Orlando at Minnesota: Rebounds

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A rebound is any official rebound recorded in the NBA box score (offensive and defensive). Whether overtime rebounds are included depends on the market rules; consult the market description on KALSHI to confirm whether only regulation time or regulation plus OT are counted.

Monitor the projected starters and primary frontcourt rebounders for each team, recent minutes and rebound rates, and matchup advantages on the glass (height, wingspan, and box-out tendencies). Also watch recent game logs for changes in rebounding performance and any role shifts.

The 40 outcomes likely represent discrete rebound totals or ranges covered by individual contract lines; each outcome corresponds to a specific rebound threshold or bucket. Read the market legend and outcome labels on KALSHI to see which total or range each contract represents before trading.

Late scratches and rotation shifts can move expected rebound totals quickly because they change who is available to secure boards and how many minutes primary rebounders will play. Markets typically react as injury information becomes public, so monitor official injury reports, pregame warmups, and team announcements for rapid updates.