Tyrese Haliburton to score 20+ points and Indiana to win Game 4 BOOSTED to 5/1 - as the Pacers look to take a 3-1 lead in the NBA Finals
The Indiana Pacers claimed a huge win at home in Game 3 - upsetting Oklahoma City Thunder to take a 2-1 lead in the NBA Finals.
They will be looking to extend their series lead in Indianapolis early Saturday (BST) - as the two teams go head-to-head in Game 4.
The Pacers are 7/4 outsiders to cause yet another upset on their home court, while the Thunder are odds-on favourites to level proceedings before returning home for Game 5.
In addition to the head-to-head odds - there are four Price Boosts on offer with Sky Bet for Game 4.
The first two are for Shai Gilgeous-Alexander to score 35+ points and OKC Thunder to win at 7/4, and Gilgeous-Alexander to score 35+ points and Tyrese Haliburton to make 3+ threes at 4/1.
Gilgeous-Alexander was averaging 36 points per game across the first two fixtures of the NBA Finals, while Haliburton made four three-pointers in Game 3.
Meanwhile, the other two boosts are for Gilgeous-Alexander, Haliburton and Pascal Siakam to each score 20+ points at 9/2, and Haliburton to score 20+ points and Indiana Pacers to win at 5/1.
Gilgeous-Alexander has scored 20+ points in all three games of this series, while Siakam and Haliburton both scored 20+ points last time out.
Sky Bet odds for Indiana Pacers vs Oklahoma City Thunder (Game 4):
Oklahoma City Thunder 2/5
Indiana Pacers 7/4
Sky Bet Price Boosts for Indiana Pacers vs Oklahoma City Thunder:
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander to score 35+ points and OKC Thunder to win
WAS 6/4 NOW 7/4
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander to score 35+ points and Tyrese Haliburton to make 3+ threes
WAS 3/1 NOW 4/1
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Tyrese Haliburton and Pascal Siakam to each score 20+ points
WAS 7/2 NOW 9/2
Tyrese Haliburton to score 20+ points and Indiana Pacers to win
WAS 4/1 NOW 5/1
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