What PropsMadness is
PropsMadness is a player prop research tool. A player prop is a bet on one player's stat, such as points or strikeouts. The tool covers NBA, NFL, MLB and WNBA.
Its main view is the hit-rate chart. It shows how often a player has gone over a given line, with game logs behind it. That turns a hunch about a player into something you can check against past games.
PropsMadness is a research product. It doesn't take bets and isn't affiliated with sportsbooks.
Who PropsMadness is for
PropsMadness fits prop bettors who like to do their own homework. If you want to ask "how does this player do when a teammate is out?" and see the answer quickly, it's built for that.
It also suits bettors who shop lines. The paid tier compares prop odds across many sportsbooks, so you can see where a number is cheapest.
It probably isn't for you if you bet mostly sides and totals, or if you want ready-made picks. It's a research tool, so the judgment calls stay with you. It also won't help much if you want +EV or arbitrage screens.
How it works
- Pick a player and a prop market to see the hit-rate chart.
- Stack filters such as minutes, opponent and who's in the lineup. The hit rate recomputes as you change them.
- Open the Matchup Radar to see the player's percentile against the defense's rank.
- For baseball, use the Matchup Analyzer for pitcher and batter splits and head-to-head history.
- Use the Line Shopper to compare the same prop across sportsbooks before you bet.
- Join the private Discord community if you're on the paid tier.
A hit rate is a record, not a forecast. To judge whether a price is good, convert the odds with our odds converter and compare the implied probability with the hit rate. The EV calculator helps with the rest.
What to weigh before subscribing
The free tier is limited. It covers only a few players per league, with hit-rate charts and full game logs. That's enough to judge whether you like the interface. The paid tier adds every player, the Matchup Analyzer, defensive insights, the Line Shopper and Discord. See the pricing in the table above.
No trial, but a free tier. The company replaces a trial with the free plan. Refunds are available only within a short window after purchase, so decide early. Check the table for current terms.
Past results are a limited guide. Small samples, injuries and role changes can break a trend. Use filters to check the sample size behind any hit rate.
Bankroll and variance. Prop bets lose often, even good ones. Keep stakes modest, and consider the Kelly criterion calculator for sizing.
Operator location. The service is run by a company based in Croatia. That's worth knowing if support or billing questions matter to you.
Bottom line
PropsMadness is a good fit for bettors who want to research player props with filterable hit rates and matchup context. Try the free tier first. Upgrade only if you find yourself running into its player limits.