2019 WNBA Championship Odds Tracker

• The Washington Mystics defeated the Connecticut Sun for their first WNBA title
• See how the odds changed throughout the season
• Check out the latest WNBA Championship Odds

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We tracked the WNBA championship odds for all 12 teams since they became available all the way up to the start of the WNBA Finals, in which the Mystics defeated the Sun for their first title in franchise history.

The graphs on this page are generated by calculating the average from many of our most trusted sportsbooks.

2019 WNBA Championship Odds

• [September 30] Ahead of the WNBA Finals beginning, the Mystics were heavy -450 favorites before winning the championship
• [September 3] Having clinched the double-bye in the playoffs as the league’s top seed, the Mystics are now the average favorite at +110
• [August 16] The Los Angeles Sparks have gone on a tear since our last update, going 5-1 since July 23rd, which has pushed their average odds from +730 to +375
• [July 23] They may still be seen as an outsider, but the Seattle Storm’s average odds have shortened over the course of July from +2500 to +1400
• [July 3] Here come the Sun! Connecticut’s odds have improved to +400 after winning seven of their last 10 games.
• [May 22] The Mystics remain the favorites despite an uneven preseason in which they posted a 1-1 record.
• [March 28] Phoenix has seen its championship odds shorten from +1000 to +780  after agreeing to terms with DeWanna Bonner and signing two-time WNBA All-Star Sancho Lyttle.
• [Jan 21] The Washington Mystics have opened with the shortest odds to win the WNBA Championship after being swept by the Seattle Storm in the 2018 Finals.

2019 WNBA Championship Odds

*Odds taken September 3, 2019

The best way of predicting the future is to look back at the past. Here are some interesting trends to consider before making a wager:

• Western Conference teams have won nine of the last 10 WNBA championships
• Only three Eastern Conference teams have won the WNBA Championship since 1997
• The no. 1 seed has reached the WNBA Finals in each of the last three years, winning twice
• Only once has a team with a sub-500 record reached the WNBA Finals

Eastern Conference Top Contenders

The Washington Mystics won their first Eastern Conference title in 2018 and are expected to repeat again this season thanks to a high octane offense led by former MVP Elena Delle Donne and electrifying forward Emma Meeseman.

Western Conference Top Contenders

Seattle opened with the shortest odds in the West, but were dealt a devastating blow after Finals MVP Breanna Stewart ruptured her Achilles tendon while playing in the 2019 EuroLeague title game in April. Adding injury to insult, 11-time All-Star Sue Bird was also ruled out for the season after undergoing arthroscopic surgery to remove debris from her left knee.