As we close out the fifth week of the 2026 WNBA campaign, there are two contests around the association. We have assembled a somewhat low-risk seven-leg SGP that provides a solid return on investment. Here is our favorite single game parlay for the WNBA for Sunday 6/7.
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Sunday’s Best WNBA Same Game Parlays
(Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook)
Chicago Sky vs. Toronto Tempo
- Leg 1: Over 163.5 Total Points (-300)
- Leg 2: Under 191.5 Total Points (-750)
- Leg 3: Chicago Sky Under 86.5 Points (-122)
- Leg 4: Skylar Diggins 4+ Assists (-550)
- Leg 5: Kamilla Cardoso 6+ Rebounds (-270)
- Leg 6: Nyara Sabally 5+ Points (-900)
- Leg 7: Marina Mabrey 15+ Points (-310)
We kick off this parlay with two selections that gives us a sizable scoring window. The first side of this correlated play focuses on this contest going over 163.5 points. The Chicago Sky enter this contest averaging 81.1 points per game. Whereas, the Toronto Tempo rank fifth across the NBA, scoring just under 89 points every contest. A seven-point cushion should be enough to clear the Over on the alternative total of 163.5 points. The Over/Under on this contest is currently at 173.5. Giving us an extra edge of 10 points to reach at least 164 points. Toronto averages 84.2 possessions per game, with Chicago slightly below at 83.8. In what should be a very high-paced contest, we think the Sky and Tempo can score 163.5 points or more.
The other half of our correlated strategy is to push the total to over 190 points to open up a scoring range of almost 30 points. As previously stated, Chicago and Toronto run up the possessions on a nightly basis. Their contests are constantly dominated by advancing the ball quickly and transition scoring. This game would have to either completely fall apart offensively in regards to scoring for this contest to fall below 163.5, and it would have to be an absolute defensive meltdown for both teams to go over 191.5 points. An early start adds to our confidence that the Sky and Tempo fail to score over 191.5 points. The offense for each team in this contest may fall victim to a dampening of early shooting percentages given the early start time.
Toronto will be without Kiki Rice due to a Grade-2 ankle sprain for this contest. Without the speed and transition scoring from the rookie, the Tempo may be forced to implement a more half-court offense. More sets of the half-court variety will almost certainly mean time will run off the clock.
The next leg of this parlay can be more or less described as adjacent to the previous two selections. The suggested line for the Chicago Sky in this contest is just below 5.5 points over the season average of 81.1. This game will have an early start time, and the Sky will be traveling on the road. The Sky are averaging 81.6 through five games played on the road. Chicago knocks down 43% of attempts from the field and 31.8% as the away team. The Sky connect on the third-fewest three-pointers per game in the WNBA when on the road (6.0). While we strongly feel this game exceeds 163.5 points, Chicago reaching 86 points comes across as a bit too optimistic. This will be the core piece for our return on investment at -122.
This is the straight forward portion of our parlay where we stack a few alternative lines for either points, rebounds or assists. Skylar Diggins is averaging 4.9 assists per game. Setting the bar a tad lower at four assists means we only need the guard for Chicago to produce 80% of the season average to cover. Diggins get to the rim at an elite level. This should open up opportunities for assists based on the ability to penetrate the paint and collapse the defense. The open looks generated through getting in the paint will make it easier for teammates to make baskets. Diggins is on the floor for 32 or so minutes each contest. In what is expected to be a game with an above average pace, the extra possessions work highly in our favor. The guard for the Sky has accumulated four assists or more in six out of the last nine games.
Kamilla Cardoso pulls down 9.8 rebounds on the season. The tallest player on the floor (6"7) should easily rack up at least six rebounds in a high-paced contest where possessions are being expected to be over 80 for each team. The center for Chicago successfully recorded six rebounds or more in 9-of-10 games played in 2026. Cardoso averages 10.8 boards when playing on the road, which is 2.5 more rebounds compared to when playing at home. Toronto and Chicago combine for an average of 136.3 shots on 42.5 shooting. Rebounding opportunities will almost certainly be available in this contest.
Nyara Sabally is dropping just under 12 points per game, and is playing 27.6 minutes over the last three games. The forward for Toronto finished with at least five points in all eight games played this season. Sabally's scoring production is surging at the moment, with 16 points through the last three contests. This selection is purely based on success rate. Sabally has yet to score fewer than five points in any game, and we don't see a high-paced matchup at home being the first time she does so. It's a perfect piece to incorporate that adds a modicum of safety to our parlay.
Our last leg is another straight shot. However, this does bare the most risk. A tough shooting night for Marina Mabrey would cook all our efforts. Having said that, shaving the line down to 15 could prove to be the most suitable insurance in case of an off night. Mabrey is averaging 18.5 points on the season, and 22.5 when playing in Toronto. The veteran shooter scores almost seven extra points per game more when playing on her home court. Mabrey also connects on an additional 9% from beyond the arc at the Coca-Cola Coliseum. The guard for Toronto has reached 15 points or more in all four games played at home this season.
Parlay Odds: +493
Best of luck with your parlay. Enjoy the games today.
