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<\/p>\nDraftKings\u2019 Queen of the Court is back! Meghan Townsley analyzes her top WNBA picks for the Queen of the Court promotion on Tuesday, July 22.<\/p>\n
DraftKings\u2019 \u201cQueen of the Court\u201d promotion is here! On Tuesday, July 22, bettors have the chance to win a share of $500,000 in bonus bets by opting into the promotion and placing a pregame WNBA player prop! But, what is QOTC?<\/p>\n
Queen of the Court is awarded to the WNBA player who finishes the night leading all players in combined points, rebounds and assists (PRA). <\/p>\n
If you used your token on the player who was named Queen of the Court, you split the $500K prize pool with the pool of customers who took her as well! Let\u2019s break it down some more:<\/p>\n
Opt into the promotion on DraftKings Sportsbook to receive your Queen of the Court Profit Boost Token.<\/p>\n
Place a single, minimum $5.00 bet on ANY WNBA Player Prop and apply your token.<\/p>\n
Minimum bet odds of -200 apply (-150, +325, etc.)<\/p>\n
One Qualifying Bet Token per customer for this promotion<\/p>\n
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The last time we crowned a Queen of the Court, Aliyah Boston sat on the throne after collecting 42 points, rebounds and assists! A total of 2,164 users who selected her were credited with a $232 bonus\u00a0bet. Now, who do I think will wear the crown tonight? Let\u2019s break it down.<\/p>\n
DraftKings Queen of the Court Picks for Tuesday, July 22<\/p>\n
Here are tonight\u2019s matchups:<\/p>\n
Los Angeles Sparks @ Washington Mystics \u2014 7:30\u202fPM EST<\/p>\n
Indiana Fever @ New York Liberty \u2014 8:00\u202fPM EST<\/p>\n
Chicago Sky @ Minnesota Lynx \u2014 8:00\u202fPM EST<\/p>\n
Atlanta Dream @ Las Vegas Aces \u2014 10:00\u202fPM EST<\/p>\n
Dallas Wings @ Seattle Storm \u2014 10:00 PM EST<\/p>\n
Remember, a Queen of the Court bet must be on a player prop market for that night. Let\u2019s find some Queens!<\/p>\n
Nneka Ogwumike Over 16.5 Points (-115)<\/a><\/p>\n Oh, the talent that you are. At 35, Nneka Ogwumike just moved into 6th on the WNBA\u2019s all-time scoring list, dropping 22 points in the Storm\u2019s gritty, low-scoring win over the Valkyries last Wednesday. She\u2019s been steady all season, averaging 17.1 PPG and 7.7 RPG, but with a favorable matchup against the Wings on deck, she\u2019s primed for a big night. Dallas ranks near the bottom defensively \u2014 giving up 86.8 points per game (11th), 34 rebounds per game, and letting teams shoot 45.3% from the field (12th). There\u2019s a reason Ogwumike owns 10 All-Star selections: consistency, yes \u2014 but also pure clutch. In Seattle\u2019s recent win over Golden State, she put up 11 of her 22 points in the fourth quarter alone, proving once again that age is just a number when you\u2019ve got that kind of closeout ability.<\/p>\n A\u2019ja Wilson Over 9.5 Rebounds (-120)<\/a><\/p>\n This is such low-hanging fruit \u2014 but how can I not go with the reigning MVP after the run she\u2019s been on? After suffering a wrist injury in early July that benched her for just one game, A\u2019ja Wilson came back not just in form, but in full Superwoman mode. The 28-year-old dropped 34 and 37 points in her last two regular-season games, adding 26 boards and six assists across both wins. While she lit up Dallas for 37 \u2014 a team that ranks 11th in defensive rating (107.7) \u2014 she\u2019ll face a Dream team (not that Dream Team) that plays at a slower pace and rarely turns the ball over. Still, Wilson has put the Aces on her back lately, and I\u2019m betting on her to do it again and keep the win streak alive. Another 30-point performance, anyone?<\/p>\n Allisha Gray Over 18.5 Points (+100)<\/a><\/p>\n The first-time All-Star has really started to flourish under head coach Karl Smesko \u2014 especially with her comfortability from beyond the arc. Early in her career, Gray was shooting around 28% from deep, averaging just 3.4 three-point attempts per game. She\u2019s blown those numbers out of the water this season. The South Carolina alum is now hitting 38.1% from three, while averaging career-highs in points (18.4) and rebounds (5.5). Nearly half of her shots (46%) are coming from deep \u2014 and if they start falling like rain tonight, Gray has a very real shot at walking away with the crown.<\/p>\n Here\u2019s my official pick for Tuesday\u2019s Queen of the Court promo on DraftKings Sportsbook<\/a>:<\/p>\n Pick:<\/p>\n