While the WNBA does not return until May, the inaugural season of the Unrivaled League begins in January. This season brings fresh opportunities for bettors to capitalize on daily matchups, player performances, and exclusive prop bets. Our daily Unrivaled League betting guide provides expert picks, trends, and insights to help you stay ahead of the game. Stay tuned as we break down today’s best bets and uncover where the smart money is going.
What is Unrivaled?
This innovative 3-on-3 women’s basketball league features six teams, each with six players. The games are played on a compressed full court and have four quarters, with a game clock and shot clock. The top four teams in the standings at the end of the regular season will make the playoffs.
Today’s 2025 Unrivaled League Best Bets
Here are our top picks for today’s 2025 Unrivaled League action.
Laces BC vs. Mist BC
This is a crucial matchup in the standings, as the Laces are just one game up on the Mist for third. This will be the third matchup between the two, and an important one because both teams have won a game, which would make this the tiebreaker. The Mist are starting to show some offense after being one of the bottom teams in points per game. They are coming in with a season-high 88 points and 71 points which shot up their PPG from 66 to 69. This is a massive game for the Laces because it's their last game of the regular season, and if they win, they are playoff-bound. They were able to get smash the Phantom, but that's not saying much because they are only team officially eliminated from the playoffs. The offense in previous games has struggled, dropping the last three, with two games scoring under 55 points. We're seeing momentum shift towards the Mist as the rest of the roster is catching up to Breanna Stewart, and they could make the standings interesting with a win.
Pick: Mist -5.5
-John Supowitz
Vinyl BC vs. Phantom BC
Vinyl currently sits in the No. 5 spot in the standings, but with two games to go, they are not out of the playoff race just yet. But to stay in contention, they have to beat Phantom, the one team that has been eliminated. However, Vinyl happens to be the last team Phantom recorded a win against. So, we know this game could be competitive since it was the first time(79-72). Vinyl is coming off a loss, but it was vs. the Lunar Owls, whom everyone has lost to, and they were competitive, losing by six (the only win since the break the Owls did not beat by double digits). Vinyl is not a great offensive team, but Phantom is the only team to give up 1000+ points. But their defense allowed the second-fewest points in the league; it should be able to shut down Phantom's lackluster offense.
Pick: Vinyl -6.5
-Travis Pulver
