WNBA Betting News & Analysis

The Minnesota Lynx secured their fifth consecutive victory, defeating the Portland Fire 101-93, while star guard Kayla McBride ascended into the WNBA's top 20 all-time scoring list.

Caitlin Clark delivered a historic performance, tallying a WNBA-record 45 points and 10 assists, as she led the Indiana Fever to a crucial 110-107 victory over the Seattle Storm. This monumental outing marks the first 40-point, 10-assist game in league history, further cementing her burgeoning legacy.

Two-time GRAMMY® Award-winning global pop star Tyla has been announced as the headliner for the 2026 AT&T WNBA All-Star Game halftime show, scheduled for July 25 at the United Center in Chicago. This move underscores the league's expanding cultural footprint and appeal.

The Golden State Valkyries secured an 88-75 road victory over the Indiana Fever, extending their impressive winning streak to eight games and capping an undefeated five-game road trip. This dominant performance pushes their record to 18-7, while Kelsey Mitchell's franchise-record scoring streak continued for the Fever.

The WNBA has named Indiana Fever's Kelsey Mitchell and Dallas Wings' Paige Bueckers as the Week 8 Players of the Week, recognizing their standout performances that are significantly impacting team trajectories and future betting considerations.

Kayla McBride's season-high 37 points and Olivia Miles' record-breaking performance propelled the Minnesota Lynx to a thrilling 104-100 victory over the Phoenix Mercury, extending their winning streak.

The Dallas Wings continued their impressive run, extending their win streak to five games by overcoming a double-digit deficit to defeat the Chicago Sky 96-91, propelled by Paige Bueckers' stellar performance.

The Las Vegas Aces delivered a historic performance on Saturday, July 11, 2026, securing a franchise-record 54-point victory over the Phoenix Mercury. This dominant display, a 106-58 win, also ranks as the third-largest differential in WNBA league history, showcasing the Aces' formidable strength.

The Dallas Wings made history on July 10, 2026, defeating the Toronto Tempo 108-95 in Montreal while simultaneously setting a new WNBA regular-season attendance record with 20,996 fans at Bell Centre.