2022 WNBA Championship Odds Tracker
- The 2022 WNBA season begins May 6th and runs through August 14th
- Las Vegas and Connecticut are the current title favorites
- View teams individually or compared to others trending in the same direction
The WNBA begins their 2022 season on Friday, May 6th and will experience their first truly normal season since the pandemic with a summer full of packed arenas to watch the world’s best women battle it out on the hardcourt.
For diehards craving hoops over the summer months, learning how to bet on the WNBA can be useful to get your fix. Betting on the WNBA Championship is the simplest of the futures, as you will be selecting the team you think is the best bet to win it all.
We’ve been tracking the WNBA championship odds for all 12 teams since they became available and have included the info below. The graphs on this page are generated by calculating the average from many of our most trusted sportsbooks.
2022 WNBA Championship Odds
| Team | Odds |
|---|---|
| Las Vegas Aces | +225 |
| Connecticut Sun | +450 |
| Chicago Sky | +450 |
| Seattle Storm | +550 |
| Washington Mystics | +900 |
| Phoenix Mercury | +1000 |
| Minnesota Lynx | +2500 |
| Los Angeles Sparks | +2500 |
| Dallas Wings | +4000 |
| New York Liberty | +4000 |
| Atlanta Dream | +6000 |
| Indiana Fever | +10000 |
Odds as of May 30th at Caesars Sportsbook
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2022 WNBA Championship Odds Movement
- [May 3] The Aces and Sun are the favorites heading in to the 2022 campaign, while the reigning champion Chicago Sky have odds of +500
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 ten of the last 13 WNBA championships
- Only five Eastern Conference teams have won the WNBA Championship since 1997
- Only once has a team with a sub-500 record reached the WNBA Finals
Eastern Conference
The Sun have a loaded roster, with league MVP-favorite Jonquel Jones, young guard talent in Courtney Williams and Dijonai Carrington as well as the ever-reliable DeWanna Bonner. It would not be a surprise to see them raise the trophy at the end of the season
Western Conference
Out west, the wild card for the Phoenix Mercury will be the status of Brittney Griner. Currently detained in Russia, if her release is granted and she returns this season they will be absolutely loaded with fellow All-Star C Tina Charles now in the valley of the desert and the backcourt trio of Diana Taurasi, Skylar Diggins-Smith and Kia Nurse.
Past WNBA Champions
| Year | Team |
|---|---|
| 2021 | Chicago Sky |
| 2020 | Seattle Storm |
| 2019 | Washington Mystics |
| 2018 | Seattle Storm |
| 2017 | Minnesota Lynx |
| 2016 | Los Angeles Sparks |
| 2015 | Minnesota Lynx |
| 2014 | Phoenix Mercury |
| 2013 | Minnesota Lynx |
| 2012 | Indiana Fever |
The Chicago Sky won their first ever WNBA Championship to end the 2021 season, as Candace Parker made good on her promise to deliver a championship to her hometown after leaving the LA Sparks last offseason and signing in the Windy City.
WNBA Teams That Have Never Won a Championship
| Team | Year Established |
|---|---|
| New York Liberty | 1997 |
| Las Vegas Aces | 1997 |
| Connecticut Sun | 1999 |
| Atlanta Dream | 2008 |
Will 2022 be the year the Liberty finally win their first WNBA championship? New York came tantalizingly close during the league’s early days, reaching the WNBA Finals in four of their first five seasons.
