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Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever (19-17, 11-6 home) will host the Las Vegas Aces (23-11, 11-6 away) for a third matchup of the season. Although down 0-2 against the Aces this season, this Fever team is entirely unrecognizable from their last meeting with the Aces in July.
The last time Caitlin Clark and the Fever matched up the Aces, they had a record of 8-13, and were out of playoff contention. With the WNBA winding down, Indiana is locked in as a 6th seed for the playoffs. 19-17 on the season, the Fever have a record of 8-2 over the last 10 games and are 6-1 over a seven-game span.
A large part of their success is due to potential ROY Caitlin Clark and several teammates, including Aliyah Boston, Kelsey Mitchell. and NaLyssa Smith, just to name a few.
Able to overcome her rookie struggles, Caitlin Clark is now the heavy Rookie of the Year favorite with -3000 odds over Angel Reese. With a massive shift in both confidence and game play, Clark has been a huge x-factor in helping the Fever find their stride in consistency post WNBA All-Star break.
One of the most improved players in the second half of the season, Clark's betting extremely entertaining to watch, both from a fan and betting perspective.
Post-All Star and Olympic break, the Indiana Fever have the third best record in the WNBA of 8-2.
In this article, I will discuss the best Cailtin Clark betting odds and player prop bets today. If you're betting on the WNBA I've taken the best odds from all legal sportsbooks.
Are you planning to bet on Caitlin Clark tonight? If so, I'll break down my best betting analysis, providing prop bet insight for the Aces vs Fever game.
I have a betting record of 146-118 for my WNBA picks this year. Up over 3 units on the month, I look to give out the best value picks, along with prop bets that will keep the bankroll cash flowing. All of my bets have been placed within DraftKings and FanDuel Sportsbooks.
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PPG: 19.2 | FG: 42.3 % | FT: 90.7 % | 3PT %: 34.7 | REB: 5.8 | AST: 8.5 | STL: 1.3 | BLK: 0.8
One of the most fascinating players to watch, I'm putting a unit on Caitlin Clark to score over 22.5 points tonight against the Aces. Although this is juiced at -130 odds, the line has already increased to 23.5 points on several sportsbooks.
Averaging 19.2 points on the season, yes this prop line is higher than the season average. However, how Clark's performed towards the back end of the season is truly remarkable.
Averaging well over 19 points per game post All-Star break, the question remains, can she continue the hot streak against the Aces? In two matchups over her rookie campaign, Clark's tallied 8.0 and 13 points against them.
I will admit, Caitlin Clark's prop lines were massively inflated at the beginning of the season. Playing the back-to-back champs in the first month of the season was undoubtedly a tall task for Clark.
With their 7th game in a span of 12 days, the Fever and Clark had one of the most rigorous starts to a season you could get. With a team high six turnovers, the Aces guards weren't going to let Clark cook up, and Aces guard Jackie Young was sure of that.
Prior to the All-Star break, Clark improved her overall scoring, however continued to shoot poorly. Finishing just 4-12 and 1-7 from downtown, the former Hawkeye tallied 13 points, 6.0 rebounds, and 11 assists in 38 minutes. As the Fever continued their dismal first half of the season, Clark shot's simply weren't falling.
I'm not saying Clark's production was terrible, she averaged 17.1 points on 40.5 percent field goal and 32.7 percent three-point shooting in her first 35.2 games.
However, from a betting perspective, I veered away, as she kept missing the mark. With the props massively inflated, she wasn't nearly hitting the 19.5 or 20.5 point betting line.
Consistently a winner for me on the back half this season, Clark has been a vastly different player compared to the first half.
If you look at this data, and watch her game play, over 22.5 points is more than attainable. Shooting over 90 percent from the charity stripe this season, Clark is seeing more trips to the line.
From a bettors point of view, Clark's had her most productive month in September, averaging 25.8 points, including 40.9 % from beyond the arc, and an incredible 95 percent from the line.
After analyzing all of those stats, her prop line hasn't moved or changed drastically.
It's also important to note I took this line well before A'ja Wilson was expected back from injury tonight. Although they've improved, the Aces have struggled defensively for most of the season.
Allowing 81.7 opponent points per games, they allow the fourth worst three-point percentage (35.5 %) on 22 attempts.
The highest prop total for Clark in quite some time, she'll have to go through Jackie Young and the Aces guards. In fact, with increasing chemistry built over time, head coach Christie Sides is finally managing how to effectively play Clark and set the correct actions up.
Overall, I'm not fading Clark, who's playing basketball at an elite level. Hitting the over in five straight games, the Fever guard has tallied 31, 28, 24, 25, and 26 points against the Dream, Lynx, Sparks, Wings, and Sky.
Perhaps Aces head coach Becky Hammon will throw every guard at Clark, including Young, Kelsey Plum, and even Tiffany Hayes or Sydney Colson off the bench. Even against the former Champs, I simply can't fade Caitlin Clark, especially coming off a 13 three-point attempt night.
If I'm going to pick Caitlin Clark over 22.5 points, I am riding with over 3.5 three-pointers made for +114 on FanDuel.
More consistent in her three-point attempts than ever, Clark throw's up an average of 11 deep shots per game over the last four outings, and faces a Vegas team who struggles to guard the perimeter at times.
From a bettor and fan perspective, we know Caitlin Clark is going to put on a show, especially in front of the home fans. I do anticipate this game to be highly back and forth, and that's due to Indiana's lack of defense.
With percentages at an all-time high, Clark had a heavy volume of three point shots against the Aces this season.
I am quite surprised this value of this prop line hasn't changed, especially since Caitlin Clark three-pointers has closed at 3.5 over the last three outings. Averaging 3.8 long range shots over the last 10 games, Clark has soared over the line in three consecutive games, and the over in all but one against the Dallas Wings.
Overall, the Aces have held opponents to under 80 points or less in four straight games. With arguably the best offensive rookie season, aside from Candace Parker, I'm taking the three-pointers tonight.
With the Fever and Aces tabbed as two of the fastest paced teams in the WNBA, expect plenty of offense and three-point shots from Caitlin Clark tonight.
Mentioned previously, I'm all in on Caitlin Clark over 22.5 points, and was even tempted to sprinkle half a unit on a triple double for +1000. My last bet of the game, I've put a unit on Caitlin Clark to record over 32.5 points and assists agains the Las Vegas Aces. Although both teams clinched a playoff spot, every game matters, especially for positioning.
Similar to college and in her youthful career, Clark's established herself as the primary facilitator and ball handler for the Fever. Yes, she commits a ton of turnovers per game. However, that comes with the big plays and long passes she makes down the court.
At first, I was going to bet on just points alone. However, we simply can't ignore the increase of production in Aaliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell. Two extremely underrated players, Clark's main success is primarily due to the level of talent besides her.
I love this prop for a number of reasons.
Coming off a 104-100 victory over the Dream, it's the Fever who had four players with points in double figures. Mentioned
Previously, it's Lexie Hull and NaLyssa Smith establishing themselves as vital role players for Indiana.
Slightly juiced, Caitlin Clark has an average of 34.5 points and assists over the last 10 games, in which she's hit over the over in four straight games. The highest line since their matchup against the Sparks on September 4, Clark alone is averaging 10.8 dimes over the last five matchups.
In fact, with 7 and 11 assists in two games against the Aces, she's yet to tally over 24 points and assists against Las Vegas. I'm rolling with Clark, who's the main x-factor in driving the Fever's offense. In a huge matchup ahead, again, expect Clark to be heavily involved.
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