Top 5 WNBA Odds, Picks & Predictions: Sunday (6/29)
There are five contests across the WNBA throughout the day, and no shortage of betting options to consider. Let's not waste any more time and jump right into some of our favorite selections. Here are our top WNBA best bets for Sunday, June 29th.
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Sunday’s Top 5 WNBA Bets
(Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook)
Atlanta Dream Moneyline (+118)
The Liberty will once again be without the services of Jonquel Jones and Leonie Fiebich as they take on the Atlanta Dream on the road. New York has lost four out of their last six games and two out of its last three games as the away team. This will be the final contest of a four-game road trip for the Liberty, as they look ahead to four days of rest before their next game.
The Atlanta Dream are putting up 85 points per game when playing on their home floor. Atlanta resides in the top half of the league in regards to defensive rating, and only allows 78.3 points each contest. The Dream won four out of their last five home games, with a winning margin of at least 13 points in three of those four victories.
Atlanta is allowing an average of only 75.8 points in eight games played on their home floor, while holding opponents to 41% from the field and below 30% from beyond the arc. The Liberty bested the Dream when these two teams last faced off in Brooklyn earlier this month. However, we feel the tables turn in Atlanta, and the Dream accumulate another home victory.
Angel Reese Over 24.5 Points + Rebounds (-128)
Angel Resse is thriving on the floor as of late, and the Chicago star gets a rematch against the L.A. Sparks today. The 23-year-old is coming off three fantastic games, with at least 10 points and 17 boards in each. Resse is averaging 15 points and 18 rebounds over the last three contests.
The efficiency has increased for the Chicago forward in recent games. Over the last five games, Reese has finished with at least a field-goal percentage of 40% or higher in four contests. This includes three contests above 50%.
Reese dominated Los Angeles on June 24th, to the tune of 18 points and 17 rebounds. Kamilla Cardoso has left the team to fulfill FIBA EuroBasket obligations, which means a plethora of opportunities for more points and boards for the second-year standout out of LSU. Reese is currently in excellent form on the glass, connecting on field-goal attempts, and looks to be in a fantastic spot to clear a combined 24.5 points + rebounds today against the Sparks.
Phoenix Mercury First-Quarter/Game Winner (-120)
The Mercury have won their previous six contests and take on a struggling Las Vegas team this evening in Phoenix. The Mercury are scoring just under 84 points per game on the season, but they score an additional point per contest when playing at home. On the other side of the floor, the Las Vegas Aces have struggled to score to date this season, putting up a mere 75.3 points per game when playing as the away team.
Las Vegas is also extremely gracious on the defensive side of the floor, allowing 83 points each contest on the road on 45.5% shooting from the field. The Aces have lost six out of their last nine games, as well as two out of their last three contests as road opponents.
The Aces score 9.9 fewer points when playing on the road, and experience a decrease of 4% in field-goal conversions. The offense does not seem to travel for Las Vegas, and their opponents are currently on a six-game win streak. This would appear to be a tough task for the Aces. The Mercury has led going into the second quarter in two out of their last three games.
Golden State Valkyries +5 (-112)
Despite being the newest WNBA team, the Golden State Valkyries continue to defy expectations in the early stages of the 2025 campaign. Having won eight out of their first 15 contests, the Valkyries currently sit sixth overall in the WNBA. Seattle certainly presents a difficult assignment this evening. However, we feel Golden State can stay within five points in this contest.
Golden State has won six out of its last eight contests and owns a 6-3 record when playing at the Chase Center. They are holding opponents to only 75.7 points per game on 39.1% shooting from the field at home. The Storm score 6.9 fewer points, and dip 5.4% in regards to field-goal percentage when playing on the road
The Storm were unsuccessful in their last matchup in Golden State. The Valkyries held Seattle to only 70 points in a six-point victory. The Valkyries are tremendous at limiting scoring when playing on their home floor. If Golden State doesn't outright win, they should be able to keep the final result within a deficit of five points.
Connecticut Sun +21.5 (-114)
As we close out the games for the evening, the nightcap features the top team in the WNBA facing the league's worst. The oddsmakers are heavily supporting the Minnesota Lynx, as we are as well. However, it may be possible to get under on tremendous spread in what is being suggested as a completely one-sided affair.
Connecticut is a young team that will continue to struggle. Having said that, Connecticut was held within six points on the road against Minnesota in the last meeting between these two teams on May 23rd. The Lynx have only one win exceeding 21.5 points on the season out of seven games played at home.
Connecticut has a losing margin of 15.1 in their previous six contests, and Minnesota owns a point differential of +13 when playing on their home floor. This will be the sweatiest selection of the bunch. Yet, we feel the Sun can stay below a 22-point deficit in this contest.
Enjoy the games today and good luck with your picks.