As the 2026-27 NBA season opens, the three-pointers made per game leader market shows Stephen Curry holding the highest implied probability at 40.5 percent, followed by Luka Doncic and Anthony Edwards, with a broad field of perimeter specialists and volume shooters clustered at lower levels. Early positioning stems from historical shooting efficiency, expected usage rates in new team schemes, and off-season roster adjustments that shape minutes and attempts. Curry’s track record as a high-volume marksman, Doncic’s playmaking that creates open looks, and Edwards’ athletic finishing around the arc keep the top tier competitive, while injury recoveries, training camp rotations, and schedule strength introduce variability that traders weigh against past per-game averages.