Trash
I like how the app is set up but these predictions models are trash. Just so the opposite of what it say
JJKING$$
Please leave it be we can’t see trends
I love this app but damn stop switching the format so many times. It’s perfect the way it was.
SSquadballin09737
Amazing App
They have provided more than you could ask for quite some time, yet they continue to find new ways to improve. Great app and great people running it!
MMattyShotz11
They update everyday
The creators like to change the app layout everyday and make it hard on the one doing research. Instead of using 1 tab they create a separate tab so you have to click twice instead of once. Pathetic app that I just canceled stay away.
LLTWX21
Good for Basic Research, but Lacks Important Player Context
A solid app for covering the basics of player-prop research. It provides useful historical statistics, trends, and matchup data in an easy-to-understand format. However, I find that it lacks the depth needed to confidently evaluate betting edges.
A perfect example was Antwan Raymond for Rutgers. Props.Cash indicated a favorable edge on his rushing-yard over, but after doing my own research, I discovered reports of an undisclosed injury heading into the game. This was critical information that could significantly affect his workload and performance, yet the edge indicator didn’t adequately alert me to that risk.
My biggest concern is that an attractive statistical edge can be misleading when important factors like injuries, playing time, and potential workload limitations aren’t properly accounted for.
Overall, Props.Cash is a useful starting point, but it’s not a comprehensive research tool. You’ll still need to independently investigate player injuries, availability, and other game-day factors before trusting its suggested edges. For a paid subscription, I would expect more thorough analysis and better injury-related alerts.
A perfect example was Antwan Raymond for Rutgers. Props.Cash indicated a favorable edge on his rushing-yard over, but after doing my own research, I discovered reports of an undisclosed injury heading into the game. This was critical information that could significantly affect his workload and performance, yet the edge indicator didn’t adequately alert me to that risk.
My biggest concern is that an attractive statistical edge can be misleading when important factors like injuries, playing time, and potential workload limitations aren’t properly accounted for.
Overall, Props.Cash is a useful starting point, but it’s not a comprehensive research tool. You’ll still need to independently investigate player injuries, availability, and other game-day factors before trusting its suggested edges. For a paid subscription, I would expect more thorough analysis and better injury-related alerts.
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