drummond is 22-6-0 Under the Points+Rebounds O/U Prop in All Games since the 2025 season​
  His Under hit rate is 78.6% with an avg. ML of -116 for a net profit of +15.3 units. (ROI=+47.2%)
  Drummond averages 16.9 PR in these games vs. an average O/U of 20.7 (-3.8 PR)
• Pistons Forward Tobias Harris is 12-2-0 Over the Blocks O/U Prop in Division Games since the 2025 season​
  His Over hit rate is 85.7% with an avg. ML of -127 for a net profit of +9.4 units. (ROI=+52.7%)
  Harris averages 1.1 BLK in these games vs. an average O/U of 0.5 (+0.6 BLK)
• Grizzlies Guard Ja Morant is 13-1-0 Over the Points+Assists O/U Prop in Division Games since the 2024 season​
  His Over hit rate is 92.9% with an avg. ML of -115 for a net profit of +11.9 units. (ROI=+74.1%)
  Morant averages 34.5 PA in these games vs. an average O/U of 30.6 (+3.9 PA)

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🏀 Introduction to Player Prop Betting

Why props—especially for sharp bettors—are worth your time

If you’re comfortable betting spreads and totals, player props are the natural next step. Instead of asking, “Which side covers?” you’re asking, “Will this guard hit 3+ threes?” or “Will this quarterback clear 34.5 pass attempts?” These markets are often less efficient than game lines because oddsmakers have limited time and limited information bandwidth to sharpen dozens (sometimes hundreds) of individual numbers per game. That constraint creates opportunity. A sharp bettor—particularly one using structured data like StatSharp’s—can find edges that simply don’t exist in mature spread/total markets.

With spreads/totals, you’re handicapping team strength, pace, injuries, and matchups—and your read must beat a market shaped by massive handle. Props narrow the lens to a single outcome: a player’s points, assists, rebounds, rushing yards, receptions, pass attempts, sacks, threes made, and so on. This narrower scope means you can isolate advantages born from usage and role (NBA), or scheme and game script (NFL), that the main market might blur away.

Intro to Prop Betting