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MLB Stolen Bases Props

Every posted stolen bases line, its best price and the player's games against it. Not a pick.
Ronald Acuna Jr. has the highest stolen bases line on the board, 0.5; the best over price is +436 at DraftKings. 38 players have a stolen bases line posted across 2 games.
What it is and how it settles

A stolen bases prop is the number of bases a runner steals in one game. The line is almost always 0.5, so it is a yes-or-no on whether he steals at least one.

Graded on official stolen bases in the box score; a caught stealing is not a steal. A batter who does not get a plate appearance is usually void; check the book's rule.

Gap vs price

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SoftestB+Dustin HarrisDustin Harris · Over 0.5

Props board · 38 stolen basesEvery posted stolen bases prop: the line, best over price and his last ten games against it. History, not a pick.

Bars: recent games vs the line (up = over, down = under)

What the numbers mean
Best overBest over price at any book (the book is named under it). -110 = risk $110 to win $100.Last 10Last 10 games: filled = over the line, hollow = under. Gauge: hit rate vs the books' fair price.MatchupOpposing starter, graded on contact allowed: A+ = weakest (best for hitters), D = ace. None for pitchers.Injury tagsInjury report: Out, IR or Susp = ruled out (the prop would be void); Q = questionable; DTD = day-to-day.
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Questions and answers

What is an MLB stolen bases prop?
A stolen bases prop is the number of bases a runner steals in one game. The line is almost always 0.5, so it is a yes-or-no on whether he steals at least one.
How is an MLB stolen bases prop settled?
Graded on official stolen bases in the box score; a caught stealing is not a steal. A batter who does not get a plate appearance is usually void; check the book's rule.
How many stolen bases lines are posted right now?
38 lines on 38 players across 2 games, from DraftKings, FanDuel and BetMGM. The page updates as books post and move their numbers.
Who has the highest stolen bases line right now?
Ronald Acuna Jr., at 0.5 stolen bases; the best over price is +436 at DraftKings. A high line reflects the role the books expect for him; it is not a prediction from us.
What do the bars on a stolen bases prop show?
His 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 his 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 stolen bases lines come from?
From DraftKings, FanDuel and BetMGM. 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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About this data

Lines come from DraftKings, FanDuel and BetMGM and can lag what a book shows right now: check the book before you rely on a number. The Line Read shows his last ten games against today's line: a filled bar above it for an over, a hollow bar below it for an under, his 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. The matchup grade rates the probable starter's contact allowed; pitcher props have no grade. vs price is his 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.