Quality Score
A sorting aid (0-10) combining line deviation from consensus, the number of books offering the prop, and implied probability. It's context, not a recommendation.
Quality score is a 0–10 sort key, not a pick and not a recommendation. It mixes three things already on the board: how far one line sits from consensus, how many books offer the prop, and the implied probability of the number.
A high score (often 7+) usually means books agree and one number still stands off consensus. A low score can mean thin books, a noisy market, or a line that is already in line with the field.
Use it to order the table so unusual lines float up. Do not treat a high score as "bet this." You still have to read the matchup, the line, and the price.
Example
Scores above 7 typically mean strong agreement across books and a meaningful gap from consensus.