Here are the 6 WNBA player props our model likes most for September 13, 2026 — every one is our own number against the bookmaker's price, with the reasoning in plain English.
Jordin Canada has been showing some strong scoring lately, which makes this a good time to bet on her making at least one three-pointer. Playing at home in the Gateway Center Arena, Canada's recent numbers suggest she's likely to hit this mark. She has been effective with her shooting and is getting good opportunities to take shots from beyond the arc. The biggest risk here is that she could have an off night, as any player can. However, with her team needing points and her solid form lately, it feels like she's got a strong chance to sink at least one three-pointer.
Rhyne Howard has been struggling a bit with her three-point shooting lately. Over her last five games, she has been making fewer three-pointers than usual, averaging just a little over three. The
Atlanta Dream will face the
Connecticut Sun, who are known for their strong defense, making it even tougher for Howard to find open shots. Additionally, Howard has been turning the ball over more than normal, which could limit her chances to score. With the Sun's defense putting pressure on her and the low average of three-pointers made, betting on her to make under 3.5 three-pointers seems like a solid choice. Just remember, there's always a chance things might not go as planned.
Kelsey Mitchell needs to make fewer than four three-pointers tonight for this bet to win. She has been a bit off lately, with her recent games showing a drop in scoring, and the numbers suggest she's not hitting her usual mark. The
Toronto Tempo have been tough on defense, making it hard for opponents to get open shots. With Mitchell's recent struggle to find her rhythm and the Tempo's solid defensive play, there's a good chance she falls short. The biggest risk is how close her scoring can be, especially if she finds a moment of hot shooting. The odds for
Allisha Gray to make over 1.5 three-pointers look pretty solid. Our numbers show she's been scoring around 1.8 three-pointers lately, which is just below what we expect from her. In recent games, she's also been getting decent looks at the basket, even if her overall field goal numbers have dipped a bit. While she's been a bit shy on defensive rebounds lately, her scoring ability is still there. The biggest risk here is that she's been making fewer overall field goals than usual. Still, with the way she's been shooting, it seems like she has a good chance to hit that mark against the Connecticut Sun. The odds for Caitlin Clark's assists are set at under 9.5, and our numbers suggest a good chance of this hitting. Recently, Clark has been working hard but is averaging just about 8 assists in her last few games. She's also seen some tough defenses and may find it tricky to create those extra opportunities against the
Indiana Fever. One thing to keep in mind is that Clark has struggled with fewer offensive rebounds lately, which can limit her chances to set up teammates. Plus, the Fever tend to play tight defense, making it harder for her to rack up assists. While this bet looks promising, there's always a chance she could surprise us.
Olivia Miles is having a tough time grabbing rebounds lately, averaging under one per game. In her last five games, she's only managed a total of one offensive rebound and has been scoring below her usual points and field goals made. The
Minnesota Lynx will be up against the
New York Liberty, who tend to control the boards, making it even harder for Miles to find her rhythm. Betting on her to grab fewer than 4.5 rebounds seems like a solid pick based on her recent form. The biggest risk is that the game could be closer than expected, which might mean more opportunities for Miles. Still, with her current struggles and the Liberty's strong rebounding game, this bet looks promising.