Top 5 WNBA Betting Picks and Predictions for Sunday (6/22)
There are five contests across the association throughout the day, and no shortage of options to consider. Let’s
not waste any more time, and jump right into some of our favorite selections for 6/22.
Here are our top
WNBA best bets
for Sunday’s games.
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Sunday’s Top 5 WNBA Player Prop Bets
(Odds courtesy of
FanDuel Sportsbook
)
FanDuel Sportsbook
)
Atlanta Dream -15.5
(
-110
)
The Chicago Sky are coming off a large-deficit loss Saturday against the Phoenix Mercury. This afternoon, things do not get any easier for the Sky, as they take on the fourth place Atlanta Dream on the road. The Dream narrowly defeated the Washington Mystics on Friday, with a one-point victory at home.
Chicago has lost six out of their last seven contests, and look somewhat lost out on the floor as soon as halftime ends. The Sky have only two wins on the season to date, and lost the last four out of six contests by 18 points or more. This includes an 18-point victory of 6/13 against the Atlanta Dream.
The Atlanta Dream are scoring the second-highest amount of points per game over their first 13 contests, with just over 85 on the season. Atlanta resides in the top half of the league in regards to defensive rating, and only allows 77.6 points each contest. The Dream have won their last three consecutive home games, and done so by no less than 18 points.
Shakira Austin Over 20.5 Points + Rebounds
(
-112
)
Since being implemented into Washington’s starting lineup two games ago, Shakira Austin is thriving on the floor. The 24-year-old is coming off a season-high 28 points, on 13-of-17 shooting from the field, with 10 boards. Austin is averaging 18.5 points and nine rebounds over the last two contests.
The playing time and efficiency for the Washington center is what instills the most confidence for this selection. Austin is shooting 52.6% from the field on the season, and scoring over 20 points on the very same 52.6% every 36 minutes on the floor.
Austin gets an opportunity to show out this afternoon against a Dallas team who are allowing the third-highest amount of points per game in the WNBA. The center for the Mystics is currently in excellent form, getting substantial playing time, and looks to be in a fantastic spot to clear 20.5 points + rebounds at home against the Wings.
Indiana @ Las Vegas Under 172 Total Points
(
-110
)
The Indiana Fever are scoring the fourth-highest amount of points per game over their first 12 contests, with just over 83 on the season. On the other side of the floor, the Las Vegas Aces have struggled to score to date this season, putting up less than 80 points each contest. However, the Aces top option, A’Ja Wilson, returned to the floor in the last contest, leading the team to 83 points.
We are still well below the total for this contest, even with the 83-point outing for the Aces. Despite Las Vegas being extremely gracious on the defensive side of the floor, allowing over 83 points each contest, Indiana’s offense isn’t at their best when playing on the road.
The Fever score over 15 fewer points when playing away from Gainbridge Fieldhouse, and more than 5% less in field-goal conversions. While the offense does not seem to travel for Indiana, their defense absolutely does. The Fever hold the opposition to 4.7 fewer points when playing on the road, and have not exceeded a combined 170.5 points in any game as the away team this season.
Seattle Storm M/L
(
+122
)
In what will more than likely be the main event of the slate, the New York Liberty are on the road to face the Seattle Storm. The Storm put an end to Minnesota’s undefeated streak on their home floor, and will once again look to best one of the top teams in the WNBA.
The Storm have won their last three consecutive games at home, with only two losses in total when playing on their home floor. Seattle averages an extra 5.2 points, with a 7.2% increase on field goals at home, while only allowing the opposition to hit 42.5% of their attempts.
After starting the 2025 campaign with nine straight wins, the Liberty have now dropped the last two out of three games. This contest marks the start of a four-game road trip, one where the team will be without the services of Jonquel Jones due to an ankle injury. New York is already missing Leoni Fiebich due to Euro-Basket obligations.
Nneka Ogwumike has been an absolute force as of late, scoring 20 points or more in the last three out of four games. New York is severely hampered in the frontcourt, and this could lead to an abundance of second-chance opportunities, as well as defensive rebounds for a lengthy Seattle team.
Golden State Valkyries Winning Margin 11+
(
+100
)
Despite being the newest WNBA team, the Golden State Valkyries continue to defy expectations in the early stages of the 2025 campaign. Having won their first six out of twelve contests, the Valkyries currently sit sixth overall in the league. Whereas, the Connecticut Sun continue to occupy last place in the standings, with only two this season.
Golden State own a 4-2 record when playing at the Chase Center, while holding opponents to only 76.5 points on 41.6% shooting from the field. The Sun are connecting on a dreadful 38.8% of field-goals when playing on the road, while only averaging 66.7 points.
The Sun are conceding over 88 points per game to the opposition, and allowing 10 three-pointers on 39.5% shooting from beyond the arc. The Valkyries are only averaging 76.5 points at home this season, which is why we feel most comfortable with a winning margin of 11-20 points in favor of Golden State.
Enjoy the games today, and good luck with your picks!
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