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607 props · 31 games · 1,774 posted lines across 8 books

Stale · lines from Sep 10, 9:15 AM ET

150 props on two or more books · rates over the last 10 · lines as of Sep 10, 9:15 AM ET

  • Legend Glasker

    Receptions · BYU vs Arizona

    1.0
    line gap
    100 pts of rate
    Taking the
    FD
    2.5 -188BEST · 2/2
    100%
    HR
    3.5 +1250/2
    0%

    FanDuel posts 2.5 where Hard Rock Bet posts 3.5. He cleared the over at 2.5 in 2 of 2, and at 3.5 in 0 of 2.

  • Cam Coleman

    Receptions · Texas vs Ohio State

    2.0
    line gap
    40 pts of rate
    Taking the
    HR
    3.5 -150BEST · 7/10
    70%
    FL
    3.5 -1657/10
    70%
    PP
    46/9
    67%
    FD
    5.5 +1163/10
    30%

    Hard Rock Bet posts 3.5 where FanDuel posts 5.5. He cleared the over at 3.5 in 7 of 10, and at 5.5 in 3 of 10.

  • CharMar Brown

    Rushing Yards · Miami vs Florida A&M

    15.0
    line gap
    40 pts of rate
    Taking the
    ESPN
    36.5 -1906/10
    60%
    FD
    50.5 -114BEST · 10/10
    100%
    CZR
    51.5 -11510/10
    100%

    ESPN Bet posts 36.5 where Caesars posts 51.5. He cleared the over at 36.5 in 4 of 10, and at 51.5 in 0 of 10.

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