WNBA All-Star game and skills competition odds

2024 WNBA All-Star Game Odds: Team USA Better Beat Team WNBA

The 2024 WNBA All-Star odds are out with the Paris 2024 USA Basketball Women’s National Team favored (-235) in the Team WNBA vs. Team USA game. 

Featuring bets for a jam-packed weekend of skills competitions and an All-Star game matchup, the festivities tip-off on Friday, July 19 at a sold-out Footprint Center in Phoenix. 

2024 WNBA All-star Game odds

TeamSpreadOVER/UNDERMoneyline
Team WNBA+6.5 (-118)O 189 (-108)+220
Team USA-6.5 (-102)U 189 (-112)-270


A sneak peak into the upcoming Olympics, the Team USA roster are 5.5-point betting favorites to defeat Team WNBA, a lineup created from fan, player and coach voting.

Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese, Rookie Of The Year contenders, will be making their first All-Star appearance dressing for Team WNBA. Meanwhile, Team USA is filled with seasoned veterans. Top point scorer and MVP favorite, A'ja Wilson will lead the group while being complimented by New York's Breanna Stewart and Sabrina Ionescu. 

Put it this way, if the USA National Team doesn't win... that's not a good start ahead of their Olympic run.

Though the OVER hit in last year's Team Wilson vs. Team Stewart tilt with 270 points, the UNDER has cashed in three of the last five contests. Notably, the All-Star game followed this format ahead of the 2021 Tokyo Olympics with Team WNBA upsetting the USA National roster, 93-85.

2024 WNBA All-star Three-Point Contest odds

PlayerOdds
Kayla McBride (MIN)+110
Marina Mabrey (CHI)+375
Stefanie Dolson (WAS)+450
Allisha Gray (ATL)+550
Jonquel Jones (NYL)+650

 

Minnesota's Kayla McBride is the +110 favorite to win the WNBA three-point competition. The Lynx guard sits at the top of league by draining 76 total three-pointers this season.

However, at +450, Stefanie Dolson is a value bet I'll be making. Tied for last, her Washington Mystics don't let her shine. Dolson averages the WNBA's second-best 48.5 3P%. Accuracy is key under the timed contest.

With no returning name from last year, a whole new lineup of ladies will be shooting beyond the arc. Shockingly, Sabrina Ionescu will not be participating in the contest this weekend, despite winning last year's competition breaking WNBA and NBA records by sinking 37-of-40 (92.5%) shots. Both Ionescu and Caitlin Clark declined the invite to shoot from the perimeter.

2024 WNBA All-star Skills Competition odds

PlayerOdds
Erica Wheeler (IND)+300
Marina Mabrey (CON)+325
Sophie Cunningham (PHX)+325
Allisha Gray (ATL)+350
Brittney Griner (PHX)+375


The WNBA skills competition odds are a tight race with Indiana's Erica Wheeler pinned the slight +300 favorite. The five players will compete in a timed obstacle course that showcases dribbling, passing and shooting drills. 

I suggest not betting on Marina Mabrey, who has dealt with a stressful few days after being traded from Chicago to Connecticut. Planning to pack up and move to the fourth team in her career will impact her mindset.

Instead, my WNBA skills competition pick is Brittney Griner, a whopping 10-time WNBA All-Star, who will join the fun in front of her team's home crowd. 

WNBA All-Star Game betting History In Last Decade

YearWinning TeamRunner-UpScoreMVP
2023Team StewartTeam Wilson143-127Jewell Loyd
2022Team WilsonTeam Stewart134-112Kelsey Plum
2021Team WNBAWomen's National Team93-85Arike Ogunbowale
2019Team WilsonTeam Delle Donne129-126Erica Wheeler
2018Team ParkerTeam Delle Donne119-112Maya Moore
2017WestEast130-121Maya Moore
2015WestEast117-112Maya Moore
2014EastWest125-124 (OT)Shoni Schimmel
2013WestEast102-98Candace Parker
2011EastWest118-113Swin Cash


Where Can I Watch 2024 WNBA All-Star Game?

You can catch all the weekend action on ESPN, inlcuding the ESPN app, on Saturday, July 20, at 8:30 pm ET. But don't forget, the first thing to watch is skills and three-point challenge on Friday, July 19th at 9 pm ET. 

Who is performing at the 2024 WNBA All-Star Game halftime show?

Grammy Award winner Pitbull, better known as Mr. Worldwide, will be performing at the WNBA All-Star Game halftime show. 

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