| Outcome | Probability | Yes Bid | Yes Ask | 24h Change | Volume | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ace Bailey | 0% | 0¢ | 0¢ | — | $0 | Trade → |
This market concerns whether double-doubles will occur during the Washington at Utah game; it matters because double-doubles reflect impactful individual performances that can swing game outcomes and betting markets.
A double-double is recorded when a player posts double-digit totals in two statistical categories (commonly points and rebounds or points and assists) in the official box score for a single game. Frequency of double-doubles varies by team roster composition, player roles, and game tempo; matchups between Washington and Utah have produced different player-stat profiles depending on who is healthy, who starts, and how coaches deploy minutes.
Market prices summarize collective expectations about the likelihood of one or more double-doubles in this specific game and will move as lineup, injury, and in-game information arrives. Use market movement as a realtime signal of how new facts affect those expectations rather than as a fixed forecast.
A double-double is any single-game performance where a player reaches at least 10 in two official statistical categories (points, rebounds, assists, steals, or blocks) as recorded in the game's final official box score; only stats from the scheduled Washington vs. Utah game count.
Only players listed on the official game rosters for Washington or Utah and whose stats appear in the game's official box score are eligible; performances by players on other teams, or from other games, are not considered.
Statistics accumulated in overtime count toward the same game's box score; postponed or rescheduled games resolve according to KALSHI's settlement rules and the official governing body's box score once the match is completed; if the game is cancelled without a completed box score, the exchange's voiding or settlement policy will apply.
Announcements about starter status, last-minute injuries, minutes restrictions, confirmed rotations, or in-game foul trouble and ejections are the key drivers because they materially affect the likelihood a player will log the minutes and opportunities needed for a double-double.
Use historical and season averages as context to identify players more likely to reach double-doubles, but prioritize recent minutes, role changes, matchup-specific rebounding/assist dynamics, and up-to-date availability since rosters and usage patterns can change quickly.