Caitlin Clark Odds and Best Bets 2025: Will She Play Even Better in Her Sophomore Season?

Caitlin Clark’s star power from her college days helped the WNBA take a step forward in the eyes of fans and bettors last season. As the start of her second season nears, sportsbooks are offering several ways to bet on just how good her sophomore season will be.

Sportsbooks are offering Caitlin Clark odds on several traditional markets, along with some specific to the Indiana Fever superstar.

Caitlin Clark Odds: 2025 WNBA Regular Season Markets

As one of the WNBA’s superstars and arguably the most recognized, some online sportsbooks are offering Caitlin Clark specials for your betting pleasure.

The odds for some are short, even though she’d have to surpass a season-high from last year; those I can’t in good conscience recommend. Many require her to set a new personal best or to set a WNBA record.

It is not hard to imagine her setting WNBA records this season, but the odds would have to have value for me to recommend those markets to you guys. So, with that in mind, here are my top Caitlin Clark markets for the 2025 WNBA season:

To Record 8+ Made Threes in Any Regular Season Game -150 (bet365)

• 10+ made threes +700 (bet365)

Her three-point prowess is what helped make her a household name in college, and she did lead the WNBA in made three-pointers last season (122). But her season high was just seven, and the WNBA record is nine.

So, just to cash 8+ made threes, she has to set a new personal best, which is entirely possible. She’ll have the opportunity, and with some of the players the Fever added to the roster, I can see her hanging out by the three-point line a little more this season.

If teams focus on her, Natasha Howard, DeWanna Bonner, Aaliyah Boston, Sophie Cunningham, and Kelsey Mitchell will make them regret doing so. But if they don’t defend Clark appropriately, she’ll make them regret it.

Setting a new WNBA record by hitting 10+ is a long shot; she never hit more than nine in college. But at +700, I’d say this market has value. If anyone can hit 10+ in a single game, it’s probably Clark.

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WNBA Most Improved Player +1900 (FanDuel)

My first thought when I saw this market was, “What? Noooooooo!” Several players near the top of MIP betting boards are better candidates (I’m talking about you, Kate Martin). But then I thought about it for a moment….

Expectations were sky high for Clark last season as a rookie. Now that she’s a year in, has a better supporting cast, and arguably a better coach, it’s not hard to imagine Clark taking a few giant leaps forward this season.

Just take a look at the odds for several of the Caitlin Clark specials offered. Some give her a better than 50% chance to set a new career high (made threes, 40+ points in a single game) while others require her to do something few players have ever done (16+ assists).

If she can follow through on that kind of promise and potential, maybe she can win the Most Improved Player. She wouldn’t be my first choice, but at +1900, this market absolutely has value.

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WNBA Scoring Leader +300 (Caesars)

Six players averaged more points per game than Clark did last year (19.2); the leader, A’ja Wilson, averaged 26.9 points per game. But, somehow, Clark has the second-best odds to lead the league this season, next to Wilson, of course (-120).

So, why on Earth should we think there is a chance Clark can overtake Wilson this year?

Jewell Loyd led the league in 2023 with 24.7. When you consider that Clark averaged 23.1 points per game after the all-star break last season as a rookie, it is not crazy to think her average could jump by a couple of points this year.

The roster around Clark is better, which could mean fewer scoring opportunities for her or more since defenses will not be able to ignore the rest of the team. She’ll need to make a big jump to overcome Wilson, but Wilson improved by 4.1ppg from ’23 to ’24.

So, why not Clark?

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WNBA Three-Point Leader -135 (BetMGM)

She led the league with 122 made three-pointers last season, beating out Arike Ogunbowale by ten (112). It is highly unlikely she will take fewer shots this season, and more likely she makes more now that she’s got her rookie season growing pains out of the way.

Since she averaged 3.1 per game last season with those growing pains, she’ll probably average more than 3.4 per game this season.

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WNBA Regular Season Assists Leader -400 (FanDuel)

I’m not a fan of betting on odds as short as -400, but since I’m going to mention her per-game average, it felt like a good market to include. Last season, she led the league with 8.4 assists per game and even set a new single-game record with 19.

Last season, she averaged 8.2 per game before the All-Star break and 8.9 per game after, when she was clearly much more comfortable playing at a professional level. It is reasonable to think she can make a similar leap from her rookie season to her sophomore one.

With the supporting cast surrounding her now, I’d be surprised if she didn’t make that kind of leap.

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