Ausar Thompson holds a commanding lead in NBA steals per game at 2.0 over 71 contests for the Detroit Pistons, surging ahead with a 2.5 SPG mark in March—including a career-high seven-steal outing on March 21—and consistent multi-steal games fueling trader consensus at 93% implied probability. Challengers like Dyson Daniels (1.96 SPG in 75 games, 147 total steals) and Cason Wallace (1.95 SPG, 150 steals) lag despite higher volume, as Thompson's efficiency in fewer minutes proves decisive with under 10 regular-season games remaining. Scenarios challenging this include Pistons resting Thompson amid playoff positioning, an injury sidelining him, or challengers posting 3+ SPG explosions in back-to-backs.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data. This is not trading advice and plays no role in how this market resolves. · UpdatedAusar Thompson 92.8%
Dyson Daniels 3.3%
Cason Wallace 1.7%
Tyrese Maxey <1%
$623,769 Vol.
$623,769 Vol.
Apr 12, 2026
Ausar Thompson
93%
Dyson Daniels
3%
Cason Wallace
2%
Tyrese Maxey
1%
Kawhi Leonard
<1%
Lonzo Ball
<1%
Jalen Williams
<1%
Alex Caruso
<1%
Herbert Jones
<1%
Paolo Banchero
<1%
Matisse Thybulle
<1%
De'Aaron Fox
<1%
Luka Doncic
<1%
Kelly Oubre Jr.
<1%
Kris Dunn
<1%
Anthony Davis
<1%
Toumani Camara
<1%
Mikal Bridges
<1%
LaMelo Ball
<1%
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
<1%
Jalen Suggs
<1%
Nikola Jokic
<1%
OG Anunoby
<1%
Bam Adebayo
<1%
Andrew Nembhard
<1%
Amen Thompson
<1%
Draymond Green
<1%
Tari Eason
<1%
Victor Wembanyama
<1%
Paul George
<1%
Josh Hart
<1%
Reed Sheppard
<1%
Keon Ellis
<1%
Anthony Edwards
<1%
Jimmy Butler
<1%
James Harden
<1%
T.J. McConnell
<1%
Jaren Jackson Jr.
<1%
Scottie Barnes
<1%
Franz Wagner
<1%
Luguentz Dort
<1%
Jordan Poole
<1%
Jaden McDaniels
<1%
Ausar Thompson 92.8%
Dyson Daniels 3.3%
Cason Wallace 1.7%
Tyrese Maxey <1%
$623,769 Vol.
$623,769 Vol.
Apr 12, 2026
Ausar Thompson
$16,896 Vol.
93%
Dyson Daniels
$227,626 Vol.
3%
Cason Wallace
$34,533 Vol.
2%
Tyrese Maxey
$7,376 Vol.
1%
Kawhi Leonard
$7,731 Vol.
<1%
Lonzo Ball
$15,316 Vol.
<1%
Jalen Williams
$15,105 Vol.
<1%
Alex Caruso
$5,371 Vol.
<1%
Herbert Jones
$5,568 Vol.
<1%
Paolo Banchero
$7,317 Vol.
<1%
Matisse Thybulle
$5,462 Vol.
<1%
De'Aaron Fox
$42,996 Vol.
<1%
Luka Doncic
$3,983 Vol.
<1%
Kelly Oubre Jr.
$24,804 Vol.
<1%
Kris Dunn
$3,404 Vol.
<1%
Anthony Davis
$6,027 Vol.
<1%
Toumani Camara
$15,684 Vol.
<1%
Mikal Bridges
$17,142 Vol.
<1%
LaMelo Ball
$4,617 Vol.
<1%
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
$36,564 Vol.
<1%
Jalen Suggs
$5,896 Vol.
<1%
Nikola Jokic
$39,051 Vol.
<1%
OG Anunoby
$3,417 Vol.
<1%
Bam Adebayo
$2,947 Vol.
<1%
Andrew Nembhard
$4,113 Vol.
<1%
Amen Thompson
$4,975 Vol.
<1%
Draymond Green
$5,448 Vol.
<1%
Tari Eason
$0 Vol.
<1%
Victor Wembanyama
$4,180 Vol.
<1%
Paul George
$4,954 Vol.
<1%
Josh Hart
$3,651 Vol.
<1%
Reed Sheppard
$6,704 Vol.
<1%
Keon Ellis
$2,798 Vol.
<1%
Anthony Edwards
$2,156 Vol.
<1%
Jimmy Butler
$0 Vol.
<1%
James Harden
$2,859 Vol.
<1%
T.J. McConnell
$3,747 Vol.
<1%
Jaren Jackson Jr.
$5,923 Vol.
<1%
Scottie Barnes
$4,469 Vol.
<1%
Franz Wagner
$1,994 Vol.
<1%
Luguentz Dort
$4,730 Vol.
<1%
Jordan Poole
$3,036 Vol.
<1%
Jaden McDaniels
$3,196 Vol.
<1%
This market will resolve according to the player that finishes the 2025–26 NBA regular season with the highest steals per-game average of any qualified player.
In the event of a tie for the highest steals per-game average, this market will resolve in favor of the player who appeared in the greater number of games. If the tied players also played the same number of games, the market will resolve in favor of the player whose listed last name comes first alphabetically.
Qualification for inclusion in official NBA leaderboards (such as minimum games or statistical thresholds) will be determined according to NBA rules and applied exactly as reflected in the official leaderboard.
The resolution source will be the NBA (NBA.com/stats).Ausar Thompson holds a commanding lead in NBA steals per game at 2.0 over 71 contests for the Detroit Pistons, surging ahead with a 2.5 SPG mark in March—including a career-high seven-steal outing on March 21—and consistent multi-steal games fueling trader consensus at 93% implied probability. Challengers like Dyson Daniels (1.96 SPG in 75 games, 147 total steals) and Cason Wallace (1.95 SPG, 150 steals) lag despite higher volume, as Thompson's efficiency in fewer minutes proves decisive with under 10 regular-season games remaining. Scenarios challenging this include Pistons resting Thompson amid playoff positioning, an injury sidelining him, or challengers posting 3+ SPG explosions in back-to-backs.
This market will resolve according to the player that finishes the 2025–26 NBA regular season with the highest steals per-game average of any qualified player.
In the event of a tie for the highest steals per-game average, this market will resolve in favor of the player who appeared in the greater number of games. If the tied players also played the same number of games, the market will resolve in favor of the player whose listed last name comes first alphabetically.
Qualification for inclusion in official NBA leaderboards (such as minimum games or statistical thresholds) will be determined according to NBA rules and applied exactly as reflected in the official leaderboard.
The resolution source will be the NBA (NBA.com/stats).
In the event of a tie for the highest steals per-game average, this market will resolve in favor of the player who appeared in the greater number of games. If the tied players also played the same number of games, the market will resolve in favor of the player whose listed last name comes first alphabetically.
Qualification for inclusion in official NBA leaderboards (such as minimum games or statistical thresholds) will be determined according to NBA rules and applied exactly as reflected in the official leaderboard.
The resolution source will be the NBA (NBA.com/stats).
Market Opened: Oct 22, 2025, 1:45 AM ET
Volume
$623,769End Date
Apr 12, 2026Market Opened
Oct 22, 2025, 1:45 AM ETResolution Source
https://www.nba.com/statsResolver
0x2F5e3684c...This market will resolve according to the player that finishes the 2025–26 NBA regular season with the highest steals per-game average of any qualified player.
In the event of a tie for the highest steals per-game average, this market will resolve in favor of the player who appeared in the greater number of games. If the tied players also played the same number of games, the market will resolve in favor of the player whose listed last name comes first alphabetically.
Qualification for inclusion in official NBA leaderboards (such as minimum games or statistical thresholds) will be determined according to NBA rules and applied exactly as reflected in the official leaderboard.
The resolution source will be the NBA (NBA.com/stats).Ausar Thompson holds a commanding lead in NBA steals per game at 2.0 over 71 contests for the Detroit Pistons, surging ahead with a 2.5 SPG mark in March—including a career-high seven-steal outing on March 21—and consistent multi-steal games fueling trader consensus at 93% implied probability. Challengers like Dyson Daniels (1.96 SPG in 75 games, 147 total steals) and Cason Wallace (1.95 SPG, 150 steals) lag despite higher volume, as Thompson's efficiency in fewer minutes proves decisive with under 10 regular-season games remaining. Scenarios challenging this include Pistons resting Thompson amid playoff positioning, an injury sidelining him, or challengers posting 3+ SPG explosions in back-to-backs.
This market will resolve according to the player that finishes the 2025–26 NBA regular season with the highest steals per-game average of any qualified player.
In the event of a tie for the highest steals per-game average, this market will resolve in favor of the player who appeared in the greater number of games. If the tied players also played the same number of games, the market will resolve in favor of the player whose listed last name comes first alphabetically.
Qualification for inclusion in official NBA leaderboards (such as minimum games or statistical thresholds) will be determined according to NBA rules and applied exactly as reflected in the official leaderboard.
The resolution source will be the NBA (NBA.com/stats).
In the event of a tie for the highest steals per-game average, this market will resolve in favor of the player who appeared in the greater number of games. If the tied players also played the same number of games, the market will resolve in favor of the player whose listed last name comes first alphabetically.
Qualification for inclusion in official NBA leaderboards (such as minimum games or statistical thresholds) will be determined according to NBA rules and applied exactly as reflected in the official leaderboard.
The resolution source will be the NBA (NBA.com/stats).
Volume
$623,769End Date
Apr 12, 2026Market Opened
Oct 22, 2025, 1:45 AM ETResolution Source
https://www.nba.com/statsResolver
0x2F5e3684c...Ausar Thompson holds a commanding lead in NBA steals per game at 2.0 over 71 contests for the Detroit Pistons, surging ahead with a 2.5 SPG mark in March—including a career-high seven-steal outing on March 21—and consistent multi-steal games fueling trader consensus at 93% implied probability. Challengers like Dyson Daniels (1.96 SPG in 75 games, 147 total steals) and Cason Wallace (1.95 SPG, 150 steals) lag despite higher volume, as Thompson's efficiency in fewer minutes proves decisive with under 10 regular-season games remaining. Scenarios challenging this include Pistons resting Thompson amid playoff positioning, an injury sidelining him, or challengers posting 3+ SPG explosions in back-to-backs.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data. This is not trading advice and plays no role in how this market resolves. · Updated
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