NBA Player Points Escalator historical data
NBA Player Points Escalator price history on Kalshi: 119 markets, every order book change and trade, as daily Parquet files.
Example market: Nickeil Alexander-Walker player points escalator
207.8 thousand rows119 markets2 MB7 datasets, full order book includedUpdated daily
Datasets
One file per dataset per UTC day. Data dictionary · Hourly coverage
| Dataset | What it holds | Plan | Sample |
|---|---|---|---|
| Order book (L2, incremental) book_l2 | Every price level and every change to the YES and NO bid books. Snapshot rows set a level; delta rows add to it. 9 columns
| Full book | SampleParquet·CSV |
| Order book snapshots (top 10, 1 second) book_snap_1s | The top ten YES bid and ask levels at the end of every second in which the book changed. 43 columns
| Research | SampleParquet·CSV |
| Top of book (every change) bbo | Best YES bid and ask with sizes, one row each time any of the four values changes. 8 columns
| Research | SampleParquet·CSV |
| Top of book (1-minute bars) bbo_1m | Minute bars of the YES mid with closing bid and ask, plus trade count and volume. 12 columns
| Research | SampleParquet·CSV |
| Trades trades | Every recorded fill with YES price, size, and taker side. 8 columns
| Research | SampleParquet·CSV |
| Markets (point-in-time universe) markets | One row per market open at any time during the day: terms, strikes, times, tick size, rules, fees, and outcome. 22 columns
| Explorer | SampleParquet·CSV |
| Settlements settlements | Every market that settled during the day: result, settlement value, the underlying value it settled on, and when. 15 columns
| Explorer | SampleParquet·CSV |
Use it in code
API docs · MCP server · Backtest guide · Historical data guide
# pip install "kalshieye[pandas]" from kalshieye import Client kx = Client() # reads KALSHIEYE_API_KEY df = kx.load("bbo_1m", "2026-10-31", "2026-10-31", series="KXNBAESCALATORPTS")