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Bryce Miller Over 3.5 Hits Allowed — MLB Picks Today, May 13, 2026

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Author: David Reilich

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Published May 13, 2026

One of the MLB picks today, Wednesday, May 13, 2026, is Bryce Miller Over 3.5 Hits Allowed (SEA @ HOU, 8:11 PM ET). PropsBot’s AI rates the pick at 54.1% Confidence with a 2.1% Edge Score, meaning the modeled probability sits roughly 2 points above the implied probability priced into the market. Best available price: -170.

Below is the full breakdown — Confidence Score, Edge Score, sportsbook odds comparison, and historical hit rate data — so you can make a data-backed decision before the 8:11 PM ET first pitch.

Window	Hit Rate	Sportsbook	Line	Odds
L5 / L10 / L20	80% / 80% / 75%	Best Available	3.5 Hits Allowed	-170
Season	n/a	Best Available	3.5 Hits Allowed	-170
H2H vs HOU	n/a	Best Available	3.5 Hits Allowed	-170

Is Bryce Miller a good Over 3.5 Hits Allowed bet on May 13, 2026?

By David Reilich, Founder of PropsBot.AI · Last updated Wednesday, May 13, 2026 · Methodology · Editorial standards

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Why Bryce Miller Over 3.5 Hits Allowed?

PropsBot’s AI models assigned a 54.1% Confidence Score to Bryce Miller giving up Over 3.5 hits in Houston tonight. That’s Moderate Confidence on a pitcher prop with a thin career sample but heavy recent signal. The Edge Score at 2.1% says the model thinks the Over is priced about right but slightly cheap at -170.

Historical Performance at 3.5 Hits Allowed

Miller has surrendered 4+ hits in 80% of his last 5 starts and 80% of his last 10. L20 sits at 75%. The pattern is locked in. H2H and season splits versus Houston are unavailable on the public sample — that’s the only caveat. The contact profile he’s allowed lately doesn’t suggest a one-off.

Matchup Context: SEA @ HOU

Astros at home, a top-half offense by contact metrics. Houston team xBA .255 with 74.4% contact rate — they put bat to ball, and Miller’s xBA against has run .274 with a Hard% Allowed of 48.6%. That’s a problem against any decent lineup, doubly so in Minute Maid. LD% allowed 34.3% and GB% 37.9% says the contact has been line-drive heavy — the worst kind of contact for a pitcher.

Best Line Available

-170 on the Over is the top number we found at posting. Implied 63%. Model says 65%. Thin edge but the recent-form alignment with the matchup profile is the case here, not the price. Shop alt lines — Over 4.5 may have shoppable +money if you want to lever the conviction.

Recent Track Record on PropsBot’s MLB Pitcher Props

Across the last 30 days of PropsBot’s MLB pitcher-side picks at Moderate Confidence (Confidence Score 50–64%), the public ledger shows a 54% hit rate over 31 graded picks. Full pick-by-pick history is published at Performance Methodology — every entry includes the date, line, book, and graded outcome.

How PropsBot Models MLB Hits Allowed Props

Multiple AI models score the prop using pitcher-batter matchup data, ballpark factors, weather conditions, platoon splits, and real-time lineup confirmations. Consensus output gets summarized into a single Confidence Score and an Edge Score — full methodology at /performance-methodology/.

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Sources & Verification

Career stats: Bryce Miller on MLB.com
Advanced metrics: Statcast xBA Against and Hard%
Game info: Seattle Mariners at Houston Astros on May 13, 2026

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