WNBA Same Game Parlays & Picks: Valkyries vs. Dream (Saturday)
The WNBA Finals between the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries continue Saturday, October 24, for Game 4 at State Farm Arena in Atlanta. Tip time is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. ET, and the game can be viewed or streamed on NBC. The Dream lead the best-of-seven series 2-1 in pursuit of the WNBA championship.
We’ll provide a couple of WNBA same-game parlays (SGPs) below, as we look to increase our bankroll.
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Saturday’s Best WNBA Same Game Parlays
(Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook)
Golden State Valkyries (+168) at Atlanta Dream (-200) | O/U 153.5 (-106/-114)
- Leg 1: Dream -4.5 (-118)
- Leg 2: Over 153.5 Points (-106)
- Leg 3: Angel Reese To Record Double-Double (-290)
- Leg 4: Jordin Canada to Record 6+ Assists (-320)
These teams met for Game 4, and the Dream look to keep up the good work. After Golden State picked up a 68-64 win in Game 1, covering as 2.5-point favorites in San Francisco while the Under (154.5) cashed, Atlanta fired back with a 79-65 victory in Game 2 to gain the road split as 1.5-point underdogs as the Under (152.5) cashed.
As the series shifted to Georgia for Game 3, it was all Angel Reese and the Dream. Atlanta rolled up a 97-71 victory as 11.5-point underdogs while the Over (153.5) cashed. The Valkyries shot just 35% (24-of-69) from the field, and 40% (12-of-30) from behind the 3-point line, while going just 65% (11-of-17) from the free-throw line. Gabby Williams went for a team-best 15 points, but she also ended up with just 5-of-18 from the field, while adding eight assists and three steals. The Valkyries did have four players score 13 or more points in the losing effort.
For the Dream in Game 3, they shot 49% (34-of-69), with 41% (9-of-22) from downtown. It also struggled at the free-throw line, as Atlanta was just 69% 20-of-29), leaving a lot more points on the floor than it would like. Reese shined with 21 points, 12 rebounds, three assists, and three steals, while going a perfect 2-for-2 from behind the arc. Jordin Canada chipped in with 10 points, eight assists, six rebounds, and a steal with one blocked shot, too.
Golden State had looked bulletproof in the first two rounds, as well as Game 1. It looked like it might walk right through the postseason with little trouble. It was 5-2 ATS in the first seven postseason games, but it has lost the past two games by 14+ points, and the 97 points allowed by Golden State in Game 3 marked a season high.
We’re going to continue to back the Dream, and it’s a little bit surprising Atlanta is favored by so little considering it was so dominant last time out. Let’s go with the Over, too, as the shift in venue looks like it has made Atlanta quite comfortable on the offensive end.
In addition, to get us to 4X, we’ll back Reese for the double-double, as that’s nearly a certainty every time out, and we’ll take Canada to get to at least six assists.
Parlay Odds: +503
Golden State Valkyries (+168) at Atlanta Dream (-200) | O/U 153.5 (-106/-114)
- Leg 1: Dream -4.5 (-118)
- Leg 2: Over 153.5 Points (-106)
- Leg 3: Angel Reese To Record Double-Double (-290)
- Leg 4: Jordin Canada to Record 6+ Assists (-320)
- Leg 5: Gabby Williams to Score 15+ Points (-330)
- Leg 6: Rhyne Howard to Record 2+ 3-Pointers (-290)
If you like that parlay above, let’s get a little crazier, and tack on two more legs.
We’ll make it a six-leg parlay for the chance to more than 7X up. Williams is a good bet to get to at least 15 points for the Valkyries. She has been a gigantic part of Golden State’s offense, and she should be able to get to 15 rather easily, especially since it’s unlikely she goes 5-for-18 from the field again.
In addition, Rhyne Howard is overshadowed a bit by Reese, Canada, Allisha Gray, and DeWanna Bonner, but Howard is very good. She was 1-for-2 from behind the arc in Game 3, and she is averaging 1.9 3-pointers per game in eight postseason outings.
Parlay Odds: +710