NBA Final Game 2 Pix: Best Bet for Thunder vs Pesters

Indiana Paper made another incredible playoff return to the Oklahoma City Thunder 111–110 in game 1 of the NBA final. Guard Tirece Heliberton drilled the Go-Forward jumper over a second, capping the 15-digit rally on the road.

Game 2 is set for Sunday night in Oklahoma City, where Thunder has so far lost the back-to-back game to this post. Meanwhile, Pacers have won seven of their last eight road competitions and have gained a 2–0 series lead in each of their first three rounds.

Let’s take a look at some of the best bets for game 2 of NBA Final:

Oklahoma City Thunder (in -11 drafting)

Passers do not just give up. He has erased the major deficit in all four playoff chains and claimed a staller 12-5 records against the spread in Postsen.

But when Indiana loses? It is rarely close. Pacors have not covered any of their four playoffs necklaces, out of which three defeats are 16 points or more.

Indiana stole game 1 despite Oklahoma City’s six turnover compared to six. Pacors excluded Thunder from 56–39, and all five Indiana starters scored in double figures.

The OKC also lost game 1 in the second round against Denver, only to come back and crush Nagets as 43 to 10.5-point home in game 2.

League MVP Shai Gilgeous-Aexander dropped 38 points in Game 1, but Thunder needs more than Chet Holmagraine, which ended with just six digits.

The public may continue to support pacers until the wheels fall, but the losses of Indiana playoffs are mostly blowouts. To bounce back, return the thunder and cover the game 2.

Tierich Heliberton over 16.5 points (-115 in Draftkings)

Heliberton has played the role of this poston several times-in the final of the Eastern Conference, her game-tie three and her clutch game-winners on Friday night.

But he scored just 14 points in Game 1, which could actually be good for Sunday.

In the playoffs, Heliberton has scored 14 or less seven times. In the following game, he has scored 17 or more in five of those five.

Key? Shot volume. In 10 playoff games where Heliberton has tried at least 15 shots, he has scored a 20-plus nine times. In Game 1, he took only 13 shots and did not try a free throw.

He is expected to be more aggressive in sports 2.