Opening Odds for Valkyries vs Dream Game 7 – Who’s Favored in WNBA Finals?
By Sascha Paruk in WNBA
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The Atlanta Dream forced a decisive Game 7 in the 2026 WNBA finals with a decisive 80-69 Game 6 victory over the Golden State Valkyries on Thursday afternoon. The series will now return to the Bay Area for the first-even Game 7 in WNBA history.
The opening odds for Game 7 literally could not be closer.
Atlanta Dream vs Golden State Valkyries Game 7 Odds
At prediction market Kalshi, both teams are currently available at 51 cents, which translates to -104 odds in traditional sports-betting terms.
DraftKings was the first book to open a spread and total for Game 7. Atlanta is catching 1.5 points against the spread, but that number is juiced to -118. Golden State -1.5 is just -102.
The total has opened at 144.5 with the under favored at -115 and the over priced at -105.
Golden State was a -260 favorite in the WNBA championship odds ahead of Game 6.
On the whole, the finals have been low-scoring. The under has hit in four of the first six games and the teams have combined to average just 140.2 PPG.
The game totals have steadily declined over the course of the series. Game 1 had a total of 154.5 and that dropped all the way to 147.5 for Game 6. The Game 7 total of 144.5 is a series-low, despite the teams combining for 149 points on Thursday afternoon.
WNBA Finals Results To Date
The series has featured narrow spreads – nothing over 4.5 points – which has led to the SU winner also covering the spread in all six games so far.
Game 7 is scheduled for Saturday, October 31, at the Chase Center in San Francisco at 5:00 pm PT/8:00 pm ET.
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Sascha has been working in the sports-betting industry since 2014, and quickly paired his strong writing skills with a burgeoning knowledge of probability and statistics. He holds an undergraduate degree in linguistics and a Juris Doctor from the University of British Columbia.
