WNBA Player Props Today: 3 Best WNBA Best Bets and Odds July 11

It's Friday, and there are two games on the WNBA slate today!

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Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever (9-10) will host Allisha Gray and the Atlanta Dream (12-7) at home tonight. Although Clark is back from injury, the Fever have dropped two consecutive games against the Valkyries and Sparks. Now that their West Coast trip has concluded, the Fever are tabbed as 2.5-point favorites tonight. One week out from the 2025 WNBA All-Star Weekend in Indianapolis, the Fever will host a two-game home stand.

At 12-7, the Atlanta Dream are 2-1 in their last three games, including a gut-wrenching 80-79 loss against the Seattle Storm, thanks to Skylar Diggins ' last-second bucket. The Dream, 6-4 in their last ten games, will face the Fever for the fourth and final time of the regular season. Leading the series 2-1, two of those head-to-head matchups have been decided by five points or less.

For the late night matchup, the Seattle Storm (12-8) will host the Connecticut Sun (3-16) in the Emerald City. Just two days ago, Tina Charles and the  Sun upset the Storm at home, 93-83. 18.5-point spread favorites today, the Storm will look for redemption, this time getting home court advantage.

Without Marina Mabrey, the Sun are 1-9 in their last 10 games, and the Storm are 2-1 in their last three games. Overall, both teams are trending in opposite directions, with Seattle in win now mode.

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BetMGM WNBA Betting Odds And Schedule For Friday, July 11

If you're looking to bet on the WNBA today, welcome! With a 18-17 WNBA betting record this month, let's keep the streak going!

With both matchups set to air on the Ion Network and WNBA League Pass, the Atlanta Dream vs Indiana Fever matchup is set to tip-off at 7:30 p.m. ET. For the West Coast folks and night owls, the Connecticut Sun and Seattle Storm will square off at 10 p.m. ET.

In this article you will find my three best player prop bets and predictions for the July 11 WNBA matchups! Keeping my bank roll management in mind, I did not parlay my picks, and placed each bet separately within DraftKings and FanDuel Sportsbook.

With WNBA All-Star weekend right around the corner, let's take a look at my top plays today.

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WNBA Player Props For Friday, July 11

Player Prop Bet #1: Skylar Diggins

Skylar Diggins 2025 WNBA Stats

GP: 20 | PPG: 18.5 | FG: 44.7 % | FT: 80  % | 3PT: 39.2  % | REB: 2.2 | AST: 6.0 | STL: 1.3 | BLK: 0.7

• OVER 17.5 Points (+100 DraftKings)

My first best bet for today, I placed one unit on Seattle Storm All-Star guard Skylar Diggins to record over 17.5 points against the Connecticut Sun.

The Storm's leading scorer with 18.5 points per game, Diggins is having another solid season in her second season with Seattle. Named an All-Star reserve, Diggins is one of the most elite guards in the WNBA.

Aside from that, Diggins has been one of the most consistent scorers in the league, and is considered one of the most clutch players on both sides of the ball. There's quite a few reasons why I love this player prop line today. One being, the value is plus money.

Giving the prop is valued at +100, Diggins is averaging an entire point higher than what the current line is set at (17.5). Not to mention, she's soared over this line in six of the last eight games, averaging 18.8 points over that span.

Aside from some down scoring games (13 and 11 points) against the Liberty and Dream, Skylar had an incredible stretch in mid to late June. Having averaged 20.5 points during that stretch, Diggins shot 50.4 percent from the field!

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As the Storm's primary point guard, it's rare bettors see Diggins have an off night betting wise. Overall, she passed this prop line in 14/20 games this season.

Plus, she get's a decent matchup with the Connecticut Sun, who stunned the Storm in Connecticut on Wednesday, 93-83. Even so, Diggins led the pack with 23 points, and shot 8-19 and 1-5 from beyond the arc in 33 minutes.

Chalk it up to time difference and an early camp day matchup, the Storm are due to bounce back tonight. Having an early four point play against the Sun, Diggins was in the face of Jacy Sheldon all game. Not to mention, she's one of the best in transition and getting downhill. In their last matchup. Diggins shot 6-7 from the charity stripe alone.

Although the Suns showed signs of life, they own the WNBA's word record and rank No. 13 in defensive (112.6) and net rating (-20.9).  Allowing the second most points to guards, Connecticut gives up the most combined points to guards in the WNBA with 46.6 points per game.

Final WNBA Player Prop Betting Prediction: Skylar Diggins OVER 17.5 Points (+100 DraftKings)

Furthermore, guards are shooting a combined 37.5 percent beyond the arc against the Sun this season.

Soaring over this player prop line three straight head-to-head matchups (21.7 PPG), Diggins faces a young Sun team that's in full rebuild mode. She's hit this prop more often than not through 20 games, and most recent, Aces guards Jackie Young and Dana Evans combined for 32 points. Against the Lynx, Kayla McBride and Courtney Williams erupted for 32 points.

• I'm taking Skylar Diggins to record over 17.5 points today. I love the matchup, consistency, shot volume, and hefty minutes for Noelle Quinn. Unless it's a blowout, this is a strong prop. 

Player Prop Bet #2: Brionna Jones

Brionna Jones 2025 WNBA Stats

GP: 19 | PPG: 14 | FG: 51.2 % | FT: 75 % | 3PT: 21.4 % | REB: 2.9 | AST: 2.4 | STL: 1.1 | BLK: 0.5

• OVER 20.5 Points + Rebounds (-130 DraftKings)

My second best bet for today, I placed one unit on Atlanta Dream forward Brionna Jones to record over 20.5 points and rebounds against the Indiana Fever.

I originally was going to grab Jones rebounds at 6.5, but I honestly like this player prop line more.

Boasting the tenth best field goal percentage in the WNBA (51.2 %), Brionna Jones is thriving in her first season in Atlanta. With two additions of Jones and Brittney Griner, there's a reason why the Dream have the second best rebounding percentage (52.4 %) in the WNBA. Not to mention, they average the sixth most paint points per game (35.5 PPG).

The Dream's third leading scorer (14 PPG) and top rebounder (8.1 RPG), Brionna Jones is having a career-year on the boards, especially on the offensive side.  Second behind Angel Reese in offensive rebounds per game (3.3 ORPG), Jones ranks No.7 overall in rebounds per game.

Despite a few off games, Jones has been the glue to the Dream's frontcourt, and one of the most consistent players on a nightly basis. Let's not forget her 21 performance, in which the Dream walked in for 62 paint points against the Liberty last week.

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I do think this line is a tad disrespectful, given I think Jones can earn a portion of this prop line from points alone. Scoring 10+ points in eight straight games, Jones is averaging 15.4 points alone over that span! With those stats, she's performing against elite teams in the Lynx, Storm, and Liberty.

If Jones can stay out of early foul trouble, I'm not worried about her minutes—especially since she's averaging over 32 minutes per game over the last five outings. Plus, she's been flirting with double-double type numbers on a night basis, and is shooting an astounding 59.6 percent from the field over the last four games.

Scoring the eighth most paint points per game, Jones gets an Indiana Fever team who's struggled in the block this season. Even with Natasha Howard and Aliyah Boston—the Fever allow the fifth most paint points per game (36.0), and are one of the least efficient teams on the glass (33.9 RPG).

With that, the Fever allow the third most points to forwards, and give up a combined 24.7 points and 12.6 rebounds per game to that position.

Overall, Jones feasts on the second chance points, averaging 3.0 per game. Against Indiana, she's recorded a double-double in all three games, averaging 18.3 points and 11.3 rebounds (29.6 Points + Rebounds).

Final WNBA Player Prop Betting Prediction: Brionna Jones OVER 20.5 Points + Rebounds (-130 DraftKings)

In those matchups, Jones has feasted against the Fever, scoring 15+ points in all three, shooting 48.7 percent from the field, 33.3 percent from beyond the arc, and 71.1 percent from the charity stripe.

I'm taking Brionna Jones to record over 20.5 points and rebounds tonight. In the Dream's last matchup against the Fever, they dominated on the glass, 44-27, and in the paint, 46-28. In a recent matchup against the Sparks, Dearica Hamby and Azurà Stevens combined for 39 points and 15 rebounds alone.

Player Prop Bet #3: Gabby Williams

Gabby Williams 2025 WNBA Stats

GP: 20 | PPG: 13.8 | FG: 45.4 % | FT: 78.8 % | 3PT: 35.4 % | REB: 4.8 | AST: 4.5 | STL: 2.6 | BLK: 0.6

• OVER 17.5 Points + Rebounds (-130 FanDuel)

My third best bet for today, I placed one unit on Seattle Storm All-Star Gabby Williams to record over 17.5 points and rebounds against the Connecticut Sun.

Back for a full season with the Seattle Storm, Williams earned her first all-star selection, and will represent team Caitlin Clark next weekend in Indianapolis.

Heavily considered for my Most Improved Player, Williams is a striking force on both ends of the ball. In fact, she's certainly in the Defensive Player of the Year conversation.

Even with a frightening frontcourt triple threat of Ezi Magbegor, Nneka Ogwumike, and Dominique Malonga—Williams is a force on the boards. At 5'11, she has the speed and grit to chase down rebounds.

Is Gabby Williams Most Improved?

Aside from an outlier performance against the Golden State Valkyries, Williams has been one of the most consistent players on both ends of the court for Seattle.

Specifically over the last eight games, the former UConn standout is averaging 13.8 points, and 6.1 rebounds (19.1 points and rebounds). Plus, she's been incredible, shooting nearly 59 percent from the field over the last games, recording back-to-back 16+ points.

A true triple threat from anywhere on the court, Williams has a prime matchup against the Sun, who've been dreadful against forwards. Allowing the most points to that position, Williams not only is averaging 18.5 points in two games against Connecticut—she's averaging 6.5 boards per game.

Final WNBA Player Prop Betting Prediction: Gabby Williams OVER 17.5 Points + Rebounds (-130 FanDuel)

Williams has the Olympic and international experience that can easily fly by this rebuilding Connecticut Sun team. Even in the last loss, Williams exploded for 21 points, 5.0 rebounds, shooting 9-14 from the field, and 2-5 from 3-point.

• Today, I'm taking Gabby Williams to record over 17.5 points and rebounds. Soaring over this prop line in three of the last five games (18.6 average points and rebounds), she gets another matchup at home.  Given the Sun allow the most rebounds per game (37.6 RPG), Williams scores nearly 50 % of her buckets in transition.