Indiana’s last win came against this same Brooklyn team, with Pascal Siakam scoring 21 points and Jay Huff adding 14 in a 136–109 result last Sunday. For the rematch, the useful comparison is how far down their scoring ladders you want to go: 20 points from Siakam or six from Huff.
These Pacers parlay picks start with a hypothetical Indiana moneyline win, quoted at −170 by DraftKings at 9:57 a.m. EST on November 1. The Pacers host the Nets at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on Sunday, November 1, at 5 p.m. EST. Indiana is 2–4 and Brooklyn 0–5. The two scoring targets below are individual choices around a Pacers win, with different prices, workloads and recent misses.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pascal Siakam 20+ points Pacers: last season + this season |
−223 | 94.7% 18 of 19 IND wins |
79.4% 54 of 68 appearances |
| Jay Huff 6+ points Pacers: last season + this season |
−205 | 90.0% 18 of 20 IND wins |
72.4% 63 of 87 appearances |
The records cover last season and this season with Indiana, including appearances with limited minutes. Each all-game comparison uses the same player, team and period as its winning-game sample. Games without an appearance aren’t counted, and scoreless appearances remain. The individual DraftKings prices are November 1 snapshots and can change.
Pascal Siakam: 20+ points (−223)
Siakam reached 20 in both Indiana wins this season: 30 points against New Orleans and 21 against Brooklyn. The Nets game left only one point above this target, but it is a useful example of the difference between asking for 20 and moving up to the main scoring line.
Over 22.5 points was −117 and requires 23. That target occurred in 13 of his 19 Pacers wins and 43 of 68 appearances overall. Going with 20 retains five additional winning games, including last Sunday’s 21-point effort. At −117, asking for 23 offers a larger potential return than the −223 price at 20, but it also gives up those five winning games.
Going lower to 18 points was −353. It had the same 18 clears in 19 winning appearances as the 20-point target, while covering more games overall: 58 of 68 compared with 54 of 68 at 20. Paying for 18 would have helped in some other results, but it didn’t rescue the one miss in an Indiana win.
That miss came against Miami on January 10, 2026. Siakam scored 11 points in 26 minutes as Indiana won 123–99. A comfortable Pacers win was still possible without his scoring reaching either lower target.
Miami also supplied the latest warning. Siakam had 13 points in 29 minutes in Friday’s 125–145 loss, ending a run in which he reached 20 in his first five appearances this season. His other recent scoring totals were 30, 23, 21, 20 and 26. The 20 against Milwaukee was right on the threshold, so a small dip from those nights can matter.
Siakam is expected to start at power forward. Tyrese Haliburton and T.J. McConnell are out with hamstring injuries, changing the guards available to organize Indiana’s offense. That doesn’t guarantee Siakam more points. The attraction at −223 is a target that has often accompanied his team’s wins while asking for less than the main line; Friday’s 13 and the earlier winning-game 11 are reasons to keep the limit of that record in view.
Jay Huff: 6+ points (−205)
Huff’s target is lower, but his route to it depends much more on the center rotation. He scored 14 in 21 minutes against Brooklyn last Sunday and 13 in 19 minutes in Friday’s loss to Miami. Those are useful recent examples of six points arriving without a long night on the floor.
His other appearances this season were scoreless in five minutes against Dallas, six points in 23 minutes against Milwaukee and three in 16 minutes against Philadelphia. That leaves three clears in five appearances overall. His only winning appearance this season was the Brooklyn game, so the larger winning-game record in the table mostly comes from last season.
Eight points was available at −107 on the over-7.5 line. It occurred in 16 of his 20 winning appearances and 53 of 87 overall. Six retained two additional wins: seven points in 28 minutes against Orlando on March 23, 2026, and six in 16 minutes against Miami on March 29, 2026. The lower target also covered his recent six-point loss to Milwaukee.
The −205 price at six buys room for nights when Huff contributes a few baskets but stays at six or seven points. The −107 price at eight offers a larger potential return, with those modest scoring nights no longer enough.
The two misses at six in Pacers wins were both scoreless, brief appearances: three minutes against Golden State on November 1 last season and two against Oklahoma City on January 23, 2026. They remain part of the record. His current five-minute, scoreless appearance against Dallas is a reminder that such limited nights are not confined to the older sample.
Ivica Zubac is out with an ankle injury. Huff is listed among Indiana’s bench players, and Obi Toppin is questionable with a back issue, so the frontcourt allocation matters tonight. Zubac’s absence alone doesn’t establish Huff’s starting status or a fixed workload. The six-point option deserves consideration if his expected role fits your view of the game, with those low-minute misses close at hand.
For Siakam, the central choice is whether the room below 23 points is worth paying for. For Huff, it is whether a six-point target fits the minutes you expect him to get. You can choose one route without adding both. The two players share Indiana’s offense and possessions, so the separate historical rates don’t establish how often a combination will succeed. Check the actual combined quote before deciding whether either option is worth adding.
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