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Player Props: Building Shot and Shots-on-Target Queries
Key Takeaway
Minutes and role dominate shot props. A high historical rate means little if the player is rotated or moved wide.
Role and Lineup First
Confirm expected start and position before you price shots. Use lineup and availability views when they are available for the fixture.
Opponent Shot Suppression
Pair player shot rates with opponent allowance. Strong attackers facing low-block sides can still clear lines — but volume often drops.
Minutes before volume
Shot props die on minutes. Confirm the expected start, then the role. A wide attacker on a low-block night can still take shots — volume usually drops.
Pair the player’s rolling shots with the opponent’s shots allowed. Do not stack the player prop with a correlated team total unless you have sized for that overlap.
Try it on a player
Open a forward you already follow. Check rolling shots on target, then the next opponent’s allowance. If lineup news is thin, cut size or pass.
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