Frequently asked questions
Operated by Sonniet Tech (Nigeria). Questions? Email snetprops@gmail.com.
Product
What is SNet Props?
SNet Props is an NBA player prop analysis app. You choose a player, stat, line and price, then the app estimates the probability of each side and checks whether the market is leaving value behind.
How does the analysis work?
The model starts from recent game logs, matchup context and stat-specific assumptions. It then runs a Monte Carlo simulation, compares the model probability to the no-vig market probability, and turns that gap into an edge read.
What is the difference between Quick Pick and Deep Read?
Quick Pick is the faster workflow with strong defaults and a large simulation sample. Deep Read adds two-sided pricing, broader diagnostics, confidence scoring and backend model context for users who want more detail.
Where does the player data come from?
The app uses real NBA data feeds and fallbacks. Projections are based on actual player performance, not manual opinion picks.
What sports do you cover?
Right now the focus is NBA player props, especially points, rebounds, assists and field goal attempts.
Pricing and plans
Is there a free tier?
Yes. Free users get 3 reads per day. Pro users get unlimited reads and access to deeper diagnostics.
What do I get with Pro?
Pro unlocks unlimited usage, Deep Read mode, extra diagnostics, richer market comparison and a more detailed model breakdown.
How do I upgrade?
Go to your Profile page and use the upgrade button. Payments are handled through Flutterwave.
Trust and usage
Does the app guarantee winning bets?
No. The app is a decision support tool, not a guarantee. It is meant to help you judge price, probability and risk more clearly.
Can I use the suggested line chips instead of the sportsbook line?
The helper chips are there to keep your testing realistic. For a real decision, always confirm the exact line and price from the book you plan to use.
Is my account data secure?
Authentication and account storage are handled through Firebase. Your saved reads are tied to your account rather than stored only in the browser.