WNBA Betting Picks: Predictions for Monday, August 10

The Tempo (10-21) are in freefall. Toronto has dropped eight straight and 12 of their last 13 games. That’s not a slump, that’s a team that has completely lost its footing. When a squad is losing at that rate, the problems tend to run deep, and in Toronto’s case, it starts on the defensive end. The Tempo currently carries the worst defense in the league, which means Atlanta (19-12) is walking into a game where points should come easy.

You can count the bucket too 🙌 pic.twitter.com/tHdVlUDvJy

— Atlanta Dream (@AtlantaDream) August 8, 2026

The injury situation makes things even worse for Toronto. Marina Mabrey, an All-Star contributor, is listed as questionable heading into tonight with an ailing neck. Losing a player of her caliber when you’re already struggling is the last thing a team in this kind of tailspin needs. Meanwhile, the Dream shows up healthy and balanced on both ends of the floor. That’s a massive contrast in roster readiness.

A 15-point spread at WNBA betting sites is a big number, but the matchup justifies it. A healthy, balanced Dream squad against a banged-up, defensively porous Tempo team playing out a lost stretch of the season is exactly the kind of spot sharp bettors target. The juice on Atlanta’s side is -105, which is actually favorable and close to even money for what looks like a strong position.

The Sky (12-20)come into this one with a 9-6 ATS record on the road. That’s a strong number that tells you this team covers games away from home. Even with some key players sidelined due to injury, Kamilla Cardoso and Natasha Cloud have stepped up to keep Chicago competitive. This isn’t a team running on fumes. It’s a team finding ways to win.

A DIME. @statefarm | #skytown pic.twitter.com/Xz0AogojPs

— Chicago Sky (@chicagosky) August 8, 2026

Seattle (6-28), on the other hand, is in rough shape. The Storm have dropped 11 straight games and own the third-worst offense in the league. That kind of prolonged slump doesn’t just disappear overnight, especially against a Sky squad that’s been battle-tested on the road all season long.

A -1.5 spread means Chicago only needs to win by two points to cover. Given Seattle’s offensive struggles and the Sky’s road ATS consistency, that’s a very manageable ask. The juice is reasonable for what looks like a solid value play.