Keon Ellis Steals props

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With no line posted, over 95 NBA games since October 2025, Keon Ellis has gone over a balanced line of 0.5 steals 60 times (63%), and over their last 10 they have done it 8 times (80%). They average 1.1 steals across those 95 games. Their last 5 average 1.0, 21% below their 1.3 this season (11 games). They have gone over 0.5 in each of their last 6. These are measured box-score results from Brooklyn Nets games, not a projection, and on their own they say nothing about whether the posted price is worth taking.

This page is the measured record from official box scores. When the live board carries a line for this player, it loads at the top of this page, at the same address.

Data through Nov 14, 2026.

How often does Keon Ellis go over each steals line?

Keon Ellis: steals hit rate by line, from official box scores
LineAll 95Last 10Last 5
Over 0.5 steals60 of 95 (63%)8 of 10 (80%)5 of 5 (100%)
Over 1.5 steals27 of 95 (28%)2 of 10 (20%)0 of 5 (0%)
Over 2.5 steals11 of 95 (12%)1 of 10 (10%)0 of 5 (0%)

These are common half-point lines measured against the logged games above, not the lines posted for Keon Ellis right now. The live board at the top of this page carries those, and it updates through the day.

Keon Ellis's form is flat

Keon Ellis has averaged 1.0 steals over their last 5, against 1.1 across all 95 logged games, no meaningful move either way.

Keon Ellis's steals swing widely: a standard deviation of 1.2 on a 1.1 average. A wide spread means the average describes the middle of a broad range rather than a typical night.

Keon Ellis: steals by window and venue
WindowAverage
Last 5 games1.0 steals
Last 10 games1.2 steals
All 95 logged games1.1 steals
Best in the log6
Worst in the log0
Home (42 games)1.1 steals
Away (53 games)1.1 steals

Keon Ellis's highest in this log is 6 steals against the Portland Trail Blazers on 2025-12-18, and the lowest is 0 against the Detroit Pistons on 2026-10-30. Both are single games, not a range to expect.

Keon Ellis steals: home, rest and matchup splits

Keon Ellis: share of games over 0.5 steals, split by where and when they played
SplitOver 0.5 steals
At home26 of 42 (62%)
On the road34 of 53 (64%)
On one day between games12 of 16 (75%)
On two or more days between games46 of 77 (60%)
Against the Detroit Pistons3 of 9 (33%)
Against the New York Knicks2 of 7 (29%)
Against the Dallas Mavericks4 of 5 (80%)

Keon Ellis has cleared 0.5 steals at much the same rate home and away, 62% against 64%.

Short rest has suited them, 75% over 16 games on a single day between games against 60% over 77 with more.

Their deepest matchup sample is 9 games against the Detroit Pistons, 3 of them over 0.5 steals.

A split appears only where both sides have 5 games or more behind them.

Keon Ellis steals game log

Keon Ellis: last 10 logged games, steals
DateOpponentVenueSteals
2026-11-14Memphis GrizzliesAway1
2026-11-11New Orleans PelicansAway1
2026-11-08Dallas MavericksAway1
2026-11-04Charlotte HornetsHome1
2026-11-02New York KnicksAway1
2026-11-01Indiana PacersAway1
2026-10-30Detroit PistonsHome0
2026-10-27Boston CelticsAway0
2026-10-25Indiana PacersHome4
2026-10-24Cleveland CavaliersAway2

Keon Ellis of the Brooklyn Nets in steals, measured from official NBA box scores rather than from anybody's projection. The table above is their hit rate at every threshold their own distribution supports, over three nested windows, each with its own denominator. Below it are the games themselves. No line or price is printed on this page; when the board carries one, it loads live above this text and this history is what it will be measured against.

How these numbers are made

Calculated by the ParlayBuilder Prop Engine.

Every figure on this page is counted from official NBA box scores, one row per game actually played. No projections, and a game the player missed is absent rather than scored as a zero. Where a hit rate is compared with the live price, it is first pulled toward that price in proportion to how thin the sample is, so three-for-three does not read here as a certainty.

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Common questions

What is Keon Ellis's steals line?

None is printed on this page, which is why this page shows thresholds drawn from their own game log instead. Those are facts about games already played and they do not go stale; a line does, which is why one is never printed into a cached page here.

How often has Keon Ellis gone over in steals?

The table above answers that at every threshold their log supports, over all their logged games and over the last ten and five, so a recent run and a full record can be read side by side rather than confused for each other.

Where does this NBA steals history come from?

Official box scores, one row per game played, loaded four times a day and rebuilt into this page daily. Games the player missed are absent rather than counted as zero, so the averages describe games they were actually in.

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