What is prop correlation in sports betting?

Prop correlation measures how often two player statistics move together in the same game. When one player hits their stat threshold, correlation shows what percentage of the time the other player also hits theirs. This is crucial for same-game parlays.

How do I use correlations for same-game parlays?

Look for player pairs with 70%+ correlation from the same team. When you parlay their props together, the combined probability is higher than independent odds suggest because their stats naturally move together.

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What is prop correlation?

Prop correlation measures how often two player stats move together. When Player A hits their threshold, what percentage of the time does Player B also hit? Higher correlation means more predictable same-game parlay outcomes.

How should I use this for SGPs?

Look for pairs with 70%+ correlation and high confidence. These players' stats tend to move together, making their combined props more likely to hit than independent odds suggest.

Why do teammates correlate?

Teammates share possessions and game flow. If the point guard is dishing assists, shooters are scoring. If the game is high-scoring, multiple players benefit. This creates predictable stat relationships.

What sample size is reliable?

We recommend at least 10 games for reliable correlation data. Higher sample sizes with consistent hit rates indicate stronger, more predictable relationships.