Caitlin Clark 2024 WNBA Player Futures Prop Bet Odds & Picks
Dive into the world of WNBA betting with a spotlight on Caitlin Clark, the (presumably) Indiana Fever’s promising new star, as we navigate through the eight 2024 WNBA Player Futures bets on FanDuel Sportsbook. Clark is making waves in basketball circles and stands at the forefront of potential betting opportunities.
From scoring predictions to record-breaking expectations, discover which bets hold the most promise and which ones you might want to pass on. Join us as we dissect the odds, analyze the stats, and explore the betting landscape for Caitlin Clark’s rookie season in the WNBA.
Caitlin Clark 2024 WNBA Player Futures
Please note: All of these wagers are for the 2024 WNBA Regular Season
To Lead Indiana Fever in Scoring (-280)
First, let’s look at the Fever’s scoring leaders from last season. In 2023, Kelsey Mitchell led the Fever with 728 points, scoring 18.2 points per game. Aliyah Boston finished a distant second with 578 points in her rookie year. Do I think that Caitlin Clark can average more than 18.2 points per game? I do, but let’s not forget her ability to distribute the ball masterfully as well, which could raise these totals for players like Mitchell and Boston. Additionally, no rookie will have a larger target on her back for opposing teams than Clark, and I expect the focus will be to limit her scoring. I believe she’ll lead the team in scoring, but -280 is way too juiced to make the bet worthwhile.
Bet: Pass
First Basket To Be A Made Three Pointer (-150)
The WNBA three-point line is 22 feet, 1.75 inches away from the basket. This is the same distance as it is in college. The only way I see this bet failing is if her toe is somehow on the line.
Bet: 1.5 units
To Average 22+ Points Per Game (min. 28 games) (-135)
There were three players in the entire WNBA who averaged 22+ points per game last season – Jewell Lloyd, Breanna Stewart, and A’ja Wilson. In fact, only five players averaged over 20. While that would be some amazing company to join, I don’t see it happening in her rookie season.
Bet: Pass
To Record 130+ Made Threes (-115)
This is by far my favorite bet on the board. To cover this, Clark must average 3.25 three-pointers per game over the course of a 40-game season. Across 39 games of her senior year, she made 201 of them. There’s little chance that she would get to that absurd number in her rookie year against more difficult and experienced competition. (She also isn’t going to attempt 532 of them.) However, we only need her to get 64.6% of that number to win this one, and it has the most favorable implied odds of the bunch.
Bet: 1.15 Units
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To Record 3+ Triple Doubles in the 2024 WNBA Regular Season (+210)
According to Just Women’s Sports, there have been 31 triple-doubles in WNBA history, which spans 27 seasons. Only 14 total players have accomplished the feat. And beyond that, Connecticut Sun forward Alyssa Thomas has 11 of them. It seems like +210 odds on three of them this season are much lower than they should be, but I’m intrigued that the books think it’s possible.
Bet: Pass or 0.25 Units
To Record 1+ Made Three in Every Game (min. 28 games) (+340)
We know she’s going to shoot, and with a career eFG% of 56.0, it’s reasonable to believe one long-distance rainbow will fall in each contest. At +340, it’s worth sprinkling on this wager.
Bet: 0.75 Units
To Record 10+ Made Threes in Any Game (+2600)
Jewell Lloyd set the record for most threes in a game when she hit nine of them in July last year. Caitlin Clark is as competitive as they come, and she also hit nine of them against LSU in the NCAA tournament this year. If you want to bet on a long shot, this is the one I’d go with.
Bet: 0.25 Units
To Break WNBA Single Game Scoring Record (54+ Points) (+3500)
Caitlin Clark never broke the 50-point mark in college, getting to 49 only once. If we add in the difficulty that college seniors face going directly from the NCAA tournament to the WNBA Draft to the start of the regular season on May 14, I don’t see this happening this year.
Next season, however, I’m in.
Bet: Pass
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