2025 WNBA Draft No. 1 pick odds: Paige Bueckers heavily favored

The NFL is not the only league that holds its annual draft in April.

On April 14, the WNBA draft from 2025 will take place (in a place where it is to be set), a year from Caitlin Clark, which is number 1 of the Indiana fever.

Which lady superstar will go first this year?

Let’s take a look at the upcoming design order.

1. Dallas Wings
2. Seattle Storm
3. Chicago Sky
4. Washington Mystics
5. Golden State Valkyries
6. Washington Mystics
7. New York Liberty
8. Connecticut Sun
9. Los Angeles Sparks
10. Chicago Sky
11. Minnesota lynx
12. Dallas Wings

Now let’s take a look at the number 1 selection focus on Draftkings Sportsbook from February 18.

2025 WNBA Draft – No. 1 Selection

Paige Bueckers: –2000 (bet $ 10.50 to win $ 10.50)
Olivia Meilen: +750 (set 10 US dollars to win a total of 85 US dollars)
Kiki Irials: +1000 (bet $ 10 to win a total of 110 US dollars)
Sonia Citron: +2500 (bet $ 10 to win a total of 260 US dollars)
Hary declined: +5000 (set $ 10 to $ 510)
Janiah Barker: +5000 (bet $ 10 to win a total of $ 510)
AZZI FUDD: +5000 (bet $ 10 to win a total of $ 510)
Aneesah Morrow: +5000 (Set $ ​​10 to win a total of $ 510)

As it was seen as a slam dunk that Clark would be number 1 last year, Bueckers is in the same boat this season.

The Uconn Senior has to struggle with injuries in the course of her college career, but it did not have the best player in College basketball for women.

In 2021 she won the Wooden Award and AP player of the year and was also a unanimous all-American and Big East player of the year in 2021 and 2024.

This season, Bueckers scored an average of 18.4 points, 4.6 assists and 4.3 rebounds, while shooting 52.6% of the field and 41.6% from the 3-point range.

The Dallas Wings have the first choice in the WNBA design of 2025. They chose fifth place last season and selected Jacy Sheldon from the state of Ohio, who tasted them at the Connecticut Sun in early February.

Dallas ended the last season with 9: 31, the league’s most second worst.

The second on the board is Notre Dame’s Olivia Miles. The Senior Guard achieves an average of 16.7 points, 6.2 assists and 6.0 rebounds for the first -class fights Irish.

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