2025 WNBA All-Star Weekend: Best Bets, Picks & Predictions

The WNBA‘s biggest stars gather in Indiana tonight for the start of the league’s 2025 All-Star Weekend. From the three-point contest to the game itself, there’s no shortage of excitement for fans and bettors alike. With that in mind, here are my top bets to help you make the most of the festivities!

Note: All odds are courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook and are subject to change after the publication of this article.

Best Bet #1: MIN Napheesa Collier to Win All-Star Game MVP (+320)

The best player on the league’s best team, Minnesota Lynx (20-4) star forward Napheesa Collier has enjoyed an incredible first half, averaging a career-high and league-leading 23.2 points, along with 7.6 rebounds and 3.3 assists per contest. Collier has also been stout defensively with per-game averages of 1.8 steals and a career-best 1.6 blocks, a continuation of the elite play that earned her Defensive Player of the Year honors last season. Now captaining her own “Team Collier" squad, the former UConn standout looks poised to ride that momentum into her first-ever All-Star Game MVP, one of potentially several accolades she’ll collect by season’s end.

Best Bet #2: IND Lexie Hull to Win Three-Point Contest (+470)

Lexie Hull, come on down! Hull steps into the three-point spotlight as the replacement for superstar teammate Caitlin Clark, who withdrew from the competition due to a groin injury. While she hasn’t been a high-volume shooter, Hull’s 46.8 3P% this season is tops in the field. In fact, the former Stanford star has shot better than 46% from downtown in each of the past two years. With the home crowd behind her, Hull could be a real threat in this event.