Detroit vs San Diego: Total Bases

The event page lists the close time as TBD; typically such markets close at or just before the game’s official start or when lineups/starting pitchers are locked. Check the market status on the platform for real-time updates, as the operator may set or revise the close time before the game.

Each outcome represents a specific range or exact value for the total number of bases recorded by both teams combined during the game; only the outcome that matches the official game scoring will resolve as the winner. Review the market’s outcome labels to understand whether they are single-value totals, inclusive ranges, or grouped buckets.

Projected starting pitchers and the top of each team’s batting order have the largest influence, since they determine early offensive and defensive dynamics; sluggers and on-base catalysts increase the chance of extra-base hits, while key injuries or lineup changes can materially shift expectations.

Consider stadium dimensions, surface, and current weather forecasts—wind direction and speed, temperature, and humidity—because these factors affect batted-ball carry and the frequency of extra-base hits. Pre-game reports and late weather changes can meaningfully change the likely total-base profile.

Zero volume indicates no trades have occurred yet, which may mean wider bid/ask spreads and limited liquidity if you try to place an order. Low activity can lead to larger price moves when a trade does occur, so review the order book depth and be prepared for execution costs or to wait for more market participation.