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Washington at New Orleans: Points

📊 $6K traded 🏦 Source: Kalshi
Total Volume
$6K
Open Interest
5,980
Active Markets
31
Markets
31

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All Outcomes (31)
Outcome Probability Yes Bid Yes Ask 24h Change Volume
Trae Young: 15+ 51%
48¢ 51¢ $1K Trade →
Zion Williamson: 20+ 67%
62¢ 67¢ $1K Trade →
Bilal Coulibaly: 20+ 7%
11¢ $773 Trade →
Derik Queen: 10+ 50%
48¢ 49¢ $701 Trade →
Herbert Jones: 20+ 5%
$291 Trade →
Saddiq Bey: 30+ 8%
$258 Trade →
Bilal Coulibaly: 15+ 31%
28¢ 31¢ $225 Trade →
Trae Young: 20+ 25%
24¢ 25¢ $211 Trade →
Tre Johnson: 15+ 39%
36¢ 38¢ $167 Trade →
Zion Williamson: 25+ 38%
38¢ 40¢ $156 Trade →
Trae Young: 10+ 81%
74¢ 80¢ $147 Trade →
Bilal Coulibaly: 10+ 62%
58¢ 62¢ $123 Trade →
Derik Queen: 15+ 18%
16¢ 20¢ $122 Trade →
Tre Johnson: 10+ 68%
66¢ 72¢ $112 Trade →
Trae Young: 25+ 13%
$100 Trade →
Tre Johnson: 25+ 7%
$77 Trade →
Saddiq Bey: 15+ 71%
66¢ 71¢ $61 Trade →
Trey Murphy III: 15+ 85%
80¢ 85¢ $36 Trade →
Derik Queen: 20+ 6%
$31 Trade →
Saddiq Bey: 20+ 46%
42¢ 45¢ $28 Trade →
Trey Murphy III: 20+ 63%
59¢ 63¢ $23 Trade →
Herbert Jones: 10+ 47%
42¢ 46¢ $12 Trade →
Zion Williamson: 15+ 88%
82¢ 88¢ $2 Trade →
Zion Williamson: 30+ 0%
14¢ 18¢ $0 Trade →
Herbert Jones: 15+ 0%
13¢ 15¢ $0 Trade →
Tre Johnson: 20+ 0%
11¢ 16¢ $0 Trade →
Saddiq Bey: 25+ 0%
17¢ 21¢ $0 Trade →
Bilal Coulibaly: 25+ 0%
$0 Trade →
Derik Queen: 25+ 0%
$0 Trade →
Trey Murphy III: 30+ 0%
13¢ 17¢ $0 Trade →
Trey Murphy III: 25+ 0%
32¢ 38¢ $0 Trade →

About This Market

This market predicts a points-related outcome for the Washington team playing at New Orleans and matters because it aggregates trader expectations about the game's scoring into tradable contracts.

Washington at New Orleans is a matchup where team styles, roster availability, and home-court conditions combine to shape the likely scoring range. Historical trends between the two franchises, recent form, and coaching strategies around pace and rotations all provide context that traders use when evaluating this market.

Market prices on this event reflect the collective view of participants about likely point ranges or totals and will update as new information (injuries, starting lineups, referee assignments) becomes available; use them as a real-time signal rather than a fixed forecast.

Key Factors

Frequently Asked Questions

When will the Washington at New Orleans: Points market close?

Close time is set by the market operator and typically aligns with the official start of the game, but this specific event lists the close time as TBD — check the event page or platform announcements for the final closing time before trading.

How are the 27 outcomes structured and how will the winning outcome be determined for this points market?

The outcomes represent distinct point-based possibilities (for example ranges or exact tallies) defined by the contract; the winning outcome is settled against the official game scoring statistic specified in the contract, using the league's official box score as the authoritative source.

Which official data source will be used to settle the final points for Washington at New Orleans?

Settlement is based on the official game statistics published by the league or other source named in the contract (commonly the official box score); the market operator's contract text will name the specific source used for final settlement.

How should I factor last‑minute lineup changes or injuries into trading this points market?

Monitor pregame injury reports and starting lineup announcements closely — last‑minute absences of key scorers or role players can materially change scoring expectations and typically lead to rapid price adjustments in the market.

What historical matchup details between Washington and New Orleans are most relevant for assessing this points market?

Look at recent head‑to‑head games for patterns in total scoring, note whether New Orleans tends to play at a higher home pace, and account for roster turnover or coaching changes since prior meetings, as those can make past scores less predictive.

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