WNBA All-Star Weekend is upon us, and that means the 3-Point Contest is locked and loaded. Six of the best shooters the league has to offer will meet in Chicago to settle this year’s edition of the shootout. Let’s take a look at the odds for the three-point shootout.
WNBA All-Star Game 3-Point Contest Odds
Here’s a look at the current odds for the WNBA All-Star 3-Point Contest on the DraftKings Sportsbook:
Let’s break down all six shooters and their odds.
Marina Mabrey (+275): One of the toughest shot-makers in the league, Mabrey is having a breakout season for the Tempo, making her first All-Star Game. Toronto’s star guard leads the league in three-pointers made per game at 3.3, and is second in attempts per game at 8.4, shooting a sterling 39.2% from beyond the arc. As one of the best movement and volume shooters in the league, it’s no surprise to see Mabrey leading the odds.
Azzi Fudd (+320): The rookie can sure shoot it. Fudd, drafted to shoot the cover off the ball and get after it defensively for the Wings, is sure doing both in her debut season. The Connecticut product is shooting 38.8% from three on 5.2 attempts per game, and her smooth shooting rhythm plays well for this kind of contest.
Janelle Salaün (+450): Golden State’s 6POY candidate has never met a three-point attempt she didn’t like. The 24-year-old forward is taking a whopping 6.3 threes per game in only 22.4 minutes, converting at a 39.4% clip. Salaün’s 15.0 three-point attempts per 100 possessions lead all qualified WNBA players; that confidence could be a huge factor in this contest.
Bridget Carleton (+450): Here’s another player not afraid to let it fly from beyond the arc. In her debut season with the expansion Portland Fire, Carleton is being told to shoot, shoot, and shoot some more. She’s getting up 6.8 threes per game and converting a very strong 38.2% of her attempts. Though she may not boast the volume or efficiency of some of the players in front of her in the odds, Carleton certainly has the ability to get hot and take this contest.
Rhyne Howard (+500): It’s no surprise to see Rhyne Howard getting her shots up. Atlanta’s All-Star guard leads the WNBA in three-point attempts per game for a second straight season and has been in the top five in every season of her career. While she’s never been the most efficient shooter, Howard is used to taking tough shots, so this contest is a bit of a reprieve.
Natisha Hiedeman (+800): I’ll admit, it was a bit of a surprise to see Hiedeman in this contest. Though she’s having a breakout season for the Storm, she’s not the kind of high-profile shooter you expect to see here. Still, with a lot of high-profile dropouts from the contest, you can do a lot worse than Hiedeman. She’s a career 37.2% shooter from deep and is getting up a career-high 5.8 attempts per game this year. If that’s the “worst” shooter on the floor, then you know you’ve got a good group.
When Does All-Star Week Begin?
The WNBA’s 2026 All-Star Week runs from July 23 to July 27, with the festivities beginning on Friday, July 24.
The Kia WNBA Skills Challenge and State Farm WNBA 3-Point Contest will take place on Friday, July 24, at 8 p.m. ET.
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