# Injuries

Injuries are very important to analyze as they can make or break a bet. With PickFinder, you can analyze who is injured, and you can click the "Games Without" button to see games without a player. **An example of how to utilize injury analysis to win a bet is shown below.**

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Lets take LeBron James assists line as an example. He has hit this in his last 6/10 games averaging 9.8 assists.

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Now lets filter out LeBron's games without Anthony Davis by clicking "Games Without". We can now see he has only went over this line in his last 3/10 games without Anthony Davis averaging 7.9 assists which is 2 less than before. This indicates that LeBron gets less assists when he doesn't have Anthony Davis since that is one of the main teammates he passes to.

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