MTL Canadiens at NSH Predators: Player Goals

They correspond to individual player-goal outcome lines tied to this specific game (for example, whether a named player scores at least one goal or reaches a specific goal threshold). The full list of which players and thresholds are included is shown on the market page.

The market close is listed as TBD on the event header; KALSHI will show the lock time on the market page once set. In many player-goal markets the trade book locks at or shortly before puck drop, so monitor the event page for the announced lock time and any last-minute updates.

Settlement follows the official game statistics and scorer decisions used by the NHL and as specified by KALSHI’s market rules. That means goals are credited based on the official game sheet and scorer rulings; the market will settle according to those official records.

This depends on the market’s specific settlement rules. Common practice is that goals scored during regulation and overtime count as official goals, while shootout attempts are typically not counted as goals in a player’s goal total; check the event’s rule text on the market page to confirm.

Platform handling varies, but outcomes are generally evaluated against the official game participation records: if a player does not appear, they cannot score and the relevant outcomes resolve accordingly. For refunds or voiding of specific markets, refer to KALSHI’s stated policies on non-participation and force majeure.