
It's Wednesday, and there are four games on the WNBA slate today. In this article, you will find my best player prop bets, odds, and predictions for June 24.

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Alyssa Thomas and the Phoenix Mercury (5-13, 3-7 away) will face Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever (10-7, 7-3 home). Both teams played just two days ago, where things got chippy between DeWanna Bonner and Sophie Cunningham. Ultimately, the Fever got the best of the Mercury 86-77, and are tabbed as 8.5-point favorites at home today.
In the nation's capital, Olivia Miles and the Minnesota Lynx (13-4, 7-1 away) will match up against Sonia Citron and the Washington Mystics (8-7, 2-3 home). It's their second matchup in three days, and the Mystics stunned the Lynx 84-79 on Sunday. Looking for revenge, the Lynx are 9.5-point favorites on the road.
Set to take place in the Windy City, the Portland Fire (8-9, 2-4 away) will face the Chicago Sky (4-12, 1-6 home). The Sky got the best of the Fire, 98-83 in the season opener, and despite their six-game losing streak, they are 3.5-point favorites at home.
Considered the marquee matchup of the night, Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream (12-4, 6-2 away) will face Gabby Williams and the Golden State Valkyries (10-7, 7-3 home). Both teams will match up for the first time in 2026, as the Dream rides a four-game win streak. Today, Atlanta is a slight 1.5-point favorite on the road.
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| Team vs. Team | Moneyline | Spread | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Minnesota Lynx vs. Washington Mystics | -430 / +320 | -9.5 / +9.5 | O/U 168.5 |
| Phoenix Mercury vs. Indiana Fever | +270 / -355 | +8.5 / -8.5 | O/U 176.5 |
| Portland Fire vs. Chicago Sky | +130 / -158 | +3.5 / -3.5 | O/U 170.5 |
| Atlanta Dream vs. Golden State Valkyries | -150 / +122 | -2.5 / +2.5 | O/U 165.5 |
Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook
If you're betting on the WNBA, welcome in. USA Network will host two games tonight: the Mercury vs. Fever at 7:30 p.m. ET and the Dream vs. Valkyries at 10 p.m. ET. The Lynx and Mystics will tip off at 7:30 p.m. ET and will air on WNBA League Pass, Monumental Sports Network, and Victory+ Sports Network Minnesota.
The Fire and Sky will get things started at 8 p.m. ET on WNBA League Pass, CW26, Fox 12 Plus, and WNBA League Pass.
Here are my top player props, best bets, odds, and predictions for today's WNBA games on June 24. You can find all of my bets on DraftKings Sportsbook.
For my first best bet today, I locked in Fever star Caitlin Clark to record over 30.5 points and assists.
In 2026, Clark is averaging 21.3 points and 8.2 assists (29.5 PA), while shooting a career-best 42.6% from the field and 33.1% from beyond the arc. Lately, Clark's been on an absolute tear.
Back and fully healthy, Clark boasts the highest usage rate of her career (31.5%) and is averaging 27.1 points and 10.4 assists per 40 minutes. On Monday, Clark delivered 24 points and nine assists, shooting 8-of-17 from the floor, 3-of-10 from three, and 5-of-6 from the line against Phoenix.
Mind you, that's a combined 32 points and assists, which included Clark's struggles from the 3-point line. And, this was in 29 minutes with five fouls. I highly doubt the Fever will repeat just six first-quarter points. It was Clark who delivered 15 points in the second quarter for the Fever.
We've seen Clark expand her game well outside the 3-point line. Whether it's her floater or that mid-range fadeaway, we saw Clark expand her range against Phoenix. Whether it was hitting threes, scoring on second-chance points, pulling up in transition, or attacking downhill, Clark had her way scoring. Several of her assists came in transition, an area where the Fever thrive.
We have to look at the stats: Clark has scored 20+ points in six straight games, averaging 25.7 points and 8.7 assists over that span (34.4 PA). Not only are the minutes there (25.6), but Clark is averaging 17 shot attempts and 7.7 3-point attempts over the last six games.
Clark has 17 3-point attempts and 35 shot attempts over the last two games alone. And over the last four games, she hasn't gone below seven assists.
Today, Clark has another great matchup against the Mercury for the second time in three days. The Mercury have regressed from last season and rank No. 11 in defensive rating (107.9).
This number may seem a bit inflated, but let's lock this in. In 2026, the Mercury are allowing over 42 points and 13 assists to guards. That's even with Alyssa Thomas in the lineup. Without guard Monique Akoa Makani, the Mercury will lose a step defensively.
Overall, this is a matchup I can't fade, especially given that 48% of Clark's shots come from above-the-break-3. This is a zone where Phoenix has struggled to guard, as opponents shoot 35% from. Where I think Clark will thrive is getting downhill, where she shoots 67% in the restricted area.
I do think a majority of this player prop can come from scoring alone, as Clark has delivered 25+ points in four of the last six games. Not to mention, she's shooting 48.6% from the field and 32% from three over the last six games. This is, in fact, a Mercury team that allows teams to shoot 36.1% from three, and allows 26.8 3-pointers per game.
I'm taking Sky center Kamilla Cardoso to record over 21.5 Points + Rebounds against the Fire. Here's why you should lock in this player prop bet today.
The Sky have a dreadful 4-12 record, and the injury bug has hit Chicago. However, Cardoso has been one of the bright spots for the Sky.
Now in her third WNBA season, Cardoso is averaging 13.1 points and 8.7 rebounds, while shooting a career-high 54.4% from the field. At times, she's looked tired, but has been Chicago's interior anchor.
Cardoso is coming off a massive 16-point, 14-rebound performance against the Connecticut Sun. In the 93-92 heartbreaking loss against the Dallas Wings on Saturday, she delivered 26 points and nine rebounds in 29 minutes.
Over the last three games, Cardoso has been averaging 17.3 points and 9.0 rebounds against the Sun, Wings, and Liberty.
Now, she faces a Portland team that has Emily Engstler and Megan Gustafson, but even so, Cardoso has the size advantage at 6'7".
While Portland started off hot, they have an 8-9 record and own the WNBA's worst defensive rating (111.8). Furthermore, they rank 12th in rebound percentage (47.2%) and sit dead last in defensive rebounding (62.8%). Cardoso is strictly an inside big, as 76% of her shots come within the restricted area.
This is great news for the center, as opponents shoot 65% from that zone against the Fire, and Portland allows over 37 paint points.
Now, that's not to say Portland doesn't have great pieces. Engstler is in the Defensive Player of the Year conversation (+3500) and has shown prowess all season long. However, this team has collectively struggled against centers.
If we look back at past performances, Dominique Malonga is coming off a 28-point performance against Portland. In June, Natasha Howard (18 points), A'ja Wilson (32 points), and Dearica Hamby (22 points) have all feasted against the defense. From a rebound perspective, the Fire have had zero answers for Malonga (11 rebounds), Hamby (12 rebounds), and Jessica Shepard (14 rebounds).
I do think the books are sleeping on this line, as Cardoso erupted for 22 points and 14 rebounds in the 98-83 season opener against the Fire. Shooting 8-of-15 from the field, Cardoso went 6-of-8 from the line. In 25 minutes, she was excellent in splitting the defense in high-low actions, scored off second-chance points, and won that matchup with Gustafson.
To be fair, Portland couldn't stop Cardoso, even with three defenders in the paint. Not only did she control the boards, but she practically walked into the paint.
For my third bet today, I'm taking Dream star Angel Reese to score over 13.5 points against the Valkyries.
Now in her third WNBA season, Reese is putting up a career-high 15.0 points, along with 2.7 assists and 11.8 rebounds per game. Lately, Reese has been on a tear despite foul trouble over the last five games.
Over that span, Reese scored 20+ points twice: 25 points against the Liberty and 21 against the Fever. I don't see how this line is so low if Reese could put up 25 against a bigger and taller Liberty lineup. Over the last five games, Reese is tallying 18.0 points and 29.8 minutes per game.
In 2026, Reese ranks sixth in paint points per game (10.3) and leads the WNBA in second-chance points per outing (4.8). Overall, the Valkyries protect the paint well (30.9 PPG) behind Kiah Stokes and Kayla Thornton.
I get why this prop line is so low—the Valkyries own the WNBA's third-best defensive rating (103.6), and allow just 15.2 points to centers/28.5 combined points to forwards per game.
It's hard to fade Reese here. She's cleared this prop line in six of the last seven games and is shooting just under 46% from the field over the last three games. She's been a force for the Dream inside, a cleanup machine, and a beast on the boards.
While this will be Reese's first matchup against Golden State this season, she posted 17 points against them in June of 2025. Both Nalyssa Smith (14 points) and Jessica Shepard (14 points) cleared this line against Golden State, and I'm confident given Reese's usage rate (26.2%), shot volume (12.3 FGA, 6.1 FTA), and minutes played (30.4).
