WNBA Same Game Parlays & Picks: Sunday (8/2)
There are four WNBA games this evening. We will be focusing on two matchups, with the first contest tipping off in Minnesota at 1:00 p.m. ET. Without any further preamble, let's dive into our favorite WNBA same game parlays (SGPs) and picks for Sunday, August 2nd.
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Sunday’s Best WNBA Same Game Parlays
(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)
Indiana Fever @ Minnesota Lynx
Leg #1: Monique Billings 15+ Points + Rebounds (-149)
Monique Billings has been a sneaky source of big returns over the last two weeks. She is knocking down nearly 62% of her shots, while averaging 6.8 boards over the previous five games. The Fever forward is benefiting greatly from a minutes surge, averaging 25.6 minutes in the last five games, compared to 21.2 on the season.
The veteran forward is averaging 12.2 points on 6.8 attempts per game, and has hit four or more field goals in the previous five contests. Billings is on a fantastic run as of late - averaging 14.5 points and nine boards in the last two games. She has reached the 15+ combined points + rebounds threshold in five of her last seven contests, as well as in three straight road games.
Leg #2: Olivia Miles & Caitlin Clark 16+ Combined Assists (-120)
This is clearly the most exciting of all our selections for today’s slate. This is a heavyweight matchup between two of the best facilitators in the WNBA.
The strategy for this prop bet is to sit back and watch the assists pile up. Sixteen is absolutely in line with the season averages for these two elite distributors. However, the oddsmakers are heavily underestimating the spirit of competition - an advantage we cannot pass up.
Caitlin Clark is coming off a triple-double against Portland on Friday, where the sharpshooter out of Iowa finished with 10 assists. She is averaging a strong nine assists over the last five games, and 7.7 in the previous three road contests. The young guard has yet to face Minnesota in 2026. That said, Clark is projected to accumulate eight assists in a very high-paced contest.
Olivia Miles goes up against a Fever team that seems to want to leave the opposition in the dust offensively. Minnesota is surely not an organization that lapses in any way when it comes to running up the score.
The phenomenal rookie guard failed to record a single assist on Friday, which is more than likely the catalyst for the inferior line. Miles averaged eight assists through the four games prior to Friday. The Notre Dame alum will be fine in this contest and moving forward for the rest of the season.
Leg #3: Caitlin Clark 15+ Points (-515)
The assist production has been fantastic for Caitlin Clark through the last five games. However, her scoring is starting to reach an MVP level.
Clark is mastering the art of getting to the line, and the result has been absolutely crushing projected lines for her points. The Fever guard is averaging nearly 30 points through the previous five games. She is knocking down 55.9% of her field goals, shooting 48.7% from beyond the arc and 91% from the free-throw line over that span. Menacing.
The third-year All-Star has totaled 15+ points in five straight contests - including 45- and 32-point performances. Clark is currently hotter than lava. Betting an alt line that is half of what she is currently averaging through the previous five games seems like a solid way to play the last leg of this parlay.
Parlay Odds: +210
Toronto Tempo @ Golden State Valkyries
Leg #1: Julie Allemand & Veronica Burton 12+ Combined Assists (-135)
While not as exciting as the matchup in the earlier contest, Julie Allemand and Veronica Burton also incur a low line for total assists. Any contest involving the Golden State Valkyries will have a somewhat suppressed total. That said, 12 assists between two players who are on the floor for 30+ minutes is well worth considering.
Allemand is averaging over seven assists through the last 10 games - including three contests with 10+ assists. She averaged 32.2 minutes per game over that span.
Burton is facilitating 6.6 assists over the last five games, with six or more assists in three out of her last five contests. Burton finished with six assists in only 21 minutes when the Valkyries and Tempo last met. Odds are the young guard will be on the floor for a longer duration this time around.
Leg #2: Gabby Williams 3+ Rebounds (-150)
Gabby Williams missed the previous contest for the Golden State Valkyries, and we expect the team’s top-scoring option to be a full go this evening. Williams incurs a very low rebound total that appears to be prime for the pouncing. Williams has finished with three or more rebounds in three out of the last five contests, and she is averaging 3.3 rebounds per game on the season.
The Valkyries forward averages 3.8 rebounds per game at home in 2026. Williams averages 3.7 boards over three games played when returning from six days of rest or more. As long as the Tempo can keep this contest competitive going into the fourth quarter, Williams should see enough court time to grab at least three rebounds.
Leg #3: Golden State Valkyries Moneyline (-800)
Golden State is currently a 12.5-point favorite going into this contest against a struggling Toronto Tempo squad. Toronto is 13th in the standings as the WNBA season heads into the final month or so. The Tempo have dropped nine out of their last 10 games, including four out of five on the road.
On the other end of the spectrum, the Valkyries have won nine of their last 12 games, including four of their last five home games. Golden State is 11-4 over the previous 15 contests, as well as 11-4 when playing in the Bay Area. The Valkyries picked up the victory early in July when Toronto and Golden State matched up the first time this season. We expect a similar outcome today.
Parlay Odds: +202