NBA back-to-backs tonight
Every team on the second night of a back-to-back, who they played yesterday, and how the price moved after the 1 p.m. injury report.
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Why back-to-backs move prices
- Rest decisions come late. Teams often sit starters on the second night, and the second-night report is due by 1 p.m. local. Most of the move happens right after it.
- Minutes decide player markets. A starter who sits frees 30-plus minutes and his share of possessions; specific teammates gain. Their markets move more than the game price.
- Travel counts. A team that played on the road yesterday and plays again tonight has less recovery than one that stayed home.
- Check both sides. When both teams are on the second night, the rest edge largely cancels out.
Terms on this page: back-to-back, injury report, usage rate.
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How do back-to-backs affect NBA prices?
Teams often rest players on the second night, and those decisions land in the second-night injury report, due by 1 p.m. local. Prices move most right after it, and player markets move more than the game price.
When is the injury report due on a back-to-back?
By 1 p.m. local time on the second day. The official report updates every 15 minutes after that.
How does this page find back-to-backs?
From Polymarket’s game listings: any team with a game yesterday and a game tonight. It updates every 2 minutes, and the price move is measured from 1 p.m. local on game day.
Does Game of Skill have its own number for these games?
Not yet. Market prices only until our model has been tested against last season.
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