Indianapolis is the place to be for viewing the game, but here’s where you’ll find the top parlay bets for the WNBA All-Star Game. This season features teams led by captains Caitlin Clark from the Indiana Fever and Napheesa Collier from the Minnesota Lynx. Unfortunately, Clark will miss the game due to a groin injury that sidelined her against Brooklyn.

Clark will still appear, pleasing the Indiana home crowd, as she’ll be on the bench with the team alongside coach Sandy Brondello. This changes the game’s perspective. To help you make the best picks for your same game parlay betslip, we’ve compiled some insights and tips.

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Best Parlay Bets for WNBA All-Star Game

Over Total Points: All-Star games are known for high scoring with lower defensive intensity, showcasing offensive skills and leading to more open looks and fast-break opportunities. The new 4-point shot spots and shorter shot clock (20 seconds instead of 24) will likely speed up play, increasing possession and potential for a high combined score. Many past All-Star games have exceeded 200 combined points, and this trend is expected to continue with the rule adjustments.

A’ja Wilson Over on Points: A’ja Wilson is a consistent scoring threat and a force in the paint. She’s been an MVP candidate multiple times, and her game suits the All-Star setting, where she can leverage her athleticism and finishing ability without facing as many double and triple teams as in regular season games. Betting on her to hit a specific point total, likely in the 20s, is a strong pick. She thrives in the spotlight and aims to make an impact.

Sabrina Ionescu Over 3.5 Three-Pointers Made: Sabrina Ionescu is a genuine sharpshooter, and the All-Star Game format suits her strengths. She holds the record for the most points in a 3-Point Contest (37 points in 2023), showing her ability to execute high-volume, high-accuracy shooting under pressure with a focus on offense. Even though her regular season 3-point percentage for 2025 is around 31.1% on 8 attempts per game, All-Star games often see players taking more deep shots. With the added 4-point shot spot, she’ll have more incentive to shoot. In a game designed for offensive displays and less defensive focus, she’ll likely have many open looks. Historically, even in a “down” shooting season, she can make 4+ threes in a game when given freedom, making the “Over 3.5” a strong proposition.

Team Collier to Win (Moneyline): The absence of Caitlin Clark and Satou Sabally from Team Clark is a major setback. While they have strong players like A’ja Wilson and Sabrina Ionescu, Team Collier seems more cohesive and healthy. Napheesa Collier is a consistent MVP-level performer, and her team includes other high-impact players like Breanna Stewart and Paige Bueckers. The talent and availability of Team Collier’s roster give them an edge. Clark’s absence could unsettle Team Clark’s dynamics.

WNBA All-Star Game 2025 Match Preview

The WNBA All-Star Game is set for July 19, 2025, at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana. This annual showcase brings together the league’s brightest stars for a thrilling exhibition. While All-Star games often feature a more relaxed atmosphere compared to regular season contests, the competitive spirit still shines, offering intriguing betting opportunities, especially for parlays.

The teams are drafted by two captains, the top fan-voted players. This year, Caitlin Clark (groin) and Satou Sabally (ankle) are out due to injuries, with Brittney Sykes and Brionna Jones selected as replacements. These changes can affect team chemistry, but individual brilliance often takes center stage in an All-Star game.

Past All-Star games have been high-scoring, with players eager to showcase their skills. For example, the 2023 game saw Team Stewart beat Team Wilson 143-127, highlighting the offensive power typically on display. This year, the game will feature a new 4-point shot spot and a shorter 20-second shot clock, possibly boosting scoring.

Players include a mix of veterans and rising stars. A’ja Wilson, Sabrina Ionescu, and Aliyah Boston have been performing at elite levels throughout the season, showcasing versatility and scoring prowess.

The absence of key players like Clark and Sabally means other All-Stars will have more opportunities to shine. Expect a fast-paced game with plenty of highlights, free from the usual strategic constraints of a regular matchup.

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