WNBA Player Props Today: 3 Best WNBA Best Bets and Odds June 24

It's Tuesday, and there are four games on the WNBA slate today!

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The 12-1 Minnesota Lynx boast the best record in the WNBA and will face the Washington Mystics (6-8) on the road. Winners of three straight against the Sparks (twice), and Aces, the Lynx are massive -425 moneyline favorites. After missing Saturday's matchup against Los Angeles with a low back injury, Napheesa Collier has been ruled out for tonight's outing. At 6-8, the Mystics have been one of the more surprising teams this season. 3-7 against the Lynx over the last 10 head-to-head matchups, the Mystics are 2-1 in their last three games. Not to mention, they lost by just one point, 92-91, against the Atlanta Dream last week.

Next up, Kelsey Plum and the Los Angeles Sparks (4-10) will square off against Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky (3-10) today. Riding a three-game losing streak, the Sparks are 5.5 point spread favorites on the road. Unable to close out victories, the Sky have dropped three straight and hold a -41 point differential against the Dream, Mercury, and Mystics. In the midst of a three game road trip, the Sparks last defeated the Sky, 91-78, in their only matchup this season.

There Are Four Games Scheduled For The June 24 WNBA Slate

A top team at 11-4, the Atlanta Dream will matchup against Paige Bueckers and the Dallas Wings (3-12) on the road today. There's no question Dream guard Allisha Gray is an MVP candidate, and Rhyne Howard, Bri Jones, and Brittney Griner remain the starting core of this team. Not to mention, the bench has been stellar for first year head coach Karl Smesko. Winners of two straight against the Sky and Mystics, the Dream are heavy 8.5 point spread favorites on the road. Meanwhile, Dallas was headed for a three game win streak, but couldn't hold onto the lead in the 91-88 defeat against the Mystics on Sunday.

For the late-night showdown, the Seattle Storm (9-5) will host Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever (6-7) in the Emerald City. The Fever have dropped two straight games to the Aces and Valkyries, and Clark is in the midst of a sophomore shooting slump. Known for her deep logo three pointers, Caitlin Clark is just 2-17 from beyond the arc over the last two games. -165 moneyline favorites at home, the Storm have won three straight against the Liberty, Aces, and Sparks. Clicking on all cylinders,  Nneka Ogwumike and Gabby Williams have been explosive on both sides for the ball for Seattle.

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BetMGM WNBA Betting Odds And Schedule For Tuesday, June 24

If you're betting on the WNBA, welcome!

A trio of matchups featuring the Lynx vs Mystics, Dream vs Wings, and Sparks and Sky will tip-off at 8 p.m. ET. For the west coast outing, the Fever and Storm will square off at 10 p.m. ET. Available to watch in local markets, each matchup will air on WNBA League Pass.

In this article you find my three best player prop bets and predictions for the June 24 WNBA matchups! Keep in mind, I've placed all my picks as separate bets within FanDuel and DraftKings Sportsbook.

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WNBA Player Props For Tuesday, June 24

Player Prop Bet #1: Kelsey Plum

Kelsey Plum 2025 WNBA Stats

GP: 13 | PPG: 20.5 | FG: 38.3 % | FT: 89.3 % | 3PT: 35.7 % | REB: 2.9 | AST: 5.5 | STL: 1.5 | BLK: 0.2

• OVER 19.5 Points (-125 DraftKings)

My first best bet for today, I placed one unit on Sparks guard Kelsey Plum to record over 19.5 points against the Chicago Sky.

In her first season with the Sparks, Plum is averaging a career-high 20.5 points and 36.2 minutes per game. With that said, her three-point percentage (35.7 %) isn't far off from her field goal percentage (38.3 %). There's no question, her shot efficiency has decreased with a new coach and system.

That's not to say Plum isn't one of the most prolific scorers in the WNBA. Fourth in the league in scoring, Plum is second in the WNBA in field goal attempts (FGA) per game with 16.5.

Eclipsing over 20 points just twice in June, there's no doubt Plum's been struggling from a shooting perspective. Plus, it doesn't help the Sparks matched up with the Minnesota Lynx in back-to-back matchups. At 12-1, Minnesota are known for their defensive prowess, and rank No. 2 in defensive rating (94.5).

Why Kelsey Plum Has A Prime Matchup Against the Chicago Sky

Over the last two matchups against the Lynx, Plum recorded 15 and 20 points. That's not to say she struggled greatly from the field. Over those two outings, Plum shot 11-32 from the floor (34.4 %), yet is shooting far more efficient from beyond the arc against the Lynx (37 %). The struggle doesn't stop there, Plum went 7-20 against the  Valkyries, and 4-19 against the Mercury.

What's been saving Plum is the fact she's gone 31-32 (97 %) from the free-throw line in six games this month, Considered one of the most elite in attacking downhill, Plum has a chance to redeem herself today.

In the Sparks lone matchup against the Sky, Plum erupted for 28 points, 2.0 rebounds, and 8.0 assists in 36 minutes. Shooting 9-18 from the field, and 6-10 from deep, KP accounted for nearly 31 percent of the Spark's total offense.

Not to mention, the Sparks won't have Odyssey Sims or Julie Allemand this round. Plus, Cam Brink and Rae Burrell remain out with injuries. Sure the Sparks have a core of Kelsey Plum, Dearica Hamby, Azurà Stevens, and Rickea Jackson, However, Plum is the team's leading scorer for a reason.

Final WNBA Player Prop Betting Prediction: Kelsey Plum OVER 19.5 Points (-125 DraftKings)

Overall, Plum has recorded 20+ points 6/13 games this season, and has played hefty minutes for first year head coach Lynne Roberts. That said, I'm not worried about shot volume or minutes. After the core four, the scoring production drops off drastically for LA. Plum leads the roster by a mile in field goal attempts per game.

Under head coach Tyler Marsh, Chicago's defensive woos continue. Ranking No. 12 in defensive rating (110.7), this is a Sky team that's allowing guards to shoot 42.3 percent from beyond the arc this season. Plus, guards are averaging 51.3 points against the Sky this year. It's safe the say the Sky allow the most points in the WNBA to guards.

• Today, I'm taking Kelsey Plum to record over 19.5 points. Atlanta Dream guards Allisha Gray and Rhyne Howard combined for 41 points in their last matchup against the Sky.

Player Prop Bet #2: Rhyne Howard

Rhyne Howard 2025 WNBA Stats

GP: 14 | PPG: 17.3 | FG: 34.8  % | FT: 80.4 % | 3PT: 30.1 % | REB: 5.1 | AST: 5.0 | STL: 1.5 | BLK: 9

• OVER 2.5 Made Threes (-158 FanDuel)

My second best bet for today, I placed one unit on Atlanta Dream star Rhyne Howard to record over 2.5 made threes today against the Dallas Wings.

Howard is having another solid season for the Dream, averaging 17.3 points in 14 games. A two-way force on the defensive end, there's no doubt Howard has struggled from a shooting perspective. Although still early in the season, she's shooting 34.8 percent from the field, and 30.1 percent from deep.

That said, Howard has been inconsistent at times. When she's on her game, Howard is unstoppable. We've seen that two 30+ point performances against the Sky and Storm.

Although Howard's 3-point percentage isn't elite, she's leading the Dream with 3.1 3PM on 10.2 3PA. The fastest player in WNBA history to reach 300 career three pointers, Howard tied an WNBA record of nine trey balls against the Chicago Sky on June 13.

How Rhyne Howard Exposes The Dallas Wings' Defense

With that, Howard is 55 three-point attempts over the last five games! A high volume shooting, No. 10 had 19 deep ball attempts alone against the Sky last week!

7-25 from three-point over the last three games, I know the percentage isn't elite (28 percent). However, I expect Howard to have continued success against the Dallas Wings.

Tonight, Dallas may be without their best defender in DiJonai Carrington, who's doubtful with a rib injury.  Even after drafting Paige Bueckers No. 1 overall in the 2025 WNBA draft, the Wings rank No. 11 in defensive rating.

Through 14 games, Dallas is giving up a combined 40.9 points per game to guards, and 32.2 points to forwards. Although Howard is listed as a guard, let's not forget she plays alongside Jordin Canada and Allisha Gray. Either way, this is a Wings team that allows opponents to shoot 38.4 percent from three.

Soaring over this player prop line in three of the last five games, Howard is averaging 4.0 threes made per game over that span. Sure, she's been inconsistent, however, this is a prime matchup.

Final WNBA Player Prop Betting Prediction: Rhyne Howard OVER 2.5 Made Threes (-158 FanDuel)

Scoring nine points in Atlanta's lone matchup against Dallas, Howard struggled, shooting 2-12 from the floor, and 1-8 from deep. Fortunately, for Howard, team's are shooting the second highest percentage (35.5 %) from above the break three, which is where Howard loves to shoot.

Last matchup against the Mystics, rookie Sonia Citron and Sug Sutton combined for seven three-pointers against Dallas. The outing prior, Sun guards Jacy Sheldon and Saniya Rivers drilled four three-pointers combined.

• I love this spot for Howard, who's coming of four threes last matchup. Today, I'm taking Rhyne Howard to record over 2.5 made threes. Over the last three matchups, opponents are shooting 38.3 percent from three against Dallas. 

Player Prop Bet #3: Ezi Magbegor

Ezi Magbegor 2025 WNBA Stats

GP: 14 | PPG: 6.9 | FG: 43.9 % | FT: 41.9 % | 3PT: 0 % | REB: 7.1 | AST: 3.9 | STL: 0.5 | BLK: 2.0

• OVER 6.5 Rebounds (-130 DraftKings)

My third best bet for today, I placed one unit on Seattle Storm forward Ezi Magbegor to record over 6.5 rebounds against the Indiana Fever.

There's no doubt Magbegor's minutes and production has dipped with the addition of Domonique Malonga and Nneka Ogwumike. However, Magbegor is still averaging a solid 7.1 rebounds and 12.3 rebound chances per game. One of the most elite shot blockers in the game, it's Magbegor's production on the glass and rim protection that's so lethal for Seattle.

Even after drafting Dominique Malonga, Ezi is averaging a solid 26.7 minutes per game for Noelle Quinn, and has recorded 7+ rebounds in six of eight games in June.

It's no secret the Fever struggle on the Boards, even with Aliyah Boston and Natasha Howard. Overall, Indiana ranks No. 9 in rebounds per game (33.7 RPG), and surprisingly, Seattle ranks No. 12 on the boards (31.5 RPG).

That said, the Fever allow the 5th most rebounds to forwards, and allow a combined 22.2 rebounds to forwards and centers this season. Not to mention, the Fever allow the second most boards to centers.

Final WNBA Player Prop Betting Prediction: Ezi Magbegor OVER 6.5 Rebounds (-130 DraftKings)

Last matchup, Aces A'ja Wilson and Kiah Stokes combined for 13 rebounds against the Fever. Now Magbegor get's another stab at it, where she's soared over this player prop in four of the last five head-to-head matchups against the Fever. Averaging 7.8 rebounds over their last five meetings, this is a great spot for Ezi.

I do believe the books are books are sleeping on this line because of a few outlier games in terms of minutes. Overall, she's soared over this line in 11 of 14 games on the season.

• I'm taking Ezi Magbegor to record over 6.5 rebounds today.