What is a player prop? NBA player props explained
A player prop is a market on one player's stat in one game, such as points, rebounds or assists, set at a number like 25.5.
Updated November 6, 2026, 3:08 PM ET. Source: ESPN.
What it covers
- Points, rebounds, assists and points + rebounds + assists (PRA)
- Threes made, steals and blocks
- In other sports: passing yards, receiving yards, shots on goal, goals
Real example: Luka Doncic's points
ESPN's game log shows Luka Doncic with 28, 23, 52, 41, 37, 45, 42 and 40 points in his first 8 games of the 2026-27 season, an average of 38.5. He reached 30 or more points in 6 of those 8 games. That is a past result, not a forecast.
How hit rates fit
A hit rate counts how often a player cleared a number: 6 of 8 is 75%. Always read the sample, the minutes and the injury report next to it.
Where props are listed
DraftKings and FanDuel list player props. DARIMARKET shows past hit rates for every player.
Research more
- Tonight's games and lines
- NBA hit rates for every player
- NBA Cup games tonight
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- How to read line movement
- How to read a player prop hit rate
- Luka Doncic stats last 10 games
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FAQ
What is a player prop? A market on a single player's stat line in one game, such as points or rebounds.
What is PRA in NBA player props? Points plus rebounds plus assists, added together.
How do I research a player prop? Check the last 5, last 10 and season samples, minutes, and the injury report.