Dallas Wings vs Las Vegas Aces

Dallas has covered the first two meetings this season and now the Wings will go for an outright win as they are back home after playing five of six road games. They are 5-1 ATS their past six home contests and four of their past home games against Las Vegas have gone OVER. The past six meetings overall have soared OVER and the Aces come off a 109-78 blowout loss at Minnesota that went OVER by 23.5 points. The Aces also lost their previous game to Indiana and they are 1-9 ATS their past 10 against Western Conference opponents. Las Vegas has gone OVER six straight against teams with losing records and four of five versus the Western Conference. It's a double-revenge spot for Dallas and take the Wings on the moneyline plus the OVER.

Las Vegas is working on three days of rest after a 104-102 win over Golden State. They're on a 3-2 ATS run on the road, which included a victory at Connecticut (86-68), and a win at Phoenix (84-81) as a +5.5 dog. It was an impressive win as Phoenix is the second-best team in the WNBA and is 9-3 at home. Dallas is getting outscored by 5.1 points per game, the third-worst differential in the league. The defense surrenders 86.7 points on average (third-most), and ranks 11th in shooting, allowing 45.2%. The offense is 10th in shooting (41.6%) and 11th in 3-point shooting (31.6%). Dallas comes home from a 0-3 SU/ATS road trip as the defense gave up 102 points twice. Play Las Vegas.

Las Vegas is a struggling team right now, coming off two losses to Golden State and Los Angeles, teams that are a combined 8-12. What's worse, its star player, A'ja Wilson, left the game against the Sparks in the third quarter with a head injury and is doubtful for this game. The Aces shot just 37.5 percent and went 9-for-35 from 3-point range. The defense was nearly non-existent as Los Angeles shot 56.9 percent and hit nine of 20 three-pointers, ultimately winning 97-89. Paige Bueckers had her best performance of the year for Dallas with 35 points against Phoenix in her first game back following concussion protocol. Las Vegas is 2-4 ATS in its past six home games, and the Wings are due to break through with a big win. Take the Wings ATS and on the moneyline.

Las Vegas still can gain the No. 3 seed in the playoffs in the very unlikely event that Connecticut loses to Chicago earlier tonight, but the Aces undoubtedly will use this game mostly as a tuneup for the postseason and they could rest some starters. Dallas has covered its past two games and lost a shootout to Indiana 110-109 on Sunday. Three players scored at least 26 points for the Wings, who shot 57 percent against the Fever. The Wings are 11-4 ATS playing with at least three days rest and Las Vegas is 2-6 ATS its past eight games against teams with losing records. The Aces have gone UNDER seven in a row overall and five straight with one day of rest. Las Vegas is 6-0 UNDER following an ATS win. Take the Wings and the UNDER.

Las Vegas plays its third consecutive road contest. They're a big favorite but haven't been playing well, losing four of the last six. They come off a 77-75 win at Chicago as a 9.5-point favorite and are ranked last in the WNBA in offensive rebounding. They shot 38.3% and got outrebounded, including giving up 15 offensive boards. Las Vegas is 10-19 ATS as a favorite. Dallas is second in offensive rebounding, plus fifth in field goal shooting and from the free throw line (77.9%). Dallas plays its second straight at home after a 113-110 victory over Los Angeles, rallying from 19 points down. Play Dallas.