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OKC Thunder vs Indiana Pacers Player Props, Best Bets & Updated Odds for Game 3

Sascha Paruk

By Sascha Paruk in NBA Basketball

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Indiana Pacers forward Aaron Nesmith drives around Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
Jun 8, 2025; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA; Indiana Pacers forward Aaron Nesmith (23) moves the ball past Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (2) during the third quarter of game two of the 2025 NBA Finals at Paycom Center. Mandatory Credit: Alonzo Adams-Imagn Images
  • Player props are out for Game 3 between the OKC Thunder and Indiana Pacers
  • SGA has stayed under 33.5 points in five of seven road games this postseason
  • See the OKC Thunder vs Indiana Pacers odds, player props, and best bets for June 11

On Wednesday night, the Indiana Pacers will host their first NBA Finals game since June 16, 2000, and Gainbridge Fieldhouse is sure to be electric when the Pacers and OKC Thunder tip-off at 8:35 pm ET.

OKC, which has been favored in every playoff game to date, continues that trend in Wednesday’s Thunder/Pacers odds.

Thunder vs Pacers Odds

Bet TypeThunderPacers
Spread-5.0 (-115)+5.0 (-105)
Moneyline-225+185
TotalO 228.5 (-115)U 228.5 (-105)

The Thunder are currently laying five points against the spread and -225 odds on the moneyline, giving OKC a 69.23% implied win probability. The Pacers come back as +185 underdogs, which amounts to just a 35.09% implied win probability. The game total has been bet up from the opening number of 226.5 to 228.5, and the over is slightly favored at -115.

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Indiana won outright (111-110) as a +390 underdog in Game 1 last Thursday. Oklahoma City responded with a 123-107 beatdown in Game 2 on Sunday, cashing as hyper-short -550 favorites and covering the 11-point spread. Game 1 stayed under its total of 230, while Game 2 narrowly went over its total of 228.5.

OKC’s NBA championship odds improved from -320 to -546, on average, after their Game 2 victory. Indiana’s faded from +258 to +411.

OKC Thunder vs IND Pacers Player Props

PlayerPointsReboundsAssistsThrees Made
S. Gilgeous-Alexander (OKC)33.5 (O -105 | U -125)5.5 (O +105 | U -135)6.5 (O -140 | U +110)1.5 (O -130 | U -100)
Jalen Williams (OKC)21.5 (O -105 | U -125)5.5 (O -125 | U -105)5.5 (O +120 | U -154)1.5 (O -130 | U -100)
Pascal Siakam (IND)19.5 (O -105 | U -125)7.5 (O -100 | U -130)3.5 (O +124 | U -160)1.5 (O +145 | U -188)
Tyrese Haliburton (IND)17.5 (O -110 | U -120)4.5 (O -154 | U +120)8.5 (O +114 | U -145)2.5 (O +105 | U -135)
Chet Holmgren (OKC)14.5 (O -125 | U -105)8.5 (O +105 | U -135)1.5 (O +130 | U -166)1.5 (O +124 | U -160)
Myles Turner (IND)14.5 (O -125 | U -105)5.5 (O -130 | U -100)1.5 (O +135 | U -175)1.5 (O -125 | U -105)
Aaron Nesmith (IND)12.5 (O -125 | U -105)5.5 (O +110 | U -140)0.5 (O -220 | U +170)2.5 (O +110 | U -140)
Andrew Nembhard (IND)11.5 (O -115 | U -115)3.5 (O -100 | U -130)4.5 (O -154 | U +120)1.5 (O +140 | U -180)
Alex Caruso (OKC)9.5 (O -120 | U -110)3.5 (O +105 | U -135)2.5 (O +105 | U -135)1.5 (O -105 | U -125)
Obi Toppin (IND)9.5 (O -115 | U -115)4.5 (O +110 | U -140)1.5 (O +135 | U -175)1.5 (O +110 | U -140)
Bennedict Mathurin (IND)8.5 (O -115 | U -115)2.5 (O -125 | U -105)0.5 (O -175 | U +134)0.5 (O -110 | U -120)
Luguentz Dort (OKC)7.5 (O -135 | U +105)3.5 (O -140 | U +110)1.5 (O +170 | U -220)1.5 (O -160 | U +124)
TJ McConnell (IND)6.5 (O -120 | U -110)2.5 (O +120 | U -154)3.5 (O -115 | U -115)0.5 (O +240 | U -330)
Isaiah Hartenstein (OKC) 6.5 (O -120 | U -110)7.5 (O +114 | U -145)1.5 (O -160 | U +124)OFF
Aaron Wiggins (OKC)6.5 (O -100 | U -130)2.5 (O +124 | U -160)0.5 (O -160 | U +124)0.5 (O -166 U +130)
Cason Wallace (OKC)6.5 (O +105 | U -135)2.5 (O -145 | U +114)1.5 (O -140 | U +110)O.5 (O -188 | U +145)

NBA player props from DraftKings on June 11. See the latest info on DraftKings Missouri before launch later this year.

SGA (30.4 PPG, 5.6 RPG, 6.8 APG postseason) has a game-high point total of 33.5, which is up a point from Game 1 but down a point from Game 2. He went over his 32.5-point total in Game 1, dropping 38. He stayed half a point under his 34.5-point total in Game 2.

For the third straight game, no one on the Indiana side has a total higher than 19.5. The Pacers’ offense has continued to be incredibly balanced in the finals. No one hit the 20-point plateau in Games 1 or 2, but every starter was in double-figures in both games.

Thunder vs Pacers Best Bets for Game 3

  • Gilgeous-Alexander under 33.5 points (-115) at bet365
  • Nesmith over 5.5 rebounds (+110) at DraftKings

My favorite player props for Game 3 is SGA to stay under 33.5 points, which is priced at -115 at bet365. (It’s as short as -125 at DK.) Gilgeous-Alexander is averaging just over 30 PPG for the postseason as a whole, but that number drops to just 28.3 PPG in road games. In seven away games to date, he’s gone over 33 just twice and stayed under in the other five. That includes two games in which he didn’t even hit 20 (Game 3 vs Denver and Game 3 vs Minnesota).

My second pick for OKC/IND is Pacers forward Aaron Nesmith (13.8 PPG, 5.8 RPG, 1.1 APG postseason) to go over 5.5 rebounds at +110. Nesmith was held to just four last time out, but has a game-high 12 in the series opener and is averaging a shade over 5.5 for the playoffs as a whole. The Pacers’ most-reliable three-point shooter (49.5% from beyond the arc on 5.6 attempts per game in the playoffs), I will be stunned if Nesmith doesn’t play more than the 26 minutes he saw in Game 2, which was a big part of the reason he was held to just four boards.

Sascha Paruk
Sascha Paruk

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Sascha has been working in the sports-betting industry since 2014, and quickly paired his strong writing skills with a burgeoning knowledge of probability and statistics. He holds an undergraduate degree in linguistics and a Juris Doctor from the University of British Columbia.

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