Contact person: AI-Driven Sports Betting Prop Website

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Location: Elmhurst, United States

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"Project Description – AI-Powered Player Prop Research Website

I’m looking for a developer (or team) to build me a website that focuses on daily player prop research for sports betting. Let me explain exactly what I need:

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What the website should do
1. Daily Prop Board
• Every day, the site should automatically pull in all available player prop lines (points, rebounds, assists, passing yards, shots on goal, etc.) across different sports and games scheduled for that day.
• The prop lines should show up in a clean, sortable table (filters by league, team, player, prop type).
2. Click for Research
• When a user clicks on any specific prop line (e.g., “LeBron James Over/Under 27.5 Points”), the site should open a research page showing detailed info about that prop.
• The research should include:
• Past performances: How that player has performed recently and against that opponent in the past.
• Injury reports: Whether the player or any key teammates are injured or limited.
• Matchups: Who they’ll likely be up against and how strong/weak the opponent is in that area.
• Team statistics: Things like pace of play, opponent defense rankings, usage rate, assist %, rebound %, etc.
• Trends: How the player has been performing lately (last 5–10 games, home/away splits, back-to-back games, etc.).
• Basically, it should give a full picture of the reasons someone might think the Over could hit vs. the reasons the Under could hit.
3. AI Summaries
• I’d like the research to be summarized by AI in a balanced way:
• A section with “Reasons for Over”
• A section with “Reasons for Under”
• It should not make picks or promises, just present the data in a clear, easy-to-read way.
4. Automatic Daily Updates
• The site needs to refresh daily with new lines and new data.
• It should also update during the day when injuries or news break (e.g., if a player is ruled out).

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Key Features I Imagine
• A prop “dashboard” that lists all props for today across leagues.
• Ability to filter by sport, team, player, or prop type.
• Clicking a prop brings up charts, past stats, matchup info, and the AI-generated breakdown.
• Odds from multiple sportsbooks if possible (with line movement over time).
• A clean, modern frontend that works smoothly on desktop and mobile.

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Data Needed

To make this possible, the site will need to pull from APIs that provide:
• Player prop lines/odds
• Injury reports
• Game schedules and player stats (box scores, play-by-play)
• Advanced team/player statistics (pace, usage, etc.)

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Example Flow
• User visits the site → sees today’s NBA prop lines.
• They click on “LeBron James – Points 27.5” → they get:
• His last 10 game logs with points.
• His past stats vs. the Bulls.
• Injury updates on teammates that may affect his role.
• Team matchup details (Bulls defense vs. wings, pace of game, spread/total).
• An AI summary with reasons why the Over might make sense and reasons why the Under might make sense.
• The next day, the site refreshes with the new slate of games and props.

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Overall Goal

I want this site to be the one-stop research hub for player props. Instead of people spending hours digging through stats, schedules, injuries, etc., the site does all the work and presents it in one place with clear explanations." (client-provided description)