2024 WNBA Championship Odds

The Las Vegas Aces enter the 2024 WNBA season as favorites to win their third consecutive WNBA Championship.

But with a loaded draft class entering the league and two stars signing contract extensions with last season's runners up, the Aces will have even more competition than usual.

2024 WNBA Championship odds

LV Aces	+100
NY Liberty	+180
CON Sun	+1000
MIN Lynx	+1600
SEA Storm	+1600
PHX Mercury	+3300
DAL Wings	+4000
ATL Dream	+5000
CHI Sky	+6600
IND Fever	+10000
LA Sparks	+20000
WAS Mystics	+20000

The Las Vegas Aces are on a quest to three-peat at WNBA Champions, and they've started well with a 5-2 record, putting them second in the Western Conference. Vegas' odds have shortened from +110 in the preseason to +100 after just under a month of play.

Aces forward A'ja Wilson leads the WNBA in points and rebounds per game with 27.9 and 12.4, and her teammates Dearica Hamby and Jackie Young are fifth and sixth in the league in scoring.

Last year's runners-up, the New York Liberty, have the second-shortest odds at +180, shortened from +250 in the preseason. Reigning league MVP Breanna Stewart is seventh in scoring at 19.4 points per game, and she's one of four Liberty players averaging double figures in scoring.

The Connecticut Sun, led by Alyssa Thomas and DeWanna Bonner, are third in the WNBA outright market with +1000 odds. They're undefeated with a 9-0 record, and they allow the fewest points, rebounds and assists of any team in the league.

The Minnesota Lynx and Seattle Storm have the joint-fourth-shortest odds at +1600. Seattle's odds were +1000 in the preseason while Minnesota's were +4000.

Minnesota leads the West with a 7-2 record, although they've played two more games than the second-placed Aces. They're excellent on both ends of the floor, scoring the second-most points while allowing the second-fewest per game, and Napheesa Collier is playing like an MVP candidate.

The Storm's odds have gotten longer with a 6-3 start, but Jewell Lloyd, Nneka Ogwumike and Skylar Diggins-Smith is a solid and experienced group of leaders.

Further back are the Dallas Wings at +4000, the Atlanta Dream at +5000, and the Chicago Sky at +6600.

The Indiana Fever, led by Caitlin Clark, entered the season with +2000 outright odds, but they've gotten much longer due to the team's 2-9 start and are now +10000. Clark leads the team in scoring but is only shooting 35.7 percent from the floor, and the Fever give up a league-high 90.5 points per game.

The teams with the longest odds are the Los Angeles Sparks and Washington Mystics, each at +20000 to win it all.

Odds mentioned in this article were correct at the time of writing and are subject to change.