Atlanta at Boston: Three Pointers

Check the market description: it will state whether the market measures combined made three-pointers for both teams, team-specific totals (Atlanta or Boston), or bucketed ranges or exact counts. The title alone doesn’t guarantee which format is used.

The 20 outcomes are the discrete resolution options defined by the market creator—typically a series of exact totals or score-range buckets. Review the outcome labels on the market page to see how totals are partitioned and which specific result will resolve the market.

The market close time is listed on the market page (currently TBD); resolution will follow the market’s rules, which usually cite an official box score or league statistic provider as the authoritative source for made three-pointers.

Monitor injury reports, announced rotations or rest decisions, late scratches, and any coaching comments about game plan; also check for travel, back-to-back status, and whether a team is likely to prioritize interior scoring or pace, since those factors shift three-point volume.

Focus on who handles primary playmaking and who occupies corner and wing shooting roles: presence or absence of a team's main catch-and-shoot specialists, hot-hand guards, and the spacing provided by starters versus bench lineups will have the largest impact on made three-pointers.