Game 6 same game parlay – Thursday, June 19
NBA picks: Thunder vs. Pacers NBA Finals | Game 6 same game parlay – Thursday, June 19
The Oklahoma City Thunder will meet the Indiana Pacers in a pivotal Game 6 of the NBA Finals. For same-game parlay suggestions, check out the piece below.
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Successfully hitting the spread, total and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander over 33.5 PTS parlay for the Thunder-Pacers matchup earns $57.56 on a $10 bet using the computer picks below. Want to know how each of those bets looks? Continue reading to find out.
NBA odds courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook. Odds updated Wednesday at 11:16 a.m. ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub.
Thunder vs. Pacers spread pick
Favorite: Thunder (-6.5)
Thunder (-6.5) Pick ATS: Thunder -6.5 (Projected score: Thunder 119, Pacers 110)
Thunder -6.5 (Projected score: Thunder 119, Pacers 110) Oklahoma City is 53-25-4 against the spread this season.
The Thunder are 36-20-3 as 6.5-point favorites or more.
Indiana's record against the spread is 38-43-1.
Against the spread as 6.5-point underdogs or more, the Pacers are 5-5.
Thunder vs. Pacers total pick
Total: 222.5
222.5 Pick OU: Over 222.5 (Projecting 229.2 total points)
Over 222.5 (Projecting 229.2 total points) Oklahoma City has combined with its opponents to score more than 222.5 points in 52 of 82 games this season.
Indiana has combined with its opponents to score more than 222.5 points in 60 of 82 games this season.
The Thunder and their opponents have scored an average of 227.5 points per game, 5.0 more than Thursday's total.
The 222.5-point over/under for this game is 10.6 below the 233.1 points per game average in Pacers games this season.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander points prop
Points prop: OU 33.5
OU 33.5 Pick: Over (Projecting 33.9 points)
Over (Projecting 33.9 points) Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's 32.7 points per game average is 0.8 fewer than Thursday's over/under.
Gilgeous-Alexander is 36-for-75 at hitting the over on his points prop total this season.
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