PICK: Sparks at Sky (-4.5) 🎥
Chennedy Carter is expected to return for Chicago, which has lost seven straight games. But Angel Reese and the Sky are still alive for the final playoff spot.
Chiefs (-3) host Ravens on Opening Night 🎥
In a rematch of last year's AFC title game, Kansas City will raise their banner in front of the team that was favored to win the title. Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs begin their quest for a three-peat.
PICK: King Henry season rushing prop 🎥
Derrick Henry has easily surpassed one thousand yards in five of the last six seasons with the lone exception due to injury. Now that he has joined the Baltimore Ravens, what's the best way to bet his prop of 975.5 rushing yards.
PICK: Storm at Liberty (-7.5) 🎥
New York welcomes the two-time defending champion Las Vegas Aces to town over the weekend so will the Liberty be caught looking past Seattle on Thursday?
PICK: Minshew season passing prop 🎥
New addition Gardner Minshew will start at quarterback for the Las Vegas Raiders but how long will he remain the starter? His prop for the upcoming season is 2,925.5 passing yards.
Analysis: when parlays make sense 🎥
All sports bettors have been told that parlays are sucker bets. However, there are rare instances when a parlay does make sense.
PICK: Bryce Young season passing prop 🎥
Former top overall pick Bryce Young performed well below expectations as a rookie, throwing for less than three-thousand yards. The Carolina Panthers QB now has a new head coach so what's the best way to bet his prop of 3,200.5 passing yards for the upcoming season.
PICK: Clark, Fever (-11.5) host Sparks 🎥
Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever have won four straight game and currently sit in the sixth seed. Meanwhile, the Sparks own the league's worst record and are double-digit underdogs.
PICK: Dream at Mercury (-2) 🎥
Phoenix will host Atlanta without guard Natasha Cloud, who is suspended. Meanwhile, the dream are 4-4 since the All-Star Break and trying to make the playoffs.
PICK: Reese, Sky at Aces (-12) 🎥
Two-time defending WNBA champion Las Vegas may have flipped the switch, winning and covering its last two games. The Aces host a Chicago squad that may play without Chennedy Carter for another game.