Atlanta Dream vs Las Vegas Aces

These teams are meeting for the first time this year and Atlanta comes off an 86-49 blowout win over Chicago before the All-Star break. The Sky were held to 25 percent shooting and none of its scorers made it to double figures. Las Vegas still is looking for some chemistry although they have made it back to the .500 mark with two wins against Golden State and Dallas. The Aces are just 8-14 ATS and the Dream are 12-10 ATS, 6-1 ATS their past seven Tuesday games. The Aces are 0-4 ATS their past four following a win and 0-4 ATS playing with three or more days rest. Las Vegas is on a 1-9 ATS run against teams with winning records. Atlanta has covered six of nine meetings. Take the Dream.

Las Vegas has lost five of seven, and the Aces have struggled since returning from the Olympics break. They lost 93-90 to Dallas on Tuesday, and this will be their fourth game in eight days, and the first three were on the road. The Aces are 18-12, their worst record since 2019; there is a fatigue factor as they sent six players to the Olympics. The defense also has been a significant disappointment compared to last year. Atlanta is 6-1-2 ATS in its past nine games, and it covered the number as an 8.5-point underdog while losing 85-81 at Seattle on Wednesday. The Dream are 6-3-1 UNDER their past ten games, and the Aces are 7-3 UNDER. Both meetings this season have stayed UNDER. Atlanta has been 6-1-1 ATS in its past eight road games, and Las Vegas has been 0-9 ATS in its past nine games. The Dream is 12-3-1 UNDER following an ATS win. Take the Dream moneyline, Dream ATS, and the UNDER.

Atlanta won the first meeting this season 78-74 as an 8-point underdog on May 31 and the Dream are getting double-digits this time around. The Dream are 4-2 ATS their past six games while playing five of them on the road. Now they are back home and Las Vegas has been a moneyburner with a 5-9 ATS mark this year. The Aces have covered just two of six road games and they are 4-13 ATS overall playing with one day of rest. Atlanta has covered five of the past seven meetings overall and six of seven at home. Grab the big points with the Dream as a Max Play.

Las Vegas has won two in a row following an 80-66 victory at Minnesota on Wednesday when A'ja Wilson scored 29 points and the Aces covered as a four-point favorite. Their previous game the Aces got the money while laying 16 points and defeating Indiana 99-80. Atlanta has alternated wins and losses this season and the Dream come off a 73-67 win at Washington two nights ago. The Dream are just 1-3 ATS their past four games and they are 1-8 ATS against teams with winning records dating to last year. The Aces have covered six of seven against Eastern Conference foes and Atlanta has covered just two of its past 10 following a win, including last season. Las Vegas has won nine of the past 10 meetings. Lay the points with the Aces as a Max Play.