Chicago Bulls vs. Indiana Pacers Public Betting Percentages, Head-to-Head Since 2024-25

The Pacers lead the Bulls 7-1 in 8 meetings since 2024-25, with the public bets, money and spread for each game.

Every meeting since 2024-25

Date Matchup Chicago Bulls result Chicago Bulls spread Against the spread Chicago Bulls bet % Chicago Bulls money %
2026-04-01 Indiana Pacers @ Chicago Bulls L 126-145 -3.5 Didn't cover 49% 48%
2026-01-28 Chicago Bulls @ Indiana Pacers L 110-113 -2 Didn't cover 53% 50%
2025-12-05 Indiana Pacers @ Chicago Bulls L 105-120 -4.5 Didn't cover 46% 41%
2025-11-29 Chicago Bulls @ Indiana Pacers L 101-103 -2.5 Didn't cover 51% 52%
2025-03-10 Indiana Pacers @ Chicago Bulls W 121-103 +3.5 Covered 46% 44%
2025-03-02 Chicago Bulls @ Indiana Pacers L 112-127 +11.5 Didn't cover 52% 49%
2025-01-08 Chicago Bulls @ Indiana Pacers L 113-129 +5 Didn't cover 53% 54%
2024-12-06 Indiana Pacers @ Chicago Bulls L 123-132 +3.5 Didn't cover 78% 71%

Closing splits and closing spread for each game, on the Chicago Bulls' side.

What the head-to-head says

The Indiana Pacers lead the Chicago Bulls 7-1 across 8 meetings since 2024-25, as Central Division rivals who meet three or four times a season. Against the closing spread the Chicago Bulls are 1-7. On average the Chicago Bulls drew 54% of the spread bets in these games and the Indiana Pacers 46%.

The public backed one side clearly (60% or more of spread bets) in 1 of them. The Chicago Bulls went 0-1 against the spread in the games where the crowd backed them.

None of this is a pick. Across the league over the last two seasons, the side with 60% or more of spread bets covered about half the time, not enough to beat the bookmaker's margin by backing it or fading it. The next meeting will show its live split on the NBA page on game day.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Chicago Bulls vs. Indiana Pacers head-to-head record?

The Indiana Pacers lead the Chicago Bulls 7-1 across 8 meetings since 2024-25, playoffs included. Against the closing spread the Chicago Bulls are 1-7 in those games.

Who does the public bet when the Chicago Bulls play the Indiana Pacers?

On average the Chicago Bulls drew 54% of the spread bets in their meetings since 2024-25. The public put 60% or more of spread bets on the Chicago Bulls once and on the Indiana Pacers 0 times.

How often do the Chicago Bulls and the Indiana Pacers play?

As Central Division rivals they meet three or four times in a regular season, plus any playoff series. Every meeting since 2024-25 is in the table on this page.

Is the head-to-head record a reason to bet the Chicago Bulls or the Indiana Pacers?

Not on its own. Rosters and rotations change from season to season, and the spread already prices both teams' current form. The record and the splits are context: how the crowd has seen this matchup and how those games went.

Where can I see the splits for the next Chicago Bulls vs. Indiana Pacers game?

On the NBA page on game day, which shows bets and money on the spread, moneyline and total for every game, updated through the day until tip-off.

Reading a head-to-head split

The spread, bet and money columns are always the Chicago Bulls' side, whoever was home; a minus spread means they were favored. The rest of the bets went to the Indiana Pacers. When money runs well ahead of bets, the larger tickets were on that side; when it trails, the crowd was. See our methodology →

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Last updated: October 22, 2026 at 9:45 PM UTC

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