Caitlin Clark Odds & Prop Bets: Top 2024 Betting Markets for Star's WNBA Rookie Season

We're looking at all the best Caitlin Clark odds and prop bets from our best sports betting sites as the Indiana Fever rookie navigates her first season in the WNBA.

After the Indiana Fever drafted her No. 1 overall in April, Caitlin Clark entered her first WNBA season as the most hyped prospect in league history.

She fell short of the lofty expectations and WNBA odds for her debut on Tuesday, scoring 20 points with 10 turnovers - the most by a player in their WNBA debut. But she still has the fourth-shortest WNBA MVP odds and has the Fever trading among the top teams by the latest WNBA championship odds.

Clark is still a long way from cementing herself as the WNBA's greatest of all time, but the hype has reached epic proportions after her record-setting college career at Iowa. And we have you covered with a look at all the best ways to bet the Fever star.

Here's a look at the best Caitlin Clarks odds and props from across our best sports betting apps.

Caitlin Clark odds for 2024 WNBA season

(Odds via bet365 as of May 15)

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Only one of our best sportsbooks is offering specific props for Clark following her WNBA regular-season debut, which saw her score a team-high 20 points with four made 3-pointers. That was still a step down from her collegiate averages of 31.6 points and 5.2 made threes per game at Iowa.

It's hard to know how long it might take for Clark to find her rhythm in the pros, but she should be able to make an impact this season for a Fever team that went just 13-27 last season. With All-Stars Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell already on the roster, Clark's passing may come in more handy than her scoring initially.

Even with three teammates that averaged 14.5-plus points last season, head coach Christie Sides will likely hand Clark the keys early on. That's why she has -350 odds to lead Indiana in scoring as a rookie, which represents a 77.78% implied probability according to our odds calculator.

Caitlin Clark WNBA MVP odds 

(Odds as of May 15)

Clark was dealing anywhere from +850 to +1200 to win WNBA MVP ahead of her rookie season. One game later, she's already seeing +1600 odds from two of our best live betting sites - implying a 5.88% chance she wins it with a $160 profit on a $10 wager if she does.

Only the recently retired Candace Parker has ever won WNBA MVP as a rookie (2008). It's a tall task to expect Clark to win MVP in her first season with the Fever, especially with favorites A'ja Wilson and Breanna Stewart having won four of the last six awards.

Caitlin Clark WNBA Rookie of the Year odds

(Odds updated May 15)

Clark is unsurprisingly the runaway favorite for the WNBA Rookie of the Year with her consensus odds (-750) representing an 88.24% probability she'll win the award.

Those are slightly better than the -800 odds she boasted entering the season, though she's still the clear front-runner even after a shaky debut. Even with a slow start, she still managed to score 20 points, which is a good sign for her ability to stuff the stat sheet as a rookie.

Her biggest competition comes from No. 2 pick Cameron Brink, who has to compete with her own teammate for the award - the Los Angeles Sparks also selected Rickea Jackson with the No. 4 overall pick.

This is without a doubt a loaded rookie class, but no other player will be given the green light to shoot as frequently as Clark. She's the best shooter and passer in this group and as long as she's healthy, it'll be her award to lose. 

Indiana Fever WNBA Championship odds 

(Odds as of May 15)

The Fever have won the WNBA championship only once, back in 2012 with hall of famer Tamika Catchings leading the team. Since then, Indiana has fallen on hard times and hasn't had a winning record since 2015. The Fever have missed the playoffs in seven straight seasons.

To expect Clark to take home a title in her rookie year is borderline disrespectful to the rest of the WNBA, especially with the favorite Las Vegas Aces being a dynasty in the making after winning back-to-back titles.

Caitlin Clark Over/Under props for the 2024 WNBA Season

(Odds as of May 3)

Ahead of Clark's WNBA debut, DraftKings was offering several Over/Under lines on her offensive statistics. As prolific as Clark was as a scorer and passer at Iowa, it was surprising to see these lines so high with such short odds already. The -140 odds implied a 58.33% probability she'll average at least 22 points as a rookie, while the -110 odds implied a 52.38% probability she'll pick up more than 6.3 assists per game.

This will all be very dependent on how much usage Clark gets early on and if she'll be asked to be a ball-dominant scorer, more of a facilitator, or an off-ball catch and shoot threat. We saw a bit of all three in her debut, when she handled the rock in high volume - and finished with 10 turnovers - but started to find her rhythm as an off-ball shooter.

Only three players in the WNBA averaged more than 21.9 points last season. Those three players were perennial All-Star Jewell Loyd (24.7), who had the second-best scoring season of all time, and two-time MVPs Breanna Stewart (23.0) and A'ja Wilson (22.8). 

While Clark could realistically be a top WNBA scorer or assister as a rookie, it's hard to imagine her doing both. No player in the WNBA averaged more than 20 points and five assists last season, and just three players put up more than 6.3 assists per game. Sabrina Ionescu was the only player to average more than 3.3 made 3-pointers last season (3.6).

This was a tough market to bet into without fully knowing how the Fever plan to deploy Clark as a rookie, but it made sense to either believe in her as scorer or assister, but maybe not both. However, betting the Over on her points goes hand in hand with betting the Over on her made 3-pointers.

Indiana Fever win totals/playoff odds 

(Odds as of May 3)

A more realistic ask of Clark is for her to lead the Fever to the playoffs. Though Indiana went just 13-27 last season, it was a vast improvement over 2022 (5-31). That was thanks largely in part to Mitchell getting some major help from Boston, the 2023 No. 1 pick. Those two, along with NaLyssa Smith, give the Fever three talented scoring threats around Clark.

Can Clark energize Indiana's offense enough for it to win eight more games in 2024 than in 2023? Well, the addition of Boston helped lead to an eight-game improvement last season, and Clark's an even better talent.

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