Washington vs Chicago C: Hits + Runs + RBIs

The total equals the sum of hits, runs, and RBIs credited to the specific team named in the outcome as recorded in the official game box score; it reflects what the official scorer and league data provider record for that game.

The platform will publish a definitive market close time on the event page prior to the trading cutoff; final resolution is based on the official final box score once the game is complete, including extra innings if played.

The market resolves to the totals reported by the event’s designated official data provider (typically the league’s official box score feed) as used by the platform for finalization.

Yes. Any hits, runs, and RBIs recorded in the official box score — including those in extra innings and those credited to substitute players — count toward the total.

Watch announced starting pitchers and any late scratches, the confirmed official lineups and batting order, weather and wind forecasts, bullpen availability or late pitching changes, and live scoring updates — each can materially change offensive projections for the market.