Resolution criteria

• This market resolves to YES if the official total combined score scored by both the Indiana Pacers and the New Orleans Pelicans in their designated NBA game is 243 points or greater (i.e., strictly greater than 242.5 points).

• This market resolves to NO if the total combined score is 242 points or fewer.

• Overtime periods, if any, are included in the final official score.

• The outcome will be determined using the official NBA box score published at NBA.com or ESPN.

• If the market does not specify a specific date in the title, it resolves based on the next scheduled game between the two teams. If the game is canceled or postponed beyond 48 hours of its scheduled tip-off time, the creator should edit or resolve the market according to standard platform settlement rules.

Background

The Indiana Pacers and New Orleans Pelicans frequently feature high-tempo offenses with significant pace, often leading sportsbooks to set game totals well into the 230s and 240s. A line of 242.5 requires the two teams to average roughly 60.75 points per quarter combined, or approximately 121.5 points per team. Bettors typically evaluate team pace, offensive/defensive ratings, back-to-back scheduling, and player availability on the injury report (notably key playmakers and perimeter shooters) when projecting whether a matchup will clear high totals.

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