Today's Top WNBA Pick

WNBA picks are betting selections based on analysis of upcoming games and available sportsbook odds. Our picks can include moneylines, point spreads, totals and player props depending on where our handicappers believe the strongest opportunity is available.

We publish and update WNBA picks throughout the season as games and betting markets become available. Because odds, injuries and expected lineups can change, readers should always check the current price before placing a wager.

The ATS Quantitative Model is one of the tools we use to evaluate WNBA games. It analyzes team performance, efficiency data, pace, situational factors and market pricing to produce projections that our handicappers can compare with the available sportsbook lines.

The model supports our analysis rather than replacing it. Injury news, lineup changes and matchup context are also considered before a pick is published.

The most common WNBA markets are the moneyline, point spread and game total. Sportsbooks also offer player props covering statistics such as points, rebounds, assists and three-pointers, along with alternative lines and same-game parlays.

The point spread gives the favorite a handicap and the underdog a head start for betting purposes. For example, a team listed at -5.5 must win by at least six points to cover the spread, while a +5.5 underdog can lose by five points and still cover.

An Over/Under, also called a total, is a sportsbook projection for the combined number of points scored by both teams. Bettors can wager on whether the final combined score will finish above or below that number.

Yes. Injuries can influence spreads, moneylines, totals and player props, particularly when a high-usage scorer, starting point guard or important defensive player is unavailable. Sportsbooks may adjust their lines when significant injury or lineup news becomes public.

No. We do not automatically publish a wager for every game. If our analysis does not identify enough value at the available price, passing on the matchup can be preferable to forcing a pick.