Orlando at Miami: Rebounds

Whether overtime rebounds count depends on this market's specific resolution rules. Many game-level prop markets include overtime, but you should consult the event description and resolution criteria on the KALSHI event page for this listing.

What counts depends on how each outcome is worded. If an outcome specifies 'total rebounds' it typically includes both offensive and defensive rebounds; outcomes that specify 'offensive rebounds' or 'defensive rebounds' will limit to that type. Check the exact outcome text before trading.

The market closes at the time indicated on the KALSHI event page; when listed as TBD, final close is set before the game and may align with tipoff or a pregame lock. Watch the event page for the announced closing time and any updates.

Late-breaking starter announcements, official injury updates or rest decisions, and any changes to projected minutes for primary rebounders are the most impactful. Significant lineup shifts or confirmation that a key big man is out will often produce the largest price moves.

Minutes are the primary driver of rebound opportunities: more minutes for primary rebounders increases expected totals. Consider projected starter minutes, typical bench usage, and coaching tendencies (e.g., quick hook for foul trouble, minute limits for young players) when assessing how rotations affect the market.