Charlotte at Sacramento: Assists

The market close time is listed as TBD on the page; settlement will follow the platform’s published rules and typically uses the official game statistics after the contest is completed. Check the market description and the platform’s settlement policy for final timing and the authoritative data source.

The 30 outcomes are discrete buckets created by the market maker to cover a range of possible assist totals or thresholds relevant to this game. Consult the market’s outcome labels to see whether they represent assists for one team, the other team, or combined totals, and how each outcome maps to a specific assist count or range.

Watch the announced starters and projected minutes for each team’s primary ball-handlers and playmakers, any late-game rotations that change who initiates offense, and whether key shooters are available to convert passes; all of these directly influence assist opportunities.

Higher expected pace increases total possession count and potential assist opportunities, while defensive matchups that force isolation or heavy help defense can reduce assists. Also consider how each team defends pick-and-rolls and perimeter passing, since those schemes affect pass-to-assist conversion rates.

Late injuries or scratches usually move the market immediately if they’re announced before the market closes; after settlement cutoff the platform’s rules determine treatment. If the game is postponed or voided, the market will be handled per the platform’s contingency policies, which may include suspension, cancellation, or settlement based on official game completion criteria.