Minnesota at Boston: Assists

Resolution timing and the authoritative stat source are specified in the contract on the market page; typically the market resolves after the official league box score for the game is finalized, and the platform uses that box score (or the stat provider named in the contract) to determine the assists total.

Each of the 30 outcomes corresponds to a distinct outcome defined by the contract (for example an exact total, a range, or a discrete labeled outcome); consult the market's outcome definitions on the page to see whether they map to specific assist totals, ranges, or different entities (team, player, combined).

Whether overtime counts depends on the contract language for this specific market; many sports contracts include overtime in the official box score, but you should verify the market rules on the event page to confirm.

Monitor the status and expected minutes of each team's primary ball-handlers and playmakers, point guard matchups, and any personnel absences shaping who handles the ball—these determine who creates and records assists and thus heavily influence the assists outcome.

Late availability changes can materially shift expected assists by altering minutes and usage; markets will typically react to that news in real time, but final resolution still follows the contract's official stat source, so check the market rules and consider trading or hedging before the game if lineups change.