New Orleans at Houston: Rebounds

Resolution uses the official game statistics recorded in the league box score: offensive and defensive rebounds credited to players or teams by the official scorer. Only rebounds recorded in that official stat line count.

The 45 outcomes correspond to a set of discrete rebound totals or ranges published on the market page; each outcome maps to a specific total or bracket, so check the market description to see whether outcomes are exact totals, ranges, or team-specific measures.

Yes — standard practice is to include official rebound statistics from the entire game, including any overtime periods, unless the event page explicitly states otherwise; confirm on the market contract terms.

Late injuries and announced rotations typically move market prices because they change expected rebound distributions; positions remain open until the market closes, so traders adjust exposures based on new lineup information.

Frontcourt starters and primary rotation bigs normally account for the bulk of rebounds, supplemented by guards who crash the offensive glass; matchup-specific factors include which team deploys larger lineups, which players are prone to offensive rebounds, and how often each bench unit is used.