With three WNBA games on the slate tonight, there are plenty of opportunities for you to create and bet on WNBA Same Game (SGP) parlays. But finding the best legs can be challenging, and that’s where I come into play. Keep reading and check out my top WNBA SGPs for today’s competition.
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Wednesday’s best parlays for the same WNBA game
(Odds provided by FanDuel Sportsbook)
Golden State Valkyries vs Toronto Tempo
Stage No. 1: less than 167.5 points (-110)
Toronto averages 90.1 points per game, but it won’t come close to that tonight against Golden State’s league-leading 76.8 points per game defense.
Golden State is 1-6 in its last seven games. Only one team scored 90+ points in those seven games, and only two others scored 80+ points.
Stage 2: Isabelle Harrison under 13.5 points (-125)
Isabelle Harrison is averaging 12.5 points per game this season and has topped that mark only twice in her last six games against weaker defenses.
Harrison is able to show more with Brittney Sykes and Kiki Rice out with injuries, but she hasn’t been able to reliably improve her game.
Stage 3: Marina Mabry scored three-pointers with a score of over 3.5 (+128)
Asking a player to make four three-pointers in one game is a risky proposition, but Marina Mabry may be the player worth rolling the dice on.
Mabry is making an incredible 39.9% of his three-point attempts this season. She made four or more 3-pointers in four of her last eight games and three 3-pointers in the other two games.
If there’s a weakness in Golden State’s formidable defense, it’s on the perimeter, where the team is shooting 35.1 percent (11th in the league).
Accumulator odds: +589 – a $100 bet will result in a payout of $689; your bet plus $589 in winnings.
Indiana Fever vs Los Angeles Sparks
Stage No. 1: more than 183.5 points (-110)
That’s a really big number for a WNBA game, but we could have two perfect teams to win. Indiana has the highest scoring offense in the WNBA, averaging 93.5 points per game. Los Angeles has the league’s worst defense, allowing 93.6 points per game.
Indiana has scored 100 points in four of its last seven games, including once against the Sparks, and should do so again as Caitlin Clark is expected to return.
Los Angeles can help beat Indiana’s shaky defense, even without Kelsey Plum.
Stage #2: Kelsey Mitchell made three-pointers with a score of over 2.5 (-154)
We know Caitlin Clark is a good 3-point shooter, but Kelsey Mitchell is also a good 3-point shooter. She’s shooting 39.7 percent from deep on the season and has topped that mark in six of her last seven games.
In a recent game against the Sparks, Mitchell made four of her six 3-point attempts.
Stage #3: Caitlin Clark 8+ assists (+148)
Caitlin Clarke is averaging 8.2 assists per game this season and has recorded at least eight assists in 10 of the 17 games she has played. She played in the May 13 game against the Sparks in Los Angeles and had nine assists.
Clark is listed as probable on the official injury report and is expected to play tonight. If she does, don’t count on her to push the envelope too much. She is not a glory hound and will not try to throw the ball 15-20 times. Clarke will do what she needs to do and what she’s good at is making everyone around her look good.
Parlay Odds: +438 – A bet of $100 will result in a payout of $538; your bet plus $438 in winnings.
