MLB hitter and pitcher prop hit rates
Hits, total bases, RBIs and home runs for hitters, strikeouts for pitchers, measured against their recent games.
Sorted by last-10 over hit rate, highest first. Ties go to the player with more games on file.
Novig
1xBet
- L5
- Over 80% 4/5
- Under 20% 1/5
- L10
- Over 80% 8/10
- Under 20% 2/10
- L20
- Over 70% 14/20
- Under 30% 6/20
Fanatics Sportsbook
- L5
- Over 80% 4/5
- Under 20% 1/5
- L10
- Over 80% 8/10
- Under 20% 2/10
- L20
- Over 70% 14/20
- Under 30% 6/20
BetMGM
Polymarket
- L5
- Over 60% 3/5
- Under 40% 2/5
- L10
- Over 80% 8/10
- Under 20% 2/10
- L20
- Over 60% 12/20
- Under 40% 8/20
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Go PremiumHow MLB hit rates work
Baseball props turn on small numbers: a 0.5 hits line or a 1.5 total bases line can be decided by one at-bat. Each row shows how often a hitter cleared his hits, total bases, RBI or runs line, or how often a pitcher went over his strikeout line, in his last 5, 10 and 20 games. Games with no plate appearance or batter faced are skipped.
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MLB hit rate FAQ
How is a total bases hit rate counted?
Singles count 1, doubles 2, triples 3 and home runs 4. On a 1.5 line, every game where the hitter reached 2 or more total bases is a hit.
Which games count for a pitcher strikeout hit rate?
Every game he pitched in. Games where he faced no batters are left out, so a last-5 rate is five real outings.
Why do 2+ hits props sometimes not get their own row?
A 2+ hits prop is the same bet as hits over 1.5. When the hits line is 1.5 the page shows that one row; the 2+ hits ladder gets its own row only when no hits line matches it.