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The Game 6 moneyline has the OKC Thunder at -250 (Indiana is +200), giving -6.5 to the Pacers on the spread, with the over/under estimate at 221.5. ABC is televising the games, with streaming by Fubo, SlingTV and Hulu+ Live TV.

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NBA Finals Game Lines: Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Indiana Pacers - 8:30 p.m. EDT Thursday, June 19th, 2025

There’s plenty of action left in the series, including the moneyline, parlays, and prop bets.

Some of the available lines and leaders:

Moneyline Game 4: - 250 Oklahoma City Thunder, Indiana Pacers +200. This is surprisingly close, given key man Haliburton’s iffy condition. But it’s hard to imagine that OKC will take their foot off the gas at this stage.

Spread: OKC is giving -6.5 to Indiana. Home court and desperation have kept this spread tight. Maybe oddsmakers saw the film ‘Hoosiers’ before laying this line. The Pacers are +155 on the moneyline to win the first half, with OKC -190.

Over/under: Now at 221.5, down from 230.5 in the opener. If Indiana has any hope, it lies in their full-court press, which has frustrated OKC at times. That should keep things relatively tight.

NBA Finals Tips, Picks and Predictions:

Most points in Game 6: Jalen Williams is -110 to go over 23.5 points. He’s been stroking in the last three games, and appears to have found his mojo with 40 points in the last game. His under on 23.5 is -120. Bet the over.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander: Is -135 to go over 33.5, while under is +100. It’s likely OKC plays a steady game and tries to get everyone involved, particularly since Williams is awake, so there’s likely no need for SGA to keep chucking it.

Rebounds - Chet Holmgren had 11 boards in Game 5, and his over here is +110 to go over 8.5. The extra adrenalin of a potential close-out makes this a tempting target.

Tyrese Haliburton: Isn’t going to dominate, but his over on points is just 13.5, carrying a -110. If you are a true believer and Haliburton manages to play a decent number of minutes, he should eclipse this mark. His under is -118 on the 13.5, which is the call if you believe he’ll largely be a decoy.

Pascal Siakim: He’ll carry a heavy burden to do something special to make up for Haliburton’s handicap. He’s -118 to go over 21.5, -115 to go under. He had 28 in Game 5, but you can bet OKC will keep a body on him if Haliburton doesn’t play or is ineffective.

NBA Finals Preview

It’s do-or-die for the Indiana Pacers, who have the home court advantage in Game 6, but a huge disadvantage in that team leader and catalyst Tyrese Haliburton has a calf injury that left him largely an observer in his team’s Game 5 loss.

Haliburton is vowing to play no matter what, but how effective he’ll be against the NBA’s toughest defense is a huge question mark. If Haliburton can’t go or is ineffective, the point guard burden falls to TJ McConnell, who had 18 points, four rebounds, and four assists in just 22 minutes of play in Game 5.

The Indiana team has had a number of unexpected heroes in its playoff run, and still has a deep bench and a savvy coach. It will be interesting to see what Indiana mastermind Rick Carlisle dials up to overcome the handicaps facing his team.

Meanwhile, as funny as it sounds, OKC has to avoid any letdown in this game. The young team has had moments in the playoffs where they let the other side rally, and they don’t want to lose and have to roll the dice on a Game 7, even if it’s on their home court.

The OKC offense seems to be waking up just in time. In their Game 5 120-109 win, Jalen Williams had 40 points, while Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (31 points, 10 assists) was his usual steady self and Chet Holmgren (11 rebounds) provided the muscle.

Teams that lead a best-of-seven series 3-2 have gone on to win the series 84.8% of the time, according to NBA stats.

Maybe Tyrese Haliburton summons the ghost of New York Knicks captain Willis Reed, who limped out of the Madison Square Garden tunnel and inspired his team to a championship victory in 1969.

But even if that happens, there’s worse news for Indiana: only one NBA team has won the championship after winning Game 6 at home but having to travel for Game 7. That team is the 2016 Cleveland Cavaliers, featuring one LeBron James. Neither he nor Reed are coming out of the tunnel for this game.

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