WNBA Betting Recap - 6/22-6/28
By Joe Williams
League Betting Notes (from Monday, June 22 through Sunday, June 28)
-- Favorites went 11-2 straight up
-- Underdogs went 8-5 against the spread (ATS)
-- Home teams posted a 11-2 SU record
-- Home teams posted a 7-6 ATS record
-- The 'over' went 8-5
Team Betting Notes
-- Tulsa (8-1) picked up its eighth straight victory Sunday against Seattle (2-7), but the Storm was able to hang on for the cover. The non-cover was the first for the Shock (8-1 ATS) this season.
-- New York (5-4) got back on track at home with a nine-point win and cover against Los Angeles (0-7). The Liberty had been 0-2 SU/ATS in their past two at home.
-- The Sparks are the only winless team in the WNBA, and every other team has at least two victories. L.A. is also just 2-5 ATS. One thing that is consistent about the Sparks is the 'over', which has cashed in five of seven this season.
-- Washington (6-3) clobbered Chicago (5-4) Sunday, finishing the week 2-1 SU and just 1-2 ATS. In fact, it was a rare cover for the Mystics, as they entered play just 2-6 ATS.
-- Connecticut (7-1) picked up a seventh straight win last time out against L.A. Friday, but they failed to cover for the first time all season. The 'over' has been the rule lately, too, going 3-0 in the past three after the 'under' went 4-0-1 in their first five.
-- Minnesota (7-2) rolled past Phoenix (3-5) in weekend action, covering for the first time in three outings. The Mercury is now a dismal 1-3 ATS over its past four games.
-- Atlanta (4-6) managed a win at home against Washington Saturday, capping off an otherwise disappointing week (1-2 SU). Still, the Dream have been much more competitive lately, going 3-1 ATS over the past four games after starting out 1-5 ATS. The 'under' has been the play for Atlanta, going 3-1 in the past four and 6-3-1 overall.
-- Indiana (3-6) lost their only game of the week, and they're 2-7 ATS overall this season. Next up will be a game at Connecticut Tuesday against a Sun team which is 3-1 SU/ATS at home.
-- San Antonio (2-6) surprised this week, going a perfect 2-0 SU and 1-1 ATS. They topped Phoenix 76-71 June 25 at home, avenging a 76-71 setback in Phoenix June 5 in the season opener. Both games have gone 'under'. The two sides meet for a third time Tuesday.
By Joe Williams
League Betting Notes (from Monday, June 22 through Sunday, June 28)
-- Favorites went 11-2 straight up
-- Underdogs went 8-5 against the spread (ATS)
-- Home teams posted a 11-2 SU record
-- Home teams posted a 7-6 ATS record
-- The 'over' went 8-5
Team Betting Notes
-- Tulsa (8-1) picked up its eighth straight victory Sunday against Seattle (2-7), but the Storm was able to hang on for the cover. The non-cover was the first for the Shock (8-1 ATS) this season.
-- New York (5-4) got back on track at home with a nine-point win and cover against Los Angeles (0-7). The Liberty had been 0-2 SU/ATS in their past two at home.
-- The Sparks are the only winless team in the WNBA, and every other team has at least two victories. L.A. is also just 2-5 ATS. One thing that is consistent about the Sparks is the 'over', which has cashed in five of seven this season.
-- Washington (6-3) clobbered Chicago (5-4) Sunday, finishing the week 2-1 SU and just 1-2 ATS. In fact, it was a rare cover for the Mystics, as they entered play just 2-6 ATS.
-- Connecticut (7-1) picked up a seventh straight win last time out against L.A. Friday, but they failed to cover for the first time all season. The 'over' has been the rule lately, too, going 3-0 in the past three after the 'under' went 4-0-1 in their first five.
-- Minnesota (7-2) rolled past Phoenix (3-5) in weekend action, covering for the first time in three outings. The Mercury is now a dismal 1-3 ATS over its past four games.
-- Atlanta (4-6) managed a win at home against Washington Saturday, capping off an otherwise disappointing week (1-2 SU). Still, the Dream have been much more competitive lately, going 3-1 ATS over the past four games after starting out 1-5 ATS. The 'under' has been the play for Atlanta, going 3-1 in the past four and 6-3-1 overall.
-- Indiana (3-6) lost their only game of the week, and they're 2-7 ATS overall this season. Next up will be a game at Connecticut Tuesday against a Sun team which is 3-1 SU/ATS at home.
-- San Antonio (2-6) surprised this week, going a perfect 2-0 SU and 1-1 ATS. They topped Phoenix 76-71 June 25 at home, avenging a 76-71 setback in Phoenix June 5 in the season opener. Both games have gone 'under'. The two sides meet for a third time Tuesday.