Houston at New Orleans: Points

Check the specific contract and outcome labels on the market page; KALSHI outcome names and the event description indicate whether outcomes cover the game total, one team’s points, or another defined scoring measure.

It means the market is divided into 40 discrete outcome buckets (individual point totals or ranges). Each outcome represents a specific scoring bracket you can trade, so review the outcome list to see the exact points covered by each contract.

Resolution rules vary by contract—some markets count only regulation scoring while others include overtime. Consult the event’s resolution terms on the market page or platform rules to know which applies here.

Injury announcements, starting lineup changes, weather updates (if outdoor), key substitutions or ejections, and surprising coaching strategies all tend to shift market prices quickly because they materially affect scoring expectations.

Markets typically close at a specified time (often at kickoff or when the platform announces), but if close is TBD you should monitor the market for an official close time. Once a market closes, trading stops and outcomes are resolved according to the contract’s rules.