- The Las Vegas Aces are favored to win the WNBA Finals with -135 odds.
- There is a 3-point spread in favor of the Aces over the Phoenix Mercury.
LAS VEGAS – The stage is set for the WNBA Finals between the Las Vegas Aces and the Phoenix Mercury, and these are two of the highest storied teams in the WNBA in terms of the WNBA Finals.
Coming in on online sportsbooks, it is the Aces who are slight favorites to win not just Game 1, but the WNBA Finals as a whole. This will be the Aces' fourth all time WNBA Finals appearance, while it is the Mercury’s sixth appearance in team history.
WNBA Finals Series Price Odds
- Phoenix Mercury +105
- Las Vegas Aces -135
WNBA Finals Game 1 Odds: Mercury Vs. Aces
- Moneyline: Mercury (+130) vs. Aces (-150)
- Spread: Aces -3
- Total: 160
Things To Know Before The WNBA Finals
Neither of these teams are stranger to the WNBA Finals and winning, as the Mercury have won three WNBA titles in history, with their last one coming in 2014. On the other hand, the Aces have two WNBA Championships to their name, with both of them coming in the last four seasons.
As far as how they stack up against each other going into the series, they are both extremely similar and separated by under a point in their scoring totals. Vegas is averaging 83.6 ppg while Phoenix is right there at 82.8 ppg. They also each average a +2.9 (Aces) and +2.6 (Mercury) point differential.
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Looking at their four head to head meetings this season, the Aces came away with a 3-1 advantage over the Mercury. Their largest win over the Mercury was in their final meeting, where they won 83-61. Each of the Aces' other two wins were decided by three points each.
From a betting perspective, the Aces also covered each of the set spreads on WNBA betting sites against the Mercury in their three wins.
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