NFL
PrimaryKicking props · QB props
The core of the desk. Deep experience pricing kicker points, FG attempts and QB passing/rushing lines, with PicksHub data backing every card.
SharpDesk is a player prop operation. 20-25 slips a week across NFL, MLB and NBA — goblin anchors, alt lines and correlated builds, posted with the reasoning attached.
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Real slips, real screenshots. Losers happen too — this is a sample of the board going right.


















Narrow beats wide. Three leagues, specific prop markets, no plays forced onto a board I don't have a read on.
Kicking props · QB props
The core of the desk. Deep experience pricing kicker points, FG attempts and QB passing/rushing lines, with PicksHub data backing every card.
Pitcher props · Ks · Outs
Reading pitchers is the edge here — arsenal changes, umpire tendencies, park and lineup handedness before the line moves.
Fantasy score · FGM
Posted only when the spot is clean. Minutes projections and shot volume drive FS and FGM plays, not name value.
Every projection across the nine books gets compared. Same player, different number — the softest line wins.
PicksHub splits, usage rates, pitcher arsenals, pace and minutes. Numbers first, narrative second.
Goblins for the anchor, alt lines to shape risk, demons only when the payout justifies the hit rate.
Correlated legs grouped, uncorrelated legs split into separate slips. Flex or power chosen by leg count.
Every play goes out with the why, so you can fade a leg you don't like instead of blindly tailing.
New to pick'em books? These four terms cover most of what you'll see in the play calls.
A discounted projection on PrizePicks that pays less but hits far more often. Best used as an anchor leg in a larger slip.
A raised or lowered version of the standard projection. Lower alts buy safety, higher alts buy payout.
Legs that win together — a QB over passing yards with his WR1 over receptions. Correlation is how small slips turn into real payouts.
Power play pays more but needs every leg. Flex pays less and survives a miss. Slip size decides which one you take.
Flat sizing. No chasing a bad Sunday with a five-leg power play.
Log every slip, book and closing number. You can't fix what you don't record.
Small correlated slips repeated beats one lottery ticket a week.
20-25 slips on an average week, weighted toward NFL Sunday and the MLB slate. Volume goes up in football season, down when the board is thin.
About 90% player props. Some plays combine a moneyline with a correlated prop. No +EV screen dumps — every play is one I'm on myself.
PrizePicks and Underdog cover most of the board. Sleeper, Pick6, Chalkboard, Fliff, Kalshi, Betr and ParlayPlay get used when the number is better there.
Whatever you can lose without it changing your week. Flat unit sizing at 1-2% per slip is how the results above stay repeatable.

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