How Do Propeller Confidence Scores Work?

How do Propeller confidence scores work?

Propeller confidence scores summarize the model's directional read on a player prop. Scores above 50 lean toward the over, scores below 50 lean toward the under, and scores near 50 are closer to neutral. Stronger scores should still be checked against line, platform, and slate context.

Last updated: 2026-07-13

Direct answer: Propeller confidence scores summarize the model's directional read on a player prop. Scores above 50 lean toward the over, scores below 50 lean toward the under, and scores near 50 are closer to neutral. Stronger scores should still be checked against line, platform, and slate context.

How To Read The Score

A higher score means the analysis leans toward the over. A lower score means it leans toward the under. A near-50 score means the model does not see a strong directional edge.

What Goes Into A Score

Signals can include matchup quality, role and minutes, injury cascade effects, game environment, recent form, hit-rate context, and market probability.

How To Use Scores Responsibly

Confidence is not certainty. Use scores as one input alongside current line, payout format, injury news, and your own risk rules.

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