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Tuesday’s Best WNBA Same Game Parlays & Picks
The 2025 Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) rolls on with three games Tuesday night. The Washington Wizards and Indiana Fever tip off from Gainbridge Fieldhouse at 7:00 p.m. ET on NBA TV, before the Phoenix Mercury and Minnesota Lynx take to the floor at 8:00 p.m. from Target Center on ESPN3.
In the late game, the Dallas Wings and Seattle Storm clash at Climate Pledge Arena at 9:30 p.m. ET, and that game is available for viewing on ESPN.
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Phoenix Mercury (+470) at Minnesota Lynx (-700) | O/U 155.5 (-110/-110)
- Leg 1: Mercury +10.5 (+108)
- Leg 2: Under 155.5 Points (-110)
- Leg 3: Kayla McBride 15+ Points (-128)
- Leg 4: Satou Sabally 20+ Points (-184)
The Mercury (5-2) and the Lynx (7-0) will battle at 8:00 p.m. ET in the Twin Cities, meeting for the second time since May 30th.
In the first meeting in Phoenix, Minnesota escaped with a 74-71 victory, while the Mercury hung on for the cover as 5-point underdogs at home. The under (157.5) cashed in that meeting.
The defending Western Conference champion Lynx managed to shoot just 36.2% (25-of-69) from the field, while hitting only 27.6% (8-of-29) from behind the three-point line. Luckily, Minnesota was good for 88.9% (16-of-18) from the free-throw line.
The Mercury was good for 39.4% (28-of-71) from the floor, while going a dismal 11.5% (3-of-26) from behind the arc. Phoenix was sharp at the free-throw line, though, going 85.7% (12-of-14). Phoenix was +3 in the rebounding department while recording three more steals. But, Minnesota had one fewer turnover, two more blocked shots and they were the victim of a pair of technical fouls as an added obstacle.
The biggest impact of the game, and, surprisingly, Minnesota was still able to get the job done, was Napheesa Collier sitting out. The WNBA’s leading scorer was listed as a game-time decision for last Friday’s game, as she has been nursing a nagging knee ailment. Alanna Smith was plugged into the lineup in her absence, going for 19 points on 8-of-15 shooting with a pair of three-pointers, four rebounds and four blocked shots for her best Collier impression.
Collier returned for Sunday’s Commissioner’s Cup game at Golden State, posting 24 points, 11 rebounds, four assists, two steals and a blocked shot in 37 minutes, helping Minnesota to the 86-75 win. She was 2-for-4 from downtown, too.
For Phoenix, Satou Sabally went off for 26 points on 10-of-20 shooting, while pulling down 11 rebounds for the double-double. She also chipped in with four assists, three steals and a blocked shot. The only complaint would be her 0-for-4 mark from distance. Monique Akoa-Makani offset Sabally’s solid night, though, going just 2-of-10 from the field, while Lexi Held was an ugly 0-for-7 from the perimeter in 26 minutes off the bench.
Even though Collier is back for the Lynx, let’s back the Mercury catching the double digits. The under is 5-2-1 in seven games for the Mercury, while going 4-2 in the past six for the Lynx. So we’ll lean low for our total.
Let’s play it simple for our player props to get us over the +400 hump, too. Kayla McBride has scored 15+ points in all three games this season, including a season-best 20 against the Mercury. She is a safe bet to score 15+ points. The same holds true for Sabally, who has 20+ points in each of the past three outings, while going for 20+ in five out of seven games this season. Let’s back her to score at least 20 points.
WNBA Same Game Parlays Odds: +843
Dallas Wings (+360) at Seattle Storm (-500) | O/U 164.5 (-112/-108)
- Leg 1: Storm -9.5 (-110)
- Leg 2: Over 164.5 Points (-112)
- Leg 3: Nneka Ogwumike 8+ Rebounds (-198)
- Leg 4: Gabby Williams 4+ Rebounds (-184)
The Wings (1-6) and Storm (3-4) meet at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle. This is a rematch of a game from May 19th in Dallas, which was won by the Storm, 79-71, as Seattle covered as 3.5-point favorites with the under (167.5) coming through. The under has cashed in three straight meetings in this series, with the Storm winning five in a row, with a 4-1 against the spread (ATS) mark in that span.
Dallas limps in, not feeling great about itself. The Wings were swept in a home-and-home set by the previously winless Chicago Sky. The lone victory for the Wings was a return for Paige Bueckers to Connecticut on May 27th, a 109-87 victory. The Wings are also 2-5 ATS in seven games this season, while the over has cashed in each of the previous three outings.
For the Storm, they’ve hit a rough patch lately, dropping three in a row, although two of those games are against contenders Las Vegas and Minnesota. After a 4-0 ATS run from May 19th to May 27th, the Storm are 0-2 ATS in the past two. The under cashed last time out, but the over is 3-1 in the previous four contests.
We’ll back the Storm, mainly because it’s tough to trust the Wings after getting roughed up by the Sky in consecutive outings. However, laying the 9.5 with Seattle is quite high, so go lightly.
The best bet on the board might be the over, as the Storm allow teams to hit 44% from the field, while ranking middle of the road in points per game allowed (79.4) and three-point rate (32.9%). Offensively, the Storm is a good shooting team, hitting 45.7% from the field, but is just 11th with 78.7 points per game (PPG). Dallas is a high-tempo offense, though, going for 85.3 PPG, while allowing 88.3 PPG, good for 12th in the league.
For player props, Nneka Ogwumike has gathered six or more rebounds in every game this season, averaging nine rebounds per game (RPG). She had a season-high 18 boards in the victory in Dallas on May 19th. Let’s also back Gabby Williams to get to at least four rebounds. She grabbed five boards in the first meeting in Dallas, and she has four or more rebounds in five of the past six outings.
WNBA Same Game Parlays Odds: +680
