WNBA Player Prop Bet Odds & Picks: Wednesday (7/17)

On the eve of the All-Star break, we have a pair of games which means a pair of prop bets as we hope to take some winnings into the break. Remember that lineup changes and injury news is an ever-evolving beast that needs to be tracked constantly if you want to stay ahead of the market. Another way is by shopping around for the best odds. Different books will have different odds. The difference between -110 and +100 may seem small but over the entire season, those little differences add up quickly. Now let’s get to today’s best bets.

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Wednesday’s Best WNBA Player Prop Bets

  (Odds Courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)

Alisha Gray Under 15.5 Points (-120)

With the injury to Rhyne Howard, the Dream has struggled with a losing streak of seven straight games. The Dream guard has seen a higher usage of late, scoring 19-plus points in four of her last six games. If there is any team to come back down to earth against, however, it’s the Minnesota Lynx. Despite Atlanta’s third-ranked pace of play in their last five games, the Lynx continue to be stingy with an effective defense and the slowest-paced team in the league. Gray only averages 15.9 points so to set her line at 15.5 feels like a steal to grab the Under. Minnesota has the best perimeter defense in the W and Gray has attempted nine perimeter looks over the last two games. It will be a drudgy game for Atlanta so pick a player to bet the Under and go with it is my advice. 

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Caitlin Clark Over 20.5 Points (-105)

After coming off a win at Minnesota, it appears the Fever and Caitlin Clark have found a bit of a groove, winning three of their last four with three games of at least 19 points for the Fever rookie. Clark attempts over eight threes a game with Dallas allowing opponents to shoot over 35 percent from the field. Of course, Clark will have her opportunities, and coming after an off-game for the star guard, you can expect a bounce-back spot here. Dallas is one of the fastest teams in the league so the pace-up spot will only help the opportunity and averages for Clark. The Wings have the single worst efficient defense in W and after the Fever handled business in Minnesota, I would expect them to turn around and do quite the same against a weaker opponent. It’s always fun to bet Over points for Clark and this is the perfect time to pounce on the chance. I’m surprised at the line here so don’t be afraid to bet available alternates.

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Ryan Coleman