WNBA Player Props and Best Bets: Active WNBA Schedule for Tuesday

There are four WNBA games scheduled for tonight, three at 8 p.m. EST and the nightcap at 10 p.m. EST. With anywhere from 50-75 markets available for each game, there are quite a few WNBA Player Props available for our betting pleasure.

After doing a deep dive in the betting menus for each game, the following is our ‘WNBA Player Props’ list for Tuesday, June 24.

Best WNBA Prop Bets for Tuesday, June 24

Kiki Iriafen, OVER 17.5 Pts + Reb

Iriafen is averaging 13.4 points per game and 8.6 rebounds. Her last time out, she scored 19 and pulled down seven rebounds. However, in her previous four games, she finished UNDER this TOTAL (points/rebounds): 9/6, 8/6, 6/6, and 12/5.

But then she finished OVER in every other game this season (eight total), and it wasn’t even close in most of them. Minnesota’s defense is a concern, but she did just fine in the two games vs. Indiana and two vs. New York. She can pull it off against Minnesota, too.

Kelsey Plum, OVER 19.5 Points

I had to think long and hard about this one. With many players on both teams being sporadic in their production, it would be easier to make a case against taking most of the props for this game. But I kept coming back to this one.

Kelsey Plum is the primary scoring threat for the Sparks. But she has gone OVER this TOTAL in just six of 13 games played. I’d prefer she to finish OVER at least 50% of the time. However, she will benefit from playing the worst home-court defense in the WNBA.

Chicago averages 91.2 points per game allowed. Plum scored 28 vs. Chicago earlier in the year (May 29).

Brittney Griner, UNDER 10.5 Points

For someone like Griner, the OVER should be an easy bet here. But the veteran center has not been at her best this season. She’s averaging UNDER 10.5 points per game (9.9) and has scored more than that in just one game this month and in four of 12 this season.

She scored 15 vs. Dallas earlier in the year, but she played for 30 minutes. Griner has not played in 27+ minutes since then, and often less than 20. If we could count on her playing for at least 25 minutes against Dallas, I’d say take the OVER at +100, but we can’t.

So, take the UNDER.

Paige Bueckers, OVER 18.5 Points

Bueckers has gone OVER 18.5 points in four of five games since returning from injury. She only scored 11 vs. Atlanta earlier in the season. But she is shooting more often now and will benefit from playing in front of a home crowd.

As long as she takes 16-20 shots, she’ll go OVER this total.

Caitlin Clark, UNDER 20.5 Points

After making her return from injury with a monster 32-point night vs. one of the best defenses in the league (New York), Clark came back down to reality with a 20-point night vs. Connecticut before scoring just 11 vs. Golden State and 19 vs. Las Vegas.

Before you start thinking she’s due for a bounce-back game, Seattle has been on a roll, winning six of their last seven, and Clark is averaging 13.7 on the road and shooting 31.1% from the field (she’s averaging 23.4 points per game and shooting 45.8% at home).

Caitlin Clark, UNDER 3.5 Made Threes

This may come as a surprise to you, but Caitlin Clark has only made one three-pointer on the road this season. She’s gone 1-22. Clark has gone OVER this total in four of the five home games she’s played in, so we know she is capable. But it just isn’t happening on the road.