BOS Bruins at BUF Sabres: Points

The precise meaning of 'Points' is defined in the market’s description — it may refer to total goals, a team’s league points from the game, or another scoring metric. Always check the event rules and outcome labels on the market page for the exact definition.

While many head-to-head game markets close at or shortly before the scheduled puck drop, this market lists the close time as TBD — check the market page for an updated close timestamp or any platform announcements before making trades.

Starting-goalie news is often the largest immediate driver of scoring expectations; traders typically react quickly when a favored starter is confirmed or a backup steps in, so monitor team announcements and check how the market updates after that information.

Whether overtime or shootout goals count depends on the market’s settlement rules. Some markets count regulation-only stats while others include overtime; verify the settlement rules on the market’s details to know which scoring periods apply.

The 32 outcomes correspond to the discrete point or score brackets defined by the market (for example, specific totals or ranges). Inspect the outcome labels on the market page to see how each outcome maps to a numeric points result and how settlement will be determined.