WNBA Same Game Parlays & Picks: Sunday (9/27)
We are treated to a four-game playoff slate in the WNBA today. It's the beginning of postseason basketball, and we are here for it. Without any further delay, let's jump right into our favorite WNBA same-game parlays (SGPs) and picks for Sunday, September 27th.
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Sunday’s Best WNBA Same Game Parlays
(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)
No. 6 Indiana Fever @ No. 3 Las Vegas Aces
Leg 1: Kelsey Mitchell 20+ Points (-400)
Kelsey Mitchell scored 20+ points in 27 out of 28 games to close out the season. Mitchell's record-breaking run was one of the outstanding performances of a truly exciting season.
The points will be needed now more than ever after the Fever lost their last contest, which dropped them to sixth in the playoff seedings. Indiana will take on the Aces on the road, and Mitchell has fared very well against Las Vegas this season.
Only one team (Minnesota) in over two months prevented the Indiana guard from reaching at least 20 points. Mitchell averaged over 27 points in three games against Las Vegas in 2026. The elite scoring guard is shooting 48% from the field and 38% from beyond the arc. Mitchell has scored at least 27 points in every game the Fever have played against the Aces this season.
Leg 2: Caitlin Clark 20+ Points (-224)
Caitlin Clark has every reason to want to rebound from her worst performance in three seasons. Clark scored just two points against Minnesota in their last regular-season contest.
We expect a quick turnaround for Clark in the scoring department. Prior to the last outing, Clark was averaging over 30 points through four games. As is the case with Kelsey Mitchell, the Fever will need Clark’s scoring if they want to take a 1-0 series lead on the road.
Clark finished with 20 points in the last contest against Las Vegas. Before the poor showing on Thursday, the Fever guard had scored at least 20 points in seven consecutive contests. Clark has failed to reach 20 points in only three of the previous 15 games. We expect Mitchell and Clark to each account for 20+ points.
Leg 3: Aliyah Boston Under 27 Points + Rebounds + Assists (-118)
It's been a rough go for the South Carolina alum over the last month, and a matchup against one of the best teams in the league does not exactly make for the best setting for a bounce-back performance.
Foul trouble and a recent injury have been major hindrances to Aliyah Boston's production, which has subsequently affected her playing time. Boston will have to be extremely active today trying to contain A'ja Wilson. For a player who's dealing with injuries and picking up fouls, this could be troublesome. Boston will have to exert extra effort on the defensive side of the ball as she tries to contain the four-time MVP.
Boston is averaging 13.6 points, 6.5 boards and 2.8 assists through her last 10 games. Boston has also picked up three fouls or more in two out of her last four contests.
The Fever acquired Mercedes Russell for their postseason run, and Makayla Timpson has picked up extra minutes since joining the starting rotation. Indiana doesn't have to keep Boston on the floor if she starts to accumulate fouls. The Fever forward has combined for 27+ points + rebounds + assists in just one of her last six games.
Parlay Odds: +198
No. 7 Dallas Wings @ No. 2 Golden State Valkyries
Leg 1: Golden State Valkyries Half-Time/Full-Time Leader (-166)
Finding the best option among the Moneyline, spread or total proved more difficult than initially anticipated.
In a vacuum, Golden State should leave this contest up 1-0 in the series. The question became: Are we leaving too much money on the table by not adding at least some points? Ultimately, we settled on playing it safe (shocker) and just going with our gut. Here's why...
To bring down the points, the -2.5 in favor of Golden State is only a slight drop-off on our return. At that point, you might as well take the full points on the Valkyries at -6.5 at (-120). The Moneyline is inching ever so close to (-300). That isn't going to help this parlay one bit. The only other option that stood out was taking Golden State to the lead at the half and at the end of the game.
The team total for Golden State is 81.0 at (-125). While we did consider this option extensively, playoff basketball is completely different from regular-season games. The Valkyries aren't a high-scoring team to begin with (82.2 points per game this season). If they elect to grind out a few more possessions than usual, we could fall slightly below in that scenario.
Leg 2: Gabby Williams 12+ Points (-440)
Our last two legs of the parlay will focus on Gabby Williams. She is one of the best wing players in the WNBA and is having a remarkable season in Golden State. The veteran guard just suffered a grueling defeat in the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup final and will look to dominate as much as possible to ensure she doesn't repeat that fate in the WNBA playoffs.
We expect this to be especially true in Golden State’s first postseason contest. Williams closed out the season averaging 14.4 points. The guard for the Valkyries scored 12+ points in four of the last five games. Williams is averaging 21 points through the last two contests against Dallas. If you wanted to kick it up to 15+ points to increase your return on investment (ROI), we wouldn't blame you.
Leg 3: Gabby Williams 3+ Assists (-195)
We close out our selections with a very straightforward assists prop bet. Gabby Williams is averaging 2.2 assists per game this season. However, over the last five games, the Golden State guard has shown a newfound interest in facilitating the offense.
Williams has recorded three or more assists in eight out of her last 11 games - including four of the last five contests. Williams has also recorded at least three assists in four out of her last five home games.
Parlay Odds: +150
Enjoy the games today. Good luck with your parlays.