Player Prop Results for November 06, 2026: Graded Wins and Losses

We went 330-319 on November 06, 2026, across 649 graded player props. That’s a narrow winning day, with 330 wins and 319 losses, graded and posted in full. Here’s exactly how it broke down, what hit, and where we missed.

By the Numbers

• NBA: 246-268
• NHL: 84-51

Biggest Wins

• Deni Avdija — Assists Over 5.50: WIN, actual 11.0. Our analysis tabbed Avdija’s playmaking spot correctly, and he cleared the number by a wide margin, more than doubling the line.
• Joel Embiid — Threes Under: WIN, actual 0.0. LineCrush’s models leaned under on Embiid’s perimeter volume for this game, and a zero from deep made it a clean result.
• Damian Lillard — Points Assists Over 25.50: WIN, actual 26.0. This one was thin, but it still counts. The combo cleared by 0.5, showing just enough usage across scoring and distribution to get over the line.
• Derrick White — Points Assists Over: WIN, actual 23.0. Without needing to thread a needle, White delivered a solid combined output that aligned with our read on his role and minutes.
• Coby White — Points Under 12.50: WIN, actual 7.0. Our analysis projected a tighter scoring path for White, and he stayed comfortably below the number by 5.5 points.

Where We Missed

• Jaime Jaquez Jr. — Points Over: LOSS, actual 14.0. We called for more scoring from Jaquez Jr., but 14.0 didn’t get there against the posted threshold, and the bet lost.
• Tyrese Maxey — Points Assists Over: LOSS, actual 21.0. We needed more combined output. At 21.0, Maxey finished short of the required mark, and the read didn’t pan out.
• Shai Gilgeous-Alexander — Points Over: LOSS, actual 28.0. We projected a higher scoring ceiling, but 28.0 wasn’t enough to clear the over, and this result goes in the L column.
• Kyrie Irving — Points Over 22.50: LOSS, actual 14.0. We were on the over; he ended at 14.0. That’s well short and a clear miss.
• Isaiah Hartenstein — Rebounds Over: LOSS, actual 6.0. We expected stronger glass work, but 6.0 boards did not reach the target, and the over didn’t land.

What this means for the slate

• Volume: 649 props graded in one day is substantial; the results were mixed by sport, with a winning mark in the NHL and a losing mark in the NBA.
• Edge concentration: The NHL performance (84-51) provided the positive swing, while NBA props (246-268) dragged the overall rate down despite several standout wins.
• Notable swing spots: A few tight covers went our way, like Damian Lillard’s Points Assists Over 25.50 hitting at 26.0, while some marquee overs in the NBA missed clearly, such as Kyrie Irving’s Points Over 22.50 landing at 14.0.

Bottom line: November 06 finished slightly positive overall at 330-319. The NHL slate did the heavy lifting. NBA was a grind, with some strong calls (Avdija’s assists over, Embiid threes under) balanced by misses on several high-usage scorers and combo lines.

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