LA Kings at NJ Devils: Points

It refers to the scoring outcome defined by the market's outcome labels—either a team-specific total, a combined-game total, or discrete ranges. Always check the market's outcome descriptions and settlement rules on the event page to see which exact point measure is being used.

That depends on the market’s settlement rules. Some markets specify regulation-only, others include overtime, and shootout goals are handled according to the exchange’s stated convention. Confirm the event’s settlement notes before trading.

A confirmed starter typically shifts expectations for scoring: an elite starter usually lowers expected goals against, while an inexperienced or struggling starter can raise expected totals. Traders should monitor official starter confirmations and any late scratches ahead of close.

Settlement follows KALSHI’s event-contingency policies: postponed or rescheduled games may either carry over if within the exchange’s allowed window or be adjusted per rules; canceled games are often voided and refunded. Check the event page for the specific contingency rules that will apply.

The exchange will announce a specific close time; until then trades may remain open but be mindful that key information (lineups, injuries) often arrives close to puck drop and can move prices. With the close time TBD, monitor the event page and be prepared for short windows of heightened volatility once the close is set.