UnjuicedResearch groups dedicated tools by sport. Choose the league, then the tool that matches your question. Each active tool below has its own walkthrough with a workflow, interpretation tips, an example, and troubleshooting.
Choose an individual tool
Build a research sequence
NFL: start with Top Props for the ranked slate or Game Center for the matchup, use Role Radar for opportunity changes, and check Matchup Explorer or Touchdown Finder for the specific question. Finish with the exact prop and current price.
MLB: start with Game Center for the pitcher and lineup, then use Prop Center for a player market. Exit Velocity adds contact-quality context; Weather Report adds conditions. NRFI is a separate first-inning question requiring both pitchers and offenses.
WNBA: shortlist a player in Top Props, inspect the game log and role, use Hit Rate Matrix for threshold comparisons, and add Defense vs Position context. Multiple tools can reuse the same underlying observations, so their agreement is not necessarily independent evidence.
NCAAF: use Top Props for the specific player market or TD Board for scoring research. Check current team, role, sample size, and available operator coverage.
Hit Rate Matrix
The individual matrix guide explains how to compare cells, samples, thresholds, and prices. A higher historical hit rate at a lower threshold does not establish value without its offered price.
Availability and missing data
As of this guide's update, the Research navigation enables NFL, MLB, WNBA, and NCAAF. NBA and NHL research show upcoming-season/coming-soon states. Do not interpret those states as complete workspaces with no results. Follow the live navigation for newly enabled leagues.
Within a supported tool, coverage depends on the slate, market, and available history. A blank metric is unavailable information; a grade is a research summary rather than a win probability. Account access can also differ by feature; read the in-app access message and current plan comparison.
Get help with a particular tool
Include the tool name, sport, date, player or matchup, exact market, and active filters. State what you expected and what appeared instead. Use app-help for tool behavior or strategy-help for interpreting research in Discord.