Caitlin Clark 2025 WNBA Regular Season Odds

Indiana Fever superstar guard Caitlin Clark will soon take the court for her sophomore season in the WNBA, and bet365 is offering a wide range of markets and odds on her statistical milestones.

The 23-year-old has taken women’s basketball – and the sporting world – by storm in recent years.

After a historic college career at Iowa in which she became Division I college basketball’s all-time leading scorer, Clark took another massive step up in her first professional season with the Fever.

As a rookie, Clark finished fourth in MVP voting, was named to the All-WNBA first team, set records for the most points, assists, and double-doubles by a rookie in WNBA history, and set a new single-game record for assists (19), to name just a few of her many accolades.  

Her sensational debut season begs the question – what heights can Clark reach in 2025?

Let’s take a look at some notable odds and markets offered at bet365 ahead of Clark’s second WNBA season.

To Win 2025 WNBA MVP (+200)

Clark is favored to win WNBA MVP in 2025 at +200, with three-time winner A’ja Wilson (+225) a close second.

Wilson, of the Las Vegas Aces, was voted the unanimous MVP in 2024 and has won three of the last five MVP awards. 2024 runner-up Napheesa Collier (+300) and two-time MVP Breanna Stewart (+1200) are also expected to challenge for the award.

Clark finished fourth in MVP voting in her rookie season.

To Win 2025 WNBA Most Improved Player (+1800)

Clark has the ninth-shortest odds (+1800) to win Most Improved Player ahead of her sophomore season.

Typically an award designated for a player at the start of their career, Clark already displayed a huge leap from her final college season to her rookie WNBA season, so it’s a fair to assume she does the same in her second year as a pro.

WNBA Regular Season Assists Per Game Leader (-380)

Clark is the odds-on favorite to lead the WNBA in assists per game for a second-straight year.

In her rookie season, Clark accumulated 337 assists in the regular season (8.4 per game), the most in a single season in WNBA history and 20 more than the second-most, Alyssa Thomas with 317 (7.9 per game), which was the second-most in a season in league history.

Only three players in WNBA history have surpassed 300 assists in a single season - Clark, Thomas (twice) and Courtney Vandersloot (twice).

With the WNBA regular season expanding from 40 games to 44 in 2025, it won't come as a shock if the single-season assist record is broken again.

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WNBA Regular Season Points Per Game Leader (+360)

Clark (+360) is second-favorite to lead the WNBA in points per game, only behind favorite A'ja Wilson (-130) in the betting.

The Fever star scored 19.2 PPG a year ago, seventh in the league, behind established WNBA bucket-getters Wilson (26.9, all-time WNBA record), Arike Ogunbowale (22.2), Kahleah Copper (21.1), Breanna Stewart (20.4), Napheesa Collier (20.4) and Jewell Loyd (19.7).

To score 40+ points in any regular season game (-210), 45+ points (+275), 50+ points (+750)

In 2024, Clark's season-high was 35 points against the Dallas Wings on September 15. She eclipsed 30 points four times in 40 regular season games.

To record 8+ made threes in any regular season game (-150), 10+ made threes (+600), 12+ made threes (+1400)

In 2024, Clark's season-high for threes made in a game was seven, coming against the Washington Mystics on June 7.

Clark hit 5+ threes seven times in 40 regular season games.

To record 20+ assists in any regular season game (+600)

Clark set the WNBA single-game record for assists with 19 against the Dallas Wings on July 17, 2024.

The Fever guard notched double-digit assists 12 times during her rookie season, more than a quarter of the 40 regular season games.

To record 5+ triple-doubles in the regular season (+190), 8+ triple-doubles (+500), 10+ triple-doubles (+2500)

Clark recorded two triple-doubles during her rookie campaign.

On July 6 vs. the New York Liberty, Clark finished with 19 points, 12 rebounds and 13 assists, and September 4 vs. the Los Angeles Sparks, she did it again with 24 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists.

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