The 7 Oracles built a full set of NBA pages this season. Most people find one of them, use it once, and never find the other four. This is the map.
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That Short is the 60-second version of the one page that matters most on a chaotic night: the injury report, and who's ready to break out when a star sits. But the injury page is one piece of a workflow. Here's the whole thing, what each page has, and the order I'd use them in.
Start Here: The NBA Hub
predictionmarketspicks.com/nba is the front door. Bookmark this one and you can get to everything else.
What's on it:
- Tonight's slate, with tip times in Eastern.
- Kalshi game lines for every game: to win, spread and total.
- The day's 7 Oracles NBA Report, pinned right on the page.
- The NBA tools: a live count of how many prop strikes are priced right now, and the top names on today's injury report.
- Futures: the 2027 championship, conference winners and MVP, all trading on Kalshi all season. Each contract pays $1 if it hits and $0 if it doesn't, so the price in cents reads as the market's probability.
How to use it: open it in the afternoon, see what's on the slate, see who's hurt, and click into whatever needs a closer look.
Who's Out, and Who Benefits: The Injury Page
NBA Injury Report + Who Benefits is the page in the video, and it's the one that changes your night.
It shows three things on one screen:
- The official injury report. Pulled from the league's game-day update and refreshed every 30 minutes after, so a late scratch shows up before tip.
- Who gained when he sat. For each absent player, the teammates whose minutes, points, rebounds, assists and usage went up in past games without him, over the last two seasons. The number of games is printed on every row, so a three-game fluke can't fool you.
- Today's Kalshi price on those teammates' lines.
How to use it: every number on a card is the teammate's per-game average without the star minus his average with him. Read the sample size before you read the number. A big jump over four games is a rumor. A solid jump over 30 games is a pattern.
And if a guy is questionable, prepare both branches. If he plays, you've got his lines and his teammates' usual roles. If he sits, you've got the list of who stepped up last time. I went deeper on that fork in Is He Playing or Not?
Where It's Cheapest: The Prop Price Board
Knowing who benefits is half the job. The other half is the price, because a great pivot at a line that already moved isn't a great trade.
The NBA Prop Price Board puts every Kalshi NBA player-prop strike next to DraftKings, FanDuel, BetRivers, Fanatics, ESPN, Novig and ProphetX at the same strike, and marks the cheapest venue on each side with the Kalshi fee already included.
How to read it: Kalshi's "25+ points" contract settles on 24.5, so it sits beside an over/under 24.5. YES is the over, NO is the under. A venue only shows up when it quotes that exact strike, so you're always comparing the same contract. Props list close to tip-off, and games drop off the board at tip, so every price you see is pre-game.
How to use it: take the teammate the injury page flagged, find his line here, and see whether the market already caught up. If you've got your own number, run it through the EV Calculator at the listed price, then the Kelly calculator to size it.
The Daily Read: The 7 Oracles NBA Report
Today's 7 Oracles NBA Report goes up every day at 1:30 p.m. ET. It's the short version of the whole slate: where the money is on Kalshi tonight, where the venues disagree, and the injury news that's moving lines.
How to use it: read it before you open anything else. It tells you which games deserve your time, then the hub, injury page and prop board let you dig in. Past reports stay up by date, so you can go back and check how a read played out.
Skip the Clicking: The NBA MCP Server
If you live in Claude, ChatGPT, Grok or Cursor, you don't have to open any of these pages. The NBA MCP server puts the same boards inside your AI agent. Free, no API key, no account.
The NBA tools do the work: nba_prop_board for props, nba_game_board for game lines and nba_injury_impact for who benefits. Ask it like a person:
- "Embiid's out tonight β who benefits?"
- "Where is LeBron's points line cheapest tonight?"
- "Knicks to win on Kalshi vs the books β which is cheaper?"
Every answer links back to the same prices on the site. Setup takes about a minute on the NBA MCP page.
The Workflow, Start to Finish
- 1:30 p.m. ET: read the NBA Report.
- Check the hub for the slate and the game lines.
- Open the injury page and note who gains if the questionable guys sit.
- Price those players on the prop board and see where they're cheapest.
- Before tip, recheck the injury page. It refreshes every 30 minutes.
None of these pages tell you what to do. They show you what the market is pricing, what happened last time, and where the price is best. The call is yours. We just make sure you're not the last one to know.
Start at the NBA hub, and keep an eye on PredictionMarketsPicks.com/sports as we keep adding to it.