New York Liberty favored in our 2025 WNBA Championship odds and picks

2025 WNBA Championship Odds: Liberty Favored To Repeat

The WNBA season is just a month away, and the New York Liberty are the +230 favorites to win the 2025 WNBA Championship at Sportsbook.

After picking up their first title in franchise history last season, the Liberty are eyeing consecutive championships, a feat that has only been done once in the last two decades. Following New York are the Minnesota Lynx (+350), last season's runner-up, and the Las Vegas Aces (+350), who won back-to-back championships in 2022 and 2023.

2025 wNBA Championship odds 

Odds to Win the 2025 WNBA Championship
TeamOdds
New York Liberty+230
Minnesota Lynx+350
Las Vegas Aces+350
Indiana Fever+380
Phoenix Mercury+1200
Atlanta Dream+5000
Los Angeles Sparks+6000
Seattle Storm+6500
Chicago Sky+900
Washington Mystics+10000
Dallas Wings+10000
Connecticut Sun+13000
Golden State Valkyries+20000

Odds as of April 10, 2025 at Sportsbook

New york liberty favored to win 2025 wNBA Championship

This Liberty group hasn't budged much with the core three of Breanna Stewart, a top five point scorer, Sabrina Ionescu, one of the best three point shooters in the game, and Jonquel Jones all returning to the Big Apple. The defending champs were active during the offseason, trading Courtney Vandersloot in exchange for Connecticut's Natasha Cloud, whose 6.9 assists per game was the third-best mark in the league last season. Similar to Vandersloot, the 33-year-old is a playmaker, but a tad younger while also still managing 11.9 points in 2024. 

The Liberty were unstoppable last season, ranking second in the WNBA in offense (85.6 PPG) and top-three in defense (76.8 PPG). With minimal changes and Cloud's addition strengthening the team, it’s clear why oddsmakers have them as favorites for the 2025 season.

las Vegas Aces make blockbuster trade in hopes to reclaim WNBA Title

The trade of the offseason belongs to the Aces. Kelsey Plum, a three-time WNBA All-Star, is heading to Seattle, while Jewell Loyd, the 2023 points leader and a six-time All-Star, is making her way to Las Vegas.

The defense is what killed the Aces majority of last year, once allowing the second-worst 36.3% from the perimeter. Bringing in Loyd to compliment Chelsea Gray and Jackie Young should bridge that gap in the backcourt. 

A'ja Wilson is still the most lethal lady in the league. After securing her third WNBA MVP Award in the last five seasons, she led the league in points (26.9) and blocks (2.9) last year. Las Vegas definitely improved in the offseason, which is a scary thought given that they’ve already established themselves as a modern-era dynasty.

Last 10 WNBA Champions

WNBA Champions Of Last Decade
YearChampionSeries FinalRunner-Up
2024New York Liberty3-2Minnesota Lynx
2023Las Vegas Aces3-1New York Liberty
2022Las Vegas Aces3-1Connecticut Sun
2021Chicago Sky3-1Phoenix Mercury
2020Seattle Storm3-0Las Vegas Aces
2019Washington Mystics3-2Connecticut Sun
2018Seattle Storm3-0Washington Mystics
2017Minnesota Lynx3-2Los Angeles Sparks
2016Los Angeles Sparks3-2Minnesota Lynx
2015Minnesota Lynx3-2Indiana Fever

 

Over 26 seasons, the Minnesota Lynx, Houston Comets, and Seattle Storm each have four championships to tie for the most in the league. Four other franchises have won the title multiple times: the Los Angeles Sparks (3), Phoenix Mercury (3), Dallas Wings (3) and Las Vegas Aces (2).

How To Read WNBA Championship Odds

At an online sportsbook that would list WNBA championship odds, they would look similar to this:

  • Las Vegas Aces -250
  • Chicago Sky +330
  • Connecticut Sun +500

The minus sign (-) indicates which team is the favorite. In this case, it’s the Las Vegas Aces at -250. Every other team that’s listed is considered an underdog.

If you believe the Aces will win the WNBA championship and you bet $100 and it happens, you would win $140 – your $100 is returned and you would gain $40 in profit.

Check out our Odds Calculator to see how much you’d win based on the odds and amount wagered.

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