What is a college basketball three-pointers made prop?

A threes prop is the number of three-point shots a player makes in one game, not the number attempted. Lines are small, usually 1.5 to 4.5, so the price on each side carries a lot.

How is a college basketball three-pointers made prop settled?

Graded on made three-pointers in the official box score, overtime included. A whole-number line can land exactly on the number, which is a push: the stake is returned. If the player does not play, most books void the prop and return the stake; a book's own rules are the final word.

What do the bars on a three-pointers made prop show?

The player's last ten games against that exact number: a filled bar above the dashed line is a game over it, a hollow bar below it is a game under. A Pro account adds the hit rate over those games and the gap against the books' price. It describes the past; it is not a prediction or a pick.

Where do these three-pointers made lines come from?

From DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM and Caesars. The line shown is the number most books share, with the best price on each side. Numbers move, so check the book before you rely on one.

College Basketball Three-pointers Made Props

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What is a college basketball three-pointers made prop?: A threes prop is the number of three-point shots a player makes in one game, not the number attempted. Lines are small, usually 1.5 to 4.5, so the price on each side carries a lot.
How is a college basketball three-pointers made prop settled?: Graded on made three-pointers in the official box score, overtime included. A whole-number line can land exactly on the number, which is a push: the stake is returned. If the player does not play, most books void the prop and return the stake; a book's own rules are the final word.
What do the bars on a three-pointers made prop show?: The player's last ten games against that exact number: a filled bar above the dashed line is a game over it, a hollow bar below it is a game under. A Pro account adds the hit rate over those games and the gap against the books' price. It describes the past; it is not a prediction or a pick.
Where do these three-pointers made lines come from?: From DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM and Caesars. The line shown is the number most books share, with the best price on each side. Numbers move, so check the book before you rely on one.

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Lines come from DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM and Caesars and can lag what a book shows right now: check the book before you rely on a number. The Line Read shows a player's last ten games against today's line: a filled bar above it for an over, a hollow bar below it for an under, the hit rate with its 90% range, and the books' fair chance of the over. It describes the past and is not a prediction. A streak counts games in a row on the same side of today's number this season. This league's props carry no matchup grade. vs price is the hit rate at the line minus the books' no-vig implied % for the over. Market movers are the same in every sport (line moves, books that disagree, most overs at this line, softest matchups, injury news, hot and cold streaks) and show only what the sport has data for; a player ruled out never appears. The line, the best price and the last-ten bars are free; the hit rates, the gap against the price and the sorts and filters built on them are part of Pro. Descriptive history and market facts, never picks. Informational only, not betting advice. 21+ only. Gambling problem? Call or text 1-800-GAMBLER.