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03.11 23:22 UpdatedFair Value Reasoning:
Historical data indicates that triple-doubles in the NCAA Tournament are extremely rare. Since official assist tracking began in 1987, there have been only about 10 official triple-doubles (including Ja Morant in 2019 and Marcus Domask in 2024). This translates to a frequency of approximately 24% (9 out of 37 tournaments) where at least one occurred. Given the higher defensive intensity of tournament play compared to the regular season and the 40-minute game duration, the fair probability for 'Yes' should align with this historical baseline (~22%). The current market price of 28 cents slightly overvalues the event, likely pricing in a premium for star player hype.
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Divergence
There is a divergence between market pricing (28% probability) and historical statistical reality (~21-24% frequency). Mainstream media often hypes 'do-it-all' star players (like Kam Jones or similar archetypes active in the 2025/26 cycle) leading up to the tournament, causing retail bettors to overestimate the likelihood of 'Yes'. In reality, the pace and targeted defense of tournament games make triple-doubles significantly harder to achieve than in the regular season.