For basketball betting fans across Canada and the USA, plus those around the globe, the WNBA was due to officially opens its season on May 15, 2020. However, this hasn't happened due to the novel COVID-19 virus.See the key dates section below for the revised schedule.
The Washington Mystics are the defending WNBA Champions, but they faced plenty of adversity this offseason as they look to capture back-to-back titles. The odds were last updated on June 19, 2020:
2020 season's key dates: Given the recent lockdown due to Covid-19, The Women's National Basketball Association has finalized a 2020 restart plan settling on a 22-game regular season and playoffs that will be played starting at the beginning of July. The games will be played at the IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida.
An amazing night once again as the 2020 WNBA Draft came to a close, which saw Sabrina Ionescu picked as the No. 1 by New York City Liberty.
Which team will capture the 2020 US Women's Basketball Championship? WNBA betting odds vary by team with some powerhouse squads stacked at the top.
At present, the odds for the WNBA 2020 Championship Outright Winners haven't been released yet. But as soon as they have, we will be sure to update this page. WNBA prices, as of June 19, 2020, are supplied by top-rated online sportsbooks. Click a link below to connect to your bookmaker of choice!
It was The Washington Mystics who won the 2019 WNBA title. Emma Meesseman was crowned MVP in a game that finished 89-78. Meesseman put on an impressive performance, putting up 22 points, 3 rebounds, and 4 assists.
Washington Mystics finished with the best 2019 regular-season record:
Eastern Conference
PCT
X - Washington Mystics (26-8)
.765
X - Connecticut Sun (23-11)
.676
X - Chicago Sky (20-14)
.588
E - Indiana Fever (13-21)
.382
E - New York Liberty (10-24)
.294
E - Atlanta Dream (8-26)
.235
Western Conference
PCT
X - Los Angeles Sparks (22-12)
.647
X - Las Vegas Aces (21-13)
.618
X - Seattle Storm (18-16)
.529
X - Minnesota Lynx (18-16)
.529
X - Phoenix Mercury (15-19)
.441
E - Dallas Wings (10-24)
.294
X = Clinched 2019 WNBA Playoff Berth / E = Playoff Eliminated
WNBA Betting Odds
The most popular bet for WNBA fans to make is predicting who will win the 2020 championship. The WNBA Vegas odds will likely have the Washington Mystics as the most favourites tow in the championship.
As the season progresses, these numbers will fluctuate. Who knows, a team could go on a surprise run and become a top contender after being an underdog early in the year. With so much skill across the league, don't count out anyone too soon.
The different types of WNBA odds are the same ones available for NBA odds. After that, you should see below the top sportsbooks where you can wager online and choose the best WNBA online betting sportsbook for you:
The 2020 WNBA regular season will start in May and run all the way until September. The 12 teams in the league will be pushing to make the postseason. All 12 squads will play in 34 regular-season games. The eight teams with the best records will see their season continue in the playoffs.
The 2020 WNBA All-Star Game will be played in July, with the location for the final yet to be announced.
Which WNBA franchise has the most championships
When you look back at the most successful teams in the WNBA's history, it certainly begins with the Houston Comets. The Comets have four titles to their name, winning the first four championships of the league's existence. However, the team folded and was disbanded from the WNBA back in 2008.
In addition to the Comets, the Minnesota Lynx also have four WNBA championships. Those two teams stand at the top, while the Los Angeles Sparks, Detroit Shock, Phoenix Mercury and Seattle Storm have all won it all three times.
The Storm won the most recent WNBA title, in the 2018 season, sweeping Washington 3-0 in the Finals. Seattle has been led in recent years by the phenomenal play of both Breanna Stewart and Sue Bird. Below you can find the list of the all-time WNBA champions - with teams total titles won in brackets.
It was The Washington Mystics who won the 2019 WNBA title. Emma Meesseman was crowned MVP in a game that finished 89-78. Meesseman put on an impressive performancing, putting up 22 points, 3 rebounds and 4 assists.
