Player Prop Hit Rates - How Often Each Player Clears Tonight's Line (NBA, NFL, NHL & Soccer)

For every upcoming DraftKings player prop, see how often that player has actually cleared that exact line recently: last 5, last 10 and sample hit rate, average and median, current streak and his last 10 results - next to the current and opening line and the line movement. NBA, NFL, NHL and 15 soccer competitions (anytime goalscorer, shots, shots on target, cards...). The research prop bettors and pick'em players do by hand, as one sortable table.

Leagues: NBA, NFL, NHL, Premier League, EFL Championship, LaLiga, Serie A, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, Eredivisie, Primeira Liga, Scottish Premiership, UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, MLS, Liga MX, Brasileirao, A-League Men.

Built for prop betting research, pick'em (PrizePicks, Underdog), DFS and sports analytics content, spreadsheets and AI agents. No API key, no browser, no login - fast and cheap.

What you get

Data type	One row per	Highlights
Prop hit rates	upcoming prop line	Current line vs the player's last 5 / last 10 / sample games: hits, hit rate, average, median, streak and his last 10 results
Player props	prop line	DraftKings prop line (opening + current + movement), the actual stat and over/under/hit/miss result

Every row is flat (no nested JSON), so it drops straight into Excel, Google Sheets, pandas or a database.

Player props: lines and results

Most prop tools only give you today's lines. This one also grades them: for every finished game you get the DraftKings line (opening and closing), the player's actual stat, the margin and the result (over / under / push, or hit / miss for milestones and TD scorers, double-doubles, goalscorer props, cards). Pull a season to get prop hit rates per player, per market or per matchup - and pull upcoming games to get this week's lines.

{
  "league": "nba",
  "dataType": "playerProps",
  "season": "2026-27",
  "players": [
    "Jayson Tatum"
  ]
}

How to use

1. Pick a league, then what data you want.
2. Choose a season (e.g. 2026-27) or a date range - or leave both empty for the most recent games.
3. Optionally filter by teams and players.
4. Run, then download as JSON, CSV or Excel, or pull it via the API.

Examples

Tonight's NBA props ranked by last-10 hit rate:

{
  "league": "nba",
  "dataType": "propHitRates"
}

This week's NFL props, players with at least 4 games:

{
  "league": "nfl",
  "dataType": "propHitRates",
  "minGames": 4
}

Premier League shots and goalscorer markets this weekend:

{
  "league": "epl",
  "dataType": "propHitRates",
  "daysAhead": 4
}

One player's lines and hit rates:

{
  "league": "nhl",
  "dataType": "propHitRates",
  "players": [
    "McDavid"
  ]
}

Pricing

Pay only for rows you get - see the Pricing tab. Player-prop rows are priced lower because each game has hundreds of them. Use Max rows or the run's maximum cost to cap spending, and Only new games on schedules so you never pay twice for the same game.

Automate it

• Schedule a daily run (Schedules → Create) with Only new games enabled to keep a database or spreadsheet current.
• Connect to Google Sheets, Zapier, Make, n8n or webhooks from the Integrations tab.
• Call it from code with the Apify API or from AI agents via the Apify MCP server.

FAQ

How fresh is the data? Box scores are available minutes after a game ends; schedules and lines are fetched live on every run.

Which betting lines are included? The primary sportsbook line published on ESPN (usually DraftKings): closing spread, moneyline (plus the draw for soccer) and total on game logs, and opening vs current lines on the schedule.

What if there are no games right now? With no dates set, the actor returns the most recent game day (or, for schedules, the next one) instead of an empty result.

Can I get historical seasons? Yes - set Season to any past season ESPN has box scores for. Soccer seasons are written like "2025-26" (MLS and Brasileirao use a single year).

Disclaimer

This actor is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to ESPN, DraftKings or any league. It collects publicly available factual sports statistics. It only reads publicly accessible data and grants you no rights in it: you are responsible for making sure your use complies with the data source's terms of use and applicable laws (including copyright, database and privacy laws).