Minnesota at Oklahoma City: Rebounds

The listed close time is TBD for this market; KALSHI typically specifies the exact close on the market page. Close rules can vary by contract (some close at game start, others earlier), so consult the market details for the definitive time.

The market is split into 10 mutually exclusive rebound outcomes as defined in the contract description (for example, discrete total ranges or labeled totals). Each outcome label on the market page defines exactly which rebound total or range it covers—read those labels to know whether they refer to team totals, combined totals, or another metric.

Starting lineup releases, official injury updates, rest or load-management news, and reports of in-game injuries or early foul trouble for primary rebounders are the largest drivers. Late changes to rotations or unexpected minutes shifts also cause rapid repricing.

Rebounds are counted according to the game’s official box score, but whether overtime counts depends on this contract’s rules. Check the contract text on KALSHI to see if overtime is included; if it’s not specified there, contact KALSHI support for clarification.

Focus on recent team and player rebounding rates, projected minutes for frontcourt players, matchup-specific rebounding splits, and pace metrics to estimate total rebound opportunities. Adjust those baselines for injury news, lineup changes, back-to-back scheduling, and any known coaching strategies that affect rebounding (e.g., crash-the-board emphasis or box-out discipline).