The first phase of the 2026 FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup is over. Only 12 teams remain, and the action is sure to pick up as teams dig a little deeper to avoid being knocked out. There are two games scheduled for Tuesday. Despite the smaller slate, there is no shortage of betting options to consider. We will be going through what we consider to be the best plays to combine into a small FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup Parlay for Tuesday.
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Tuesday’s Best 2026 FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup Parlay
(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)
Leg #1: Hungary +10.5 (-475)
This contest is a tough one to figure out. So we are going to just make the best decision based on the information we currently have. Japan is a favorite after losing two consecutive games by 16+ points. On the opposite side of the spectrum, Hungary has bounced back strongly after losing their first game and has now won back-to-back contests.
Japan hasn't scored more than 60 points since scoring over 100 in their opener against Mali. It’s one of those situations where you know it's too good to be true, so you can't pass it up. Just to give ourselves a little insurance, we raised the spread to 10.5 in favor of Hungary. However, there should be no reason for the Hungarian team not to win this contest outright.
Leg #2: Hungary First-Quarter Team Total Over 18.5 Points (+100)
This is easily the sweatiest leg of the parlay. Having said that, we needed a plus return to get us into the positive market, and of all the options on the board right now, excluding Hungary on the Moneyline, this prop gives us the best chance at that. Hungary has scored over 20+ points in the first quarter of its previous two contests.
With Japan looking to push the ball around in this tournament, we expect Hungary to have a ton of possessions. Hungary is shooting 50.4% from the field over the last two games and should benefit greatly from extra scoring opportunities. Japan has allowed 20+ points in the first quarter in all three games.
Leg #3: Germany Moneyline (-800)
It was good to see the German team get back on track over the last two games after a rough outing against Spain in their first contest. Leonie Fiebich continues to struggle massively from the field. She hasn't been right since the team's opening match, and it's becoming a situation to monitor. Fiebich has shot a horrific 3-of-20 from three-point distance, and only 27% from the field.
We are hoping this is where the talented star begins to flourish. Germany has shown it can pick up wins despite an underperforming Fiebich. Germany has picked up back-to-back wins off the fantastic play of Frieda Buhner, Nyara Sabally and Luisa Geiselsoder. We strongly believe Germany will advance to the next round of the tournament.
Leg #4: Germany-South Korea Over 139.5 Points (-410)
We took the total to make it a little easier for us in case of a sluggish quarter or a team going on a 10-0 run for three minutes. Germany continues to improve in the scoring department since their first contest (53 points against Spain), with totals of 74 and 83 points. Germany has been relentless from beyond the arc, attempting no fewer than 28 threes over the last two games.
South Korea has scored over 139.5 points in all three games due to their constant desire to push the pace. South Korea is averaging over 80 points per contest - including 99 in the opening game against Nigeria. Both teams are scoring at will and appear to be in a fantastic spot to reach 140 combined points.
Parlay Odds: +172
