Knicks Hold 53.45% After Game 1 Road Steal in NBA Finals
The Knicks series contract holds at 53.45% as of 12:40 UTC Thursday, up 18.1 percentage points from Wednesday's 35.35% open after stealing Game 1 in San Antonio.
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The New York Knicks series contract sits at 53.45% as of 12:40 UTC Thursday, up 18.1 percentage points from Wednesday's session open of 35.35%. When the price first vaulted past 54% late Wednesday night, New York had just stolen Game 1 of the 2026 NBA Finals in San Antonio — and the market has since settled just 0.3 points below its sampled session high of 53.75%, reached at 03:50 UTC as the comeback was confirmed. The repricing looks market-wide, not a single-block move.
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