NBA Player Props Every NBA prop, projection and move

A player prop is a market on one player’s game rather than the result: whether a player scores 25 points or more, grabs 10 rebounds, hits four threes or records a double-double. On prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket US each line is a contract that pays $1 if it happens, so its price is the market’s chance.

From the whole ladder, not one line. The venues list each player at many thresholds (20+, 25+, 30+ points), each with its own price. We read the chance at every rung and find the value the market gives even odds of reaching: its median. It uses every trader’s money on every line, so it moves the moment the market does.

Kalshi lists points, rebounds, assists, threes, steals, blocks, combinations and double- and triple-doubles for most games, about four days before tip-off. Polymarket US is expected to add NBA props as the season goes; when it does, its prices appear here beside Kalshi’s.

The cheapest price to buy each side of the line right now: over is the lowest Yes price, under the lowest No price on either venue.

Prices, volume and moves are read every ten minutes. Each prop’s move compares its projection now with the same time yesterday, or with the first price we saw.