Atlanta at Boston: Assists

The precise definition is set in the market contract on KALSHI — it could be team total assists, combined team assists, an individual player's assists, or a range. Always read the contract text to confirm what statistic and which box score entries are used for settlement.

A 25-outcome structure typically means the market is split into many discrete totals or buckets, giving fine-grained resolution on the expected assist result; check the contract to see whether each outcome is a single total or a range and how outcomes are ordered for settlement.

Late changes to primary ball-handlers or starters can materially alter assist expectations because playmaking responsibilities shift to other players; markets often move quickly on confirmed injury and lineup news, so monitor official team announcements near tipoff.

Whether overtime is included depends on the contract wording; some markets explicitly include overtime while others settle on regulation stats only—confirm the settlement rules listed on the market page.

This market’s close time is listed as TBD on the event page, so check KALSHI for the final close time. The contract will also state the official statistical source used for settlement (typically the league’s official box score provider), and settlement occurs according to those rules.