Atlanta at Houston: Points

Check the market description on the trading platform for the precise definition; 'Points' commonly refers to the combined total points scored by both teams, but some markets can be team-specific—the platform’s event page will state which is used here.

Whether overtime counts depends on the market’s settlement rules; many points markets include overtime, but you must confirm the rule listed on the market page before trading.

Late scratches and confirmed starting lineups are high-impact information and typically move prices quickly because they change expected scoring; markets often see the largest shifts after official injury reports and starting lineup releases.

The 35 outcomes partition the range of possible point totals into many discrete options so traders can take fine-grained positions; read each label to understand the exact point range or threshold it represents and compare across outcomes to see how the market prices different scoring scenarios.

'Closes: TBD' means a final close time has not been set on the event page—check the platform for updates. Markets typically close at or just before game start or after lineups are locked; an uncertain close time can increase volatility near tip-off, so monitor announcements and trade earlier if you want to avoid last-minute liquidity changes.