Welcome to our daily WNBA picks for Wednesday, September 23, 2026! Each day, I analyze the WNBA schedule and odds, check the latest team news, and prepare my predictions and best bets.
Here are my best WNBA bets for today:
Daily WNBA Picks for September 23
| WNBA BETTING PICK | ONLINE BOOKMAKER |
|---|---|
| Atlanta Dream (+120) vs. New York Liberty | Lucky Rebel |
| Dallas Wings vs. Seattle Storm +9.5 (-110) | Lucky Rebel |
Best WNBA Predictions Today (With Reasoning), September 23
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Atlanta Dream vs. New York Liberty: Dream (+120)
The Dream (29-14) just walked into New York (26-17) and handed the Liberty a 95-84 loss on Monday, and that result tells you everything you need to know about where the momentum sits heading into this matchup. Jordin Canada was a problem all game, and Atlanta still has more to give. Rhyne Howard and Allisha Gray both have room to play better than they did in that win.
Hoot and holler if your team got the dub last night 🗣️ pic.twitter.com/cQsF0Ep91s
— Atlanta Dream (@AtlantaDream) September 22, 2026
The Liberty, meanwhile, looked unbalanced in that loss. Sabrina Ionescu had a poor shooting night, and New York got nothing from their bench, which is a combination that is tough to overcome against a team playing with Atlanta’s kind of confidence right now. The public money will likely lean toward the Liberty as the favorites, but the sharp play here is fading the team that just got exposed at home.
At +120, the Dream are offering real value on the moneyline. Given that they already proved they can beat this Liberty squad, laying the juice on New York feels like the wrong side. Back the team that already has the blueprint.
Dallas Wings vs. Seattle Storm: Storm +9.5 (-110)
Dallas (26-17) comes in as a 9.5-point favorite, but their ATS record tells a different story than their straight-up results. The Wings are just 6-14 ATS on the road this season. That number is brutal. Even when Dallas wins, they’re not winning by enough to cash tickets for bettors who back them.
The difference a year makes… 🗓️
The numbers speak for themselves – DOM FOR MIP + ALL-WNBA. pic.twitter.com/73omk9ySN6
— Seattle Storm (@seattlestorm) September 22, 2026
The Wings’ offense has a chronic problem pulling away from opponents. Coming off a one-point loss in Phoenix, the pattern is clear: this is a team that plays close games, not blowout games. Asking them to win by double digits on the road is a big ask with that kind of track record.
Meanwhile, Seattle (8-35) is 13-8 ATS at home and due for a bounce-back performance after slumping since the FIBA World Cup break. Home teams sitting on a poor recent stretch often come out with something to prove in front of their own crowd. The Storm don’t need to win outright. They just need to keep it within single digits, which their home environment and Dallas’s inability to pull away makes very realistic.
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