What does L10 vs L5 mean?
What does L10 vs L5 mean in player props?
L10 means the player's last 10 games and L5 means his last 5. On a prop, "L10 8/10, L5 5/5" means he cleared the line in 8 of his last 10 games and all of his last 5. L10 is the steadier number because it uses more games; L5 shows recent form, like a new role or a slump. When they disagree, find out why before trusting either one.
Read them together. L10 9/10 with L5 5/5 is consistent. L10 7/10 with L5 5/5 says the player has been better lately; check whether his minutes, targets or role went up. L10 8/10 with L5 2/5 says the recent trend is going the other way.
Five games is a small sample, so one big or bad night moves L5 a lot. Ten games is still small, but steadier. Some researchers also look at the last 20 (L20) or the season.
Every DARIMARKET player page shows L5 and L10 on each line, free, and the last 20 where there are enough games.