Pacers vs Thunder Odds for Game 7 – Spread, Moneyline & Total

• The Indiana Pacers dominated the OKC Thunder on Thursday night to force a decisive Game 7 in the 2025 NBA Finals
• OKC has opened as a big home favorite for Sunday’s Game 7
• See the Pacers vs Thunder odds for Game 7 including the point spread, moneyline, and game total

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.

Indiana Pacers vs OKC Thunder Odds for Game 7

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.

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.

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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.

The Pacers used their trademark balanced offense to run away with Game 6. Six different players finished in double-figures, with Obi Toppin scoring a team-high 20 off the bench.

Injured point guard Tyrese Haliburton played through a calf strain, scoring 15 points with five assists and one rebound and in 22 minutes. Backup point guard TJ McConnell played a series-high 24 minutes, stuffing the stat sheet with 12 points. nine rebounds, and six dimes.

OKC was absolutely horrendous from the field, shooting just 31-of-74 (42%) and an ugly 8-of-30 from beyond the arc (27%). The Thunder will finish the postseason just 5-5 straight-up on the road. But heading into Game 7, they’re 10-2 SU at home. In the regular season, OKC was an NBA-best 35-6 SU at the Paycom Center.

The Pacers are 6-5 straight-up in road games in the playoffs, continuing a trend from the regular season when they went 20-20 in away games. Indiana managed to steal Game 1 in Oklahoma City (111-110) but OKC answered back with a 123-107 rout in Game 2 and a convincing 120-109 win in Game 5.

OKC’s dominance at home extends to its ATS record. In addition to going 10-2 straight-up, the Thunder are a highly profitable 9-3 ATS at home. Indiana is 7-4 ATS in the postseason on the road.

Game 7 is scheduled to tip-off at 7:05 pm CT/8:05 pm ET on Sunday, June 22nd.

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