
It’s going to be a busy night for the WNBA with four games on the schedule and several of the league’s best players in action. In this post, I’ll present the odds for each game, but I’ll be going over my three best player prop bets for June 2.
Yes, that means I will end up leaving a game out. But I am not here to give you picks for every game. No, my purpose is to give you the three best player prop picks, no matter which game(s) they come from.

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On that note, let's take a look at the betting lines for tonight’s games.
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Here are the odds for tonight’s games (odds via bet365):
Connecticut Storm vs. Atlanta Dream
Chicago Sky vs. Washington Mystics
Portland Fire vs. Golden State Valkyries
Las Vegas Aces vs. Los Angeles Sparks
If the odds are any indication, the competitive game from the June 2 slate is going to be the one between the two squads with losing records. I’m not sure how much I trust either team to play a solid game tonight. As for the other three, large spreads make me nervous in any game, especially in basketball.
So yeah, I am definitely focusing on player props for Tuesday. Here are my top three picks:
(Odds via bet365)
I am a big A’ja Wilson fan and sometimes find it hard not to bet on her because she dominates her sport in a way most athletes can only dream of. But this is why you have to separate fandom from betting. It’s hard to be objective, but with money on the line you have to be.
It can take her some time at the beginning of the season to get rolling, which is why we see some lower numbers (for her) in the first couple of games. But she has been ramping things up lately, recording 39 points/rebounds against the Sparks in LA (May 23). She only had 28 against Dallas last Thursday, but made up for it with 43 against Golden State on Sunday.
This game absolutely appears primed and ready for an A’ja Wilson takeover. Chennedy Carter and Jewell Lloyd are listed as questionable for the game, so the team will likely lean hard on Wilson for points. Against an LA team averaging a league high 93.4 points per game allowed, we might see her cover this prop on points alone.
Wilson is averaging just 8.1 rebounds per game so far, but we know she is capable of so much more. She had a slow night in the first game against the Sparks (May 10) with just four, but pulled down 15 in the more recent game (May 23).
Yes, I agree with the masses: Angel Reese is a tremendous player. But I can’t shake the feeling that she has been built up to be more than she is right now. Yes, she has scored in double figures in six of seven games this season, averaging 13.1 points per game.
It’s a respectable number. But her effective field goal percentage is just 40.8%. That does not instill confidence in me that she will score when she shoots. Besides, her strength is in her rebounding, where she is averaging 11 per game this season. However, she has had 10 or fewer in four games. Her rebound percentage has dipped from 19.5 and 19.6% in the last two seasons to 17.3%. As for her assist numbers, she is averaging 3.3 per game, but that is not something we expect to see much of from her.
Playing a poor team like Connecticut will help Reese produce tonight. But her usage percentage is just the third-highest on the team (23.5%). Her offensive rating is among the lowest (98.9). In a game Atlanta should easily win, Reese could get pulled relatively early, making it even harder for her to go over this total.
I am not excited about watching Kiki Iriafen’s Mystics take on the Sky, but I am excited about this player prop. It is easily the best value play of the night. She is averaging 10.4 rebounds a game this season. Iriafen got the year off to a great start with 16,12, 13, and 10 in her first four games. But she has fallen off since then, with four (at Seattle), nine (at Seattle), and nine (vs. Los Angeles) rebounds in her last three appearances.
However, Iriafen has the highest rebound percentage on the team and the third-highest in the league (19.6%). She led the team last season as a rookie at 16.9% (8.5 per game). Opponents are pulling down a league-high 38.9 rebounds per game against Chicago. That is why this game just screams “bounce back game” for Iriafen on the boards to me.
