Storm vs Dream Prediction, Picks & Odds for Tonight’s WNBA Game

Tom Oldfield - Contributor at Covers.com
Tom Oldfield • Betting Analyst 22+ years betting experience
Updated: Jul 31, 2026 , 03:31 PM ET • 4 min read

With Atlanta favored by -650 to extend its winning streak to five games, Allisha Gray's points prop stands out as one of the best bets on the board.

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Photo By - Reuters Connect. Atlanta Dream guard Allisha Gray (15) shoots against the Portland Fire in the first quarter at Gateway Center Arena at College Park.

The Seattle Storm head to Atlanta mired in a seven-game losing streak as hefty +500 road underdogs.

Meanwhile, the Dream return home riding a four-game winning streak and looking to keep their momentum rolling.

Our Storm vs. Dream predictions expect Allisha Gray to pace Atlanta's explosive offense and help the Dream secure their fifth straight victory.

Read on for my WNBA picks and betting tips ahead of this July 31 showdown.

  • UPDATE: Added Flau'jae Johnson prop!

Storm vs Dream prediction

Storm vs Dream best bet: Allisha Gray Over 19.5 points (-115)

As long as Allisha Gray remains the No. 1 option for the Atlanta Dream, this O/U points line feels too low. Gray hit the game-winner against the Dallas Wings on Wednesday in a 25-point gem, and she’s scored 20+ points in six of her last seven games.

Look for more sharpshooting in tonight’s clash with a Seattle Storm team that’s slipping defensively. The visitors have coughed up 95+ points in four of their last five outings.

Gray’s 45% mark from 3-point range across Atlanta’s past four contests is another reason to love this Over, and I’d bet it up to 21.5.

Covers COVERS INTEL: Gray’s speed in transition sparks Atlanta’s league-leading 12.9 fastbreak points per game, and the Seattle defense ranks in the bottom five in the WNBA in fastbreak points allowed.

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Storm vs Dream same-game parlay

Just as Gray fuels the Atlanta offense, Angel Reese continues to wreak havoc on the glass. She’s grabbed 12+ rebounds in five of her last seven games, and Storm center Dominique Malonga (probable) has been hampered by a back issue.

But Seattle is still playing hard. Despite an ugly skid, the Storm are 6-2 ATS in their past eight games, while the Dream are just 1-9 ATS in their last 10 contests. Though Atlanta is 9-4 SU at home this year, Gray and Co. are just 5-8 ATS in those matchups. I'm taking the points to round out this SGP.

Storm vs Dream SGP

  • Allisha Gray Over 19.5 points
  • Angel Reese Over 11.5 rebounds
  • Storm +12.5

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Storm vs Dream player prop pick

Flau'jae Johnson Over 18.5 points + rebounds (-105)

Flau’jae Johnson cashed this combo Over for me earlier this month, and I like the value again here. With Seattle eyeing the future, Johnson is thriving in an expanded role, and she’s averaged 19.8 PPG across her last five outings

When you throw in her 5.2 RPG and the potential for a busy night on the glass against the fast-paced Dream, this O/U line looks light - and Johnson has gone past this number in five straight games. I'd still take the Over if this prop climbs to 19.5 or 20.5.

Tom Oldfield's 2026 Transparency Record
  • Best bet: 8-10, -2.30 units
  • SGP: 3-15, -5.50 units
  • Player prop: 5-3, +1.90

Storm vs Dream odds

  • Spread: Seattle +12.5 | Atlanta -12.5
  • Moneyline: Seattle +500 | Atlanta -700
  • Over/Under: Over 178.5 | Under 178.5

Storm vs Dream trend

With the offense humming, the Over is 5-2 in Atlanta’s last seven games. Find more WNBA betting trends.

How to watch Storm vs Dream

Location Gateway Center Arena, College Park, GA
Date Friday, July 31, 2026
Tip-off 7:30 p.m. ET
TV ION

Storm vs Dream latest injuries

Storm: Dominique Malonga C (Probable).
Dream: Te-Hina Paopao G (Out).
Find our latest WNBA injury reports.

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Tom Oldfield’s sports writing journey over the past 20 years has taken him from the Premier League and Champions League to the NFL, NBA, WNBA and MLB, with a wide range of articles and betting previews. Tom has worked closely with London’s Sportsbeat sports news agency as well as (thrillingly!) covering the Toronto Raptors’ 2019 NBA championship run, and he has appeared on BBC World Service and The Back Page podcast.

A graduate of the University of Nottingham in the UK, he is the author of biographies on Cristiano Ronaldo, Rafael Nadal, Gary Neville and Cesc Fabregas, and he co-authors a long-running series of children’s soccer books with his brother, Matt.

As a regular bettor across the top sports leagues, particularly with FanDuel and bet365, he is well versed on all the major markets and the next big game is rarely far from his thoughts. The best betting advice he has received is to monitor multiple sportsbooks to grab the best possible value.

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