Valkyries vs Dream Player Props & Best Bets for Today’s WNBA Game 4

Ed Scimia - Contributor at Covers.com
Ed Scimia • Betting Analyst 17+ years betting experience
Updated: Oct 24, 2026 , 09:46 AM ET • 4 min read

Angel Reese and Allisha Gray have put the Dream in a position to win a title this season, and our expert is backing them to put up strong performances again in Game 4 of the WNBA Finals.

Angel Reese Valkyries vs Dream Props Game 4
Photo By - Reuters Connect. Atlanta Dream forward Angel Reese (5) grabs a rebound.

The Atlanta Dream will look to take a commanding 3-1 series lead as they host the Golden State Valkyries in Game 4 of the WNBA Finals on Saturday afternoon.

I'm looking for Angel Reese and Allisha Gray to continue their strong play for Atlanta in my Valkyries vs. Dream player props.

Let's break down all my free WNBA picks, including a Valkyries vs. Dream prediction for Gabby Williams, on Saturday, Oct. 24.

Best Valkyries vs Dream player prop bets for today

Player Pick Kalshi
Probability
Dream Angel Reese 12+ rebounds 56%
Valkyries Gabby Williams 3+ made threes 41%
Dream Allisha Gray 15+ points 58%

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Angel Reese 12+ rebounds

Angel Reese has established herself as the favorite to win the WNBA Finals MVP, averaging 21.7 points and 13.3 rebounds per game for the Atlanta Dream so far in this series. And while Reese's scoring has taken her game to a new level, it's her rebounding ability that truly makes her a special player.

Reese averaged 12.1 rebounds per game this year, making it three out of three professional seasons in which the former LSU star has averaged 12+ boards per game. She's put up similar numbers against the Golden State Valkyries, who rank seventh in the WNBA in total rebounding rate (50.4%).

I'm backing Reese to grab 12+ rebounds again tonight at up to 60%.

Gabby Williams 3+ made threes

One reason that Atlanta is finding success in this series has been its ability to keep Gabby Williams in check. After a huge scoring binge in the playoffs — which included 26 points in Game 1 of this series — Williams has averaged just 14.5 ppg over the last two contests.

But Williams is still firing away from three-point range, shooting the ball from deep a minimum of six times per each Finals game. She's hit at least three shots from beyond the arc twice in this series, and a total of six times in nine playoff games this year.

The Dream weren't great at chasing opponents off the 3-point line this season, allowing teams to shoot 32.5% from downtown.

I like Williams to hit 3+ three-pointers at up to 45% in Game 4.

Allisha Gray 15+ points

While Reese has been the star for the Dream in this series, Allisha Gray is quietly putting together an outstanding Finals and postseason run. Gray is averaging 16.0 ppg for the playoffs, including 15.0 ppg against Golden State.

That shouldn't be a surprise after Gray averaged 19.0 ppg during the regular season. Despite a hand injury, the veteran is still getting her chances to shoot from the field, putting up 38 shots over the first three games. She's also getting added points at the line, going 19-for-22 from the charity stripe in the series.

Gray has scored 18+ points in two of the three games in this series so far, and I like her to score 15+ tonight at up to 60%.

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Ed Scimia has been writing about the gaming industry for over 15 years. He graduated from Syracuse University with degrees in Magazine Journalism and Political Science in 2003, and has covered major gambling events like the World Series of Poker in his career. Since joining Covers in 2022, Ed has offered his sports betting analysis primarily on MLB, NFL, college football, and college basketball games, but is willing to take on any sport.

His betting strategy focuses more on finding line value based on deviations from the market rather than traditional handicapping, primarily shopping between DraftKings, FanDuel, and Fanatics in his home state of Connecticut, though he’s not afraid to do deep game analysis to find profitable bets at any book.

Outside of gambling, Ed is an avid curler who competes in mixed doubles on the World Curling Tour and runs a popular curling YouTube channel, Chess on Ice. That experience has come in handy during the Olympics, when he has proven to be a successful curling bettor as well. 

Ed's advice to new bettors is to always open multiple sportsbook accounts and check the odds at each before placing any bet. Successful sports betting is about consistently beating the closing line value, which requires finding spots where one book is offering odds far better than the rest of the market and jumping on those opportunities.

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