The deepest NBA player-prop research tool — every prop, every player, every night.
The NBA King projects every NBA player prop — points, rebounds, assists, threes, steals, blocks and combos — and shows that projection next to the posted line, the de-vigged market price and the recent hit rates, with a lean that describes which side the projection sits on. It does not publish an edge number, an EV number, a letter grade or a stake, and it does not publish a betting track record; the reason is in section 9 below. Around the board: interactive shot charts, possession-level lineups and on/off, advanced player profiles, matchups, standings, scores and box scores.
Playoff-aware. Each game's own type switches the playoff model on (the play-in and the playoffs), so the first Game 1s are priced as playoff games, not as a random January night. Props: a playoff projection runs at playoff pace (about 3% fewer possessions), drops the regular-season return-from-layoff haircut, and is then scaled by role, because playoff rotations shorten: heavy-minute starters hold or gain a little, bench players lose a lot (a 12-20 minute reserve's points are scaled down a further 24% until his 2nd playoff game, and about 9% once his own playoff games anchor the projection, from his 2nd playoff game on). Game cards: playoff and play-in totals are projected 8.4 points lower (10.2 in Games 6 and 7), half off each side; the spread and the win probability do not change. Both were fitted on earlier postseasons and tested on 13 later ones (2013-14 to 2025-26): prop and total errors fell in almost every one. Regular-season numbers are untouched. Watch for the 🏆 Playoff mode badge on the Board.
Every pick is logged before tip and graded after the game — win or lose — on the page (record, ROI and closing-line value). It's live and growing; read it small-sample-aware while it builds. Beating the close over the long run is the only honest test, and we hold ourselves to it in public.