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Guide

How the Dibz player prop picks work, and their record

Dibz scores each top player’s prop from three things: how the defence he faces does against his position, how many points the game is expected to have compared with the rest of the week’s games, and how the game script should go. A score of 35 or more out of 100 is a play. Every play is saved before kickoff and graded in public on the Scorecard.

The matchup leads

Half the score is the opposing defence’s rank against the player’s position. A weak defence pushes toward the over, a strong one toward the under.

Total and script

A high game total means more plays and more points. The spread hints at how the game will be played: a big favourite tends to run late, an underdog tends to throw.

Graded in public

The record, the return at the prices the picks were made at, and how each confidence level and each market has done are on the Scorecard. See the latest week on the results page.

Questions

Are Dibz prop picks guaranteed?

No pick is. Dibz grades every one in public so you can judge the record for yourself.

Which props does Dibz pick?

Receiving yards, receptions, rushing yards and passing yards for top players at each position.

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