Kansas City vs Atlanta: Hits

Settlement uses the official MLB definition recorded in the game’s official box score; plays ruled as errors are not counted as hits, while singles, doubles, triples, and home runs are counted.

Whether extra-inning hits count depends on the contract’s settlement rules on the event page; if the contract references the official final box score, hits from extra innings (if played) are typically included—confirm the market description.

Settlement relies on the official game statistics from the authorized scorer or official MLB box score source specified by the platform; KALSHI follows the designated official data provider listed on the event page.

The market presents a discrete range of possible total-hit outcomes (for example, a sequence covering low to high hit totals plus an upper-capped option) so traders can take positions on specific hit totals or ranges.

Treatment of delayed or suspended games is determined by the market’s settlement rules; commonly, stats from resumed games count toward the final total, while postponed or unplayed games may trigger contract-specific provisions—check the event page for the exact policy.