NBA Game 6 2024/25 Multi bet| June 20

The Oklahoma City Thunder are now one win away from hoisting the Larry O’Brien trophy and our NBA tips have led us to a Same Game Multi to get you in on the action. In game six we’re backing the MVP to come through with another 30+ point performance, Chet Holmgren to keep up his strong rebounding and snag 10 or more, and Aaron Nesmith to hit two or more threes for Indiana.

June 20th, 10:30, Gainbridge Fieldhouse

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has been the offensive catalyst and leader for the OKC Thunder all year long. Unlike many guards of the past, Shai’s massive offensive production hasn’t taken a hit in the playoffs, as he still consistently drops 30 on each and every defense he faces.

The Pacers have done everything in their power to try and contain SGA the best that they can but they’ve largely been unsuccessful to this point. Shai is averaging a staggering 32.4 PPG in the Finals thus far. This includes four games of 30+ points.

The MVP is as reliable as it gets when it comes to putting the ball in the basket. Because of that consistency, we’re backing him for another 30 piece in game six at $1.30 on PlayUp.

For the regular season and most of the playoffs, Chet Holmgren didn’t have to be a complete glass cleaner for OKC as he played alongside Isaiah Hartenstein. In the Finals however, with OKC opting to play small ball more regularly to prevent Indiana from attacking Hartenstein in space, he has been forced to put much more effort into rebounding.

In the past three games, Holmgren has seen his minutes balloon to 34, 37, and 33, while Hartenstein is only seeing approximately 20. Because of this, Holmgren’s rebounding numbers have shot up. He is averaging 12 boards per game over that time, having gone over ten on all three occasions. NBA betting sites haven’t quite caught up to the trend. Holmgren is at $1.98 on PlayUp to grab 10+ rebounds. With the minutes he’s been playing and the added emphasis he’s put on rebounding, we like that pick.

June 20th, 10:30, Gainbridge Fieldhouse

Aaron Nesmith and the Indiana Pacers are on the brink of elimination. With the OKC defense keying in on Pascal Siakam and Tyrese Haliburton, the Pacers’ role players have been forced to step up and put points on the board. The overall production has been somewhat inconsistent for Nesmith, but his shooting has been terrific.

The Oklahoma City defense forces teams to make threes by clogging the paint, and Nesmith has made them pay at a high clip. He is shooting nearly 52% from deep in the Finals and has made two or more threes in all but one game to this point.

We think Nesmith will keep up this form in game six as we’re looking for him to hit 2+ threes at $1.46 on PlayUp.