Resolution Criteria

This market resolves YES if Victor Wembanyama scores 31 or more points in the San Antonio Spurs’ first official game of the 2026–27 NBA regular season.

It resolves NO if Wembanyama plays in that game and scores 30 or fewer points.

For this market, the Spurs’ “first regular-season game” means the first official 2026–27 regular-season game actually played by San Antonio and recorded as such by the NBA.

If Wembanyama does not play at all in the Spurs’ first regular-season game, the market resolves N/A. Being listed on the roster or sitting on the bench does not count as playing; he must record official playing time in the NBA box score.

If the originally scheduled opener is postponed before it begins and another Spurs regular-season game is played first, that game will become the relevant season opener for this market.

If the scheduled opener is postponed but remains the first regular-season game ultimately played by San Antonio, the market will remain unresolved until that game is completed.

If the game begins and is later suspended or interrupted, resolution will be based on the final official NBA box score once the game is completed or the NBA otherwise finalizes its official statistics.

If the relevant season or game is cancelled in circumstances where no qualifying Spurs regular-season opener takes place, the market resolves N/A.

The official NBA box score will be the primary resolution source.

The market is intentionally scheduled to close one hour before the expected tip-off, preserving a genuine forecasting window while reducing trading based on late pre-game information or developments already emerging courtside.