Philadelphia draws largest NBA pool as Derrick White pricing diverges
The 7 Oracles NBA report put 995,000 dollars behind Philadelphia at Detroit at 44.5 cents, against 436,000 dollars behind the Pistons at 55.5 cents, with prices as of 1:30 PM ET on November 4. The same report found a 20 cent gap on Derrick White to record 6 or more assists, with Kalshi at 60 cents against books near 44 cents.
Philadelphia’s moneyline pool for its game at Detroit reached 995,000 dollars on Kalshi, the largest NBA pool in the November 4 report, according to PredictionMarketPicks.
The 7 Oracles NBA report priced Philadelphia at 44.5 cents, compared with 55.5 cents for the Pistons. Detroit’s pool stood at 436,000 dollars. Those prices were recorded at 1:30 PM ET on November 4.
Pool size and price point in different directions
Philadelphia attracted the larger dollar pool despite carrying the lower contract price. The figures distinguish the amount behind each side from the market’s pricing of the outcome: Detroit remained the higher-priced team.
PredictionMarketPicks’ account was published on Nov 5, 2026, at 1:45 AM ET. The figures therefore describe the November 4 snapshot, rather than prices at publication.
Derrick White comparison warrants care
The same report identified what it described as a 20 cent gap on Derrick White to record 6 or more assists, with Kalshi at 60 cents and books near 44 cents, according to PredictionMarketPicks.
Those stated prices imply a difference of approximately 16 cents, rather than 20 cents. The supplied summary does not explain the discrepancy.
What it means for prediction markets
- Pool size is not the same as outcome pricing: Philadelphia’s 995,000-dollar pool exceeded Detroit’s 436,000 dollars, while the Pistons carried the higher price.
- Timing matters: The team prices reflect 1:30 PM ET on November 4, not the report’s publication time.
- Cross-market comparisons need verification: The reported Derrick White gap does not match the arithmetic of the supplied prices, limiting how precisely readers can interpret that comparison.
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