Sep 26, 2023; Las Vegas, Nevada, USA; Las Vegas Aces guard Jackie Young (0) drives past Dallas Wings guard Arike Ogunbowale (24) in the second half during game two of the 2023 WNBA Playoffs at Michelob Ultra Arena. Mandatory Credit: Candice Ward-USA TODAY Sports

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WNBA Parlays: WNBA Best Bets for 06/13/2025

The FIBA EuroBasket has thrown a wrench in the plans of many WNBA fans. However, the talent pool is deep, and the incredible W action is going to excite many basketball bettors. On July 13, there will be top-notch athletes on display in a double-header day.

First, the Atlanta Dream will host the Chicago Sky, and then the 2x champions Las Vegas Aces will take on the struggling Dallas Wings. So, which bets can bring you a big bag? Here is a look at the best Same Game Parlay for the action based on BetMGM.

WNBA Parlay for Atlanta Dream vs Chicago Sky

The Dream has been off to a wonderful start to the season. They are 6-3, and their latest triumph came against the Indiana Fever as they won 77-58. Allisha Gray led from the front with 23 points and is now averaging a team-leading 20.4 PPG.

They already have a four-game winning streak under their belt and are looking better with each passing day.

The Sky is struggling massively. They are off to a slow 2-6 start and have already suffered a four-game losing streak. The team suffered a huge setback when Courtney Vandersloot was ruled out for the season in the brutal 52-79 loss against the Indiana Fever.

Thus, it’s clear the Dream has an overwhelming advantage here. Their perimeter duo of Allisha Gray and Rhyne Howard will be too much to handle for the worst perimeter defense in the league (10.8 triples allowed per game).

While the team can also trump them inside through the interior prowess of Brionna Jones, aided by the length of Britney Griner.

Despite that, I see a gritty performance from Sky, expecting Angel Reese to build on a strong 17-point performance in the previous game. Thus, I pick them to cover the spread.

Spread: Sky +12.5 (-110 Straight)

WNBA Parlay for Las Vegas Aces vs Dallas Wings

The Aces come into this game after an 89-97 loss against the Los Angeles Sparks. It was their second straight loss to a team with a less than +.500 record. They are 4-4 this season, and the alarm bells are ringing for the Aces.

A’ja Wilson is putting up 20+ points and 10+ rebounds regularly, while Jackie Young and Chelsea Gray have been doing their job. However, losing Kelsey Plum has been a huge hit, as Jewell Loyd has struggled massively.

On the other hand, the Wings are doing way worse. They have the worst record with a 1-10 tally. They lost their last game to Mercury by 13 points despite an explosive 35-point outing by Paige Bueckers.

They are on a six-game losing streak, and the performances of Arike Ogunbowale and NaLyssa Smith have left fans disappointed.

The Aces have been assigned a spread of -5.5 in their favor, and I expect them to cover it. This is despite A’ja Wilson potentially missing out on the game. I believe Jackie Young and Chelsea Gray will step up to fend off the Wings.

Spread: Las Vegas Aces -5.5 (-118 Straight)

WNBA Parlays: Sky +12.5 and Aces -5.5 for +252 at BetMGM

Other WNBA Best Bets

The WNBA player props are also up for the Sky vs Dream game. My most favored bet will be opting for a 20+ points night for Gray. She has breached the mark in four of the last six games. I believe she will do so again.

There is a chance that Angel Reese has another 12+ rebounds night here, so it is something to look out for in terms of player props. Meanwhile, I expect both the games to go “Under” the projected marks.

WNBA Player Props: Allisha Gray: 20+ for +165 at BetMGM

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Hi, I am Shubham. I am currently an NBA Predictions Writer on The Playoffs. I enjoy this job because it helps keep me in the loop about the game I love while fulfilling the pleasure I derive from stats. I got into NBA writing through social media interactions in the mid-2010s as I shared my takes on young talents such as D’Angelo Russell. I hope you enjoy reading my pieces as much as Dennis Rodman loved rebounding the basketball!