Celtics vs 76ers score: Paul George scores 36 in a 123-101 Boston win in Philadelphia, and the two teams' title prices move in opposite directions
Tyrese Maxey led Philadelphia with 24 points. Brown picked up four early fouls and, in the Boston Globe's words, "never got untracked." The AP reported that Joel Embiid landed awkwardly and hit the floor on a missed layup late in the second half; the reports we read did not include an injury update. Entering the game, Embiid had missed 27 of his 30 three-point attempts this season, per the AP. ESPN's standings page, not yet updated for Tuesday's result when we read it, listed Philadelphia first in the East at 9-2 and Boston second at 8-2. The result should move Boston to 9-2 and Philadelphia to 9-3, putting the Celtics half a game ahead.
What the market is pricing
2027 NBA championship prices before the game, shortly after it, and on Wednesday morning, from BetG8's live board:
| Team | Polymarket, Nov 10 12:45 UTC | Polymarket, Nov 11 07:23 | Kalshi, Nov 10 12:45 | Kalshi, Nov 11 07:23 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boston Celtics | 6.5% | 7.5% | 6.5% | 7.5% |
| Philadelphia 76ers | 13.4% | 12.4% | 12.5% | 12.0% |
At 03:48 UTC, after the game, Philadelphia was 12.8% on Polymarket and 12.0% on Kalshi, so its Polymarket price has kept sliding overnight while Boston has held at 7.5%. The two venues now agree exactly on Boston, which is unusual on a board where gaps of half a point to a point are common. At 7.5%, the implied American odds are about +1233. Pregame, Polymarket's moneyline had Boston at 52.5% to win the game, so the result itself was close to a coin flip in market terms; the 22-point margin was the surprise.
Where Boston and Philadelphia sit on the full board
San Antonio leads the title market at 22.5% on Polymarket and 21.5% on Kalshi, followed by Oklahoma City at 15.5% and 14.5%. Philadelphia is third and still the top-priced Eastern team. Boston is tied with New York for fourth on Polymarket at 7.5%; the Knicks are 6.5% on Kalshi. Detroit, third in the East standings at 6-3, is 4.0% and 3.5%. In other words, the market still values Philadelphia at well over half again Boston's price despite Tuesday's result and the near-identical records. The full table is on the live NBA championship odds page.
Why one game moves a price
A 22-point road win between the East's two best records is the kind of head-to-head evidence that traders weigh more than an ordinary regular-season result, and the Embiid fall adds uncertainty to Philadelphia's side. The moves are still modest: a point on Boston and a point or less on Philadelphia. Early-season title prices are driven mostly by long-run views of rosters and health, and November results tend to shift them gradually. For other recent NBA movers, see our Warriors championship odds report, where Golden State shows the widest venue gap on the NBA title board at 2.3% on Polymarket and 5.5% on Kalshi.
What to watch next
Any update on Embiid after his fall, which would matter far more to Philadelphia's price than one loss. Boston completes a back-to-back at Toronto, and the 76ers host the Raptors on Thursday. On the market, watch whether Philadelphia's Polymarket price keeps drifting toward Kalshi's 12.0%.
Method and limits
Title prices come from BetG8's live board, which reads Polymarket and Kalshi every five minutes, so a reading can lag by up to that interval. The November 10 and 03:48 UTC readings were logged by BetG8's newsroom, and the pregame moneyline came from Polymarket's public Gamma API. Box score details are as reported by the AP and the Boston Globe; standings are from ESPN, and the post-game records are our arithmetic from that table. Prices are not forecasts, and nothing here is betting advice.
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Frequently asked questions
What was the Celtics vs 76ers score?
Boston won 123-101 in Philadelphia on November 10, 2026. Paul George scored 36 points with six 3-pointers and Jayson Tatum had 21; Tyrese Maxey led Philadelphia with 24.
What are the Celtics' championship odds?
At 07:23 UTC on November 11, 2026, Boston was 7.5% to win the 2027 NBA title on both Kalshi and Polymarket, up from 6.5% on Tuesday morning. That is a market price, not a prediction.
Are the 76ers still favored over the Celtics?
In the title market, yes. Philadelphia was 12.4% on Polymarket and 12.0% on Kalshi on Wednesday morning, third overall behind San Antonio and Oklahoma City.
Sources
- AP via Portland Press Herald, Jayson Tatum gets better of Jaylen Brown as Celtics beat 76ers
- Boston Globe, Game report: Celtics at 76ers (Nov. 10)
- ESPN, NBA standings 2026-27
- BetG8, NBA championship odds, read 07:23 UTC, November 11, 2026
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