Líder entre 13 opcionesAjustado por margen: las cotizaciones brutas sumaban más del 100% y se normalizaron.
Calidad del mercado
34 / 100
Baja calidad
Volumen 24h
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Liquidez
5,3 €
Baja liquidez
Spread
8.0 pt
Spread amplio
Datos de mercado
Actualizado hace 7 minutos
27 jul 26, 21:10 UTC7 nov 26, 14:00 UTC
Tendencias
Resultado24hProbabilidad
OG Anunoby
0%
Mikal Bridges
0%
Jalen Brunson
0%
Jordan Clarkson
0%
Jose Alvarado
0%
Andre Drummond
0%
Miles McBride
0%
Landry Shamet
0%
Karl-Anthony Towns
0%
Mohamed Diawara
0%
Pacôme Dadiet
0%
Reglas
If the named outcome starts the game for the New York Pro Basketball team in their first game of the 2026-27 Pro Basketball regular season, then the market resolves to Yes.
In order for the market to resolve Yes, the named outcome must start the first regular season game for New York and be on the floor at the time of the opening tip-off.
If the named outcome is announced as a starter for the first regular season game for New York but doesn't actually start the game due to injury or any other reason, the market resolves to No. Resolution is based solely on who starts the first regular season game for New York.
It is not affected by whether the named outcome retires, signs with another team, or is traded away from New York before that game.
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¿Cuáles son las probabilidades actuales de New York Opening Game Starters?
Kalshi cotiza Josh Hart al 94% a fecha de 8 de septiembre de 2026.
¿Cuándo se resuelve New York Opening Game Starters?
Está previsto que New York Opening Game Starters se resuelva el 7 de noviembre de 2026.
¿Cómo se liquida New York Opening Game Starters?
Kalshi liquida este mercado del siguiente modo: If the named outcome starts the game for the New York Pro Basketball team in their first game of the 2026-27 Pro Basketball regular season, then the market resolves to Yes.