How to use Trends

Filter today's team and player trends, open one in the side panel, compare its windows, and read the sample before the price.

Unjuiced Team · Last updated October 8, 2026

Trends lists plain-English team and player trends for today's slate, each with its record and today's best price. A trend describes what happened. It is not a forecast, and the price still matters.

Find a trend

The toolbar is one row:

  • Sport: pick the league. NBA trends start with the regular season.
  • Search: find a player or team.
  • Filters: narrow the list (see below).
  • Table or Cards: two views of the same list.

Under the toolbar, the count, Clear and Sort. Sort by Notable (the default), Game time, or hit rate high to low or low to high.

Filters

  • Trend type: all, players or teams.
  • Prop and Prop period: which props, and full game, a half or a quarter where the sport has them.
  • Odds: plus money, favorites, −150 to +150, or your own range.
  • Games, Teams and Players on today's slate.
  • Saved: show only plays in your betslip.

Open a trend

Press a row or card to open the trend in the side panel. Its sections:

  • Trend: the reason in one line, a chart of the games behind it, and base rates: this trend, the season base, and a comparison window.
  • All odds: every book's price on both sides, with the best marked.
  • Game log: the games behind the trend, newest first.
  • This game: the matchup it applies to.
  • Movement: how the price has moved.

The footer adds the play to your betslip and opens the game page, or the player page for a player trend. ↑ and ↓ step through the list with the panel open.

Compare the windows

The Trend window is the games that meet the trend's condition. The other windows are L5, L10, L20, Season and H2H (head to head).

  • On a team trend, a window rail switches the chart, the record and the game log between them.
  • On a player trend, the other windows show as records under the chart.
  • A window with no games is greyed out.

Windows answer different questions. A 3–0 head to head is three games. Do not weigh it the same as a 14–6 season record because its percentage is higher.

Worked example

A player cleared 19.5 points in 8 of the last 10 games. That describes those ten results. If today's line is 22.5, it says nothing about 22.5. Open the game log, check the line, and check whether the role has changed.

Save a trend

  • The star saves the trend to your account.
  • Add to betslip, in the row menu or the panel footer, saves the play to your betslip. The Saved filter shows those plays.
  • Copy link in the row menu copies a link that opens this trend's panel.

Saving does not reserve a price.

Hit rates starts from a player prop and measures its history. Trends starts from a pattern on today's slate. Both can read the same games, so two screens agreeing is not two pieces of evidence.

Free accounts

Free accounts see a short preview: a few trends open and the rest locked. Scout opens every trend, with its prices and full game-by-game panel. See plans.

Troubleshooting

  • Few or no trends: check the sport and filters. Trends change with the slate.
  • No price: no book is posting that line right now.
  • A trend is gone: its game started, or new results changed its record.
  • A window is greyed out: there are no games in it for this trend.

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