The Seattle Storm (16-17) and Atlanta Dream (21-11) meet in the WNBA tonight. Tipoff is set for 10:00 p.m. EDT at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, BC. The game will be broadcast live on ION.
The Dream are favored by -2.5 on the spread, with the over/under set at 160.5 (-115o / -105u). The Dream are a -150 favorite to win outright, while the Storm are +125 to pull off the upset.
Let's get into my Storm vs. Dream predictions and WNBA picks.
Storm vs. Dream Odds, Pick
| Storm Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
+2.5 -105 | 160.5 -115o / -105u | +125 |
| Dream Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
-2.5 -115 | 160.5 -115o / -105u | -150 |
- Storm vs. Dream Spread: Dream -2.5 (-115), Storm +2.5 (-105)
- Storm vs. Dream Over/Under: 160.5 (-115o / -105u)
- Storm vs. Dream Moneyline: Storm +125, Dream -150
- Storm vs. Dream Best Bet: Dream Moneyline
Storm vs. Dream Preview
The Dream is what Atlanta is enjoying right now. They are on a six-game winning streak that has put them atop the Eastern Conference, overtaking the New York Liberty.
As if also honoring their team name, the Storm is currently on the other end of the spectrum, with a six-game losing streak and getting closer to the bottom of the Western Conference.
There are no indications these tendencies will change in this game, which will be the first one played in Canada during a regular season and the third overall in WNBA history, with two preseason games as precedents.
The Dream should take advantage of their strong rebounding game, as they lead the WNBA in boards per match with 36.4.
They are also fifth in points per game (84.3) and fourth in 3-point percentage (34.2), while the Storm does not make the top five in these categories and only leads in steals per game with 8.5
This will be their second straight matchup. On Wednesday, the Dream beat the Storm 85-75, with Allisha Gray scoring 22 points and Rhyne Howard leading with 25.
Our Bet Labs recommendation is to back Atlanta on the moneyline.
Storm vs. Dream Prediction
This system targets mid-tier WNBA teams —those winning between roughly one-fifth and two-thirds of their games— when they’re listed as moderate moneyline favorites during the regular season.
These are teams that aren’t dominant, but competent enough to handle business against less consistent competition.
The opposing teams are typically deeper into their season, with 20 to 68 games played, which provides a more stable benchmark for performance trends.
By focusing on the sweet spot of moneylines between minus 180 and minus 148, this system identifies value where public attention may lean too heavily on the opponent’s perceived experience or momentum, allowing efficient teams to be slightly underpriced in favorable matchups.
Best Bet: Dream ML (-150, BetMGM)
