NBA Finals 2025: Pacers vs Thunder Odds for Game 7: Spread, Moneyline & Total/under-over.

The Indiana Pacers (65-39 SU, 50-52-2 ATS) came out guns blazing on Thursday night, taking a 22-point lead into halftime (64-42) and cruising to an easy 108-91 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder (83-21 SU, 62-38-4 ATS), evening the best-of-seven series at 3-3 inn the process.

Indiana’s win forces a winner-take-all Game 7 on Sunday night in OKC and, despite the Pacers’ Game 6 domination, the Thunder are big favorites in Game 7.

Obi Toppin led the way with 20 points off the bench with Pascal Siakam and Tyrese Haliburton adding 17 and 14 points respectively.

Haliburton was questionable to play in the lead up to the game with a calf strain but looked like a man on the mission all game. And to make matters better for the hobbled star, he only had to play 23 minutes heading into Sunday’s decisive Game 7 in Oklahoma City.

Indiana Pacers vs OKC Thunder Odds for Game 7 of NBA Finals 2025

Bet Type Pacers Thunder

Moneyline +280 -355

Spread +9.0 (-110) -9.0 (-110

Total O 214.5 (-110) U 214.5 (-110)

The Thunder are laying nine points in the opening odds for Game 7, and are -355 favorites on the moneyline, which gives them a 78.02% implied win probability. The Pacers come back as +280 road underdogs (26.32% implied win probability). The game total is just 214.5 with -110 odds each way. The previous lowest total in the series was 222.5 in Game 6.

Editor’s note: as of 11:43 pm ET, the spread had moved to OKC -8.5 (-108)/IND +8.5 (-112). The OKC moneyline had come down to -345, while the Pacers had improved to +275. The game total was still 214.5 but the under shortened to -112 with the over at -108.

Via Sportsbettingdime

The Thunder started the series as massive -675 favorites to win the title (87.10% implied win probability). The game spread was OKC -2.5 (-115), meaning oddsmakers thought it was more likely than not that OKC would win it in four or five. Indiana was a +490 longshot in the NBA championship odds ahead of Game 1 (16.95% implied win probability).

Three of the last four games in the series have stayed under the total (and four of six overall). Thursday’s Game 6 wasn’t a sweat for under bettors; the teams landed on 199 points against a total of 222.5.

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