Kelsey Plum Over 1.5 3-Pointers Made — WNBA Picks Today, August 5 (57.2% Model)

Quick answer: PropsBot’s WNBA screen for August 5, 2026 highlights Kelsey Plum Over 1.5 3-Pointers Made in Phoenix at Atlanta. The PropsBot model displayed 57.2% confidence for this read.

Why This Pick Is on the Board

5 of 7 model signals lean over. Plum has made at least two threes in 3 of her last 5, 5 of her last 10 and 11 of her last 20 games.

• The captured profile shows 6.6 three-point attempts per game and a 39.5% conversion rate.
• Her 27.1% usage rate and 33.5 projected minutes support stable opportunity.
• The game environment carried a 181.5 total, while the spread was 5.5 points.

Line, Price and Matchup Context

The captured line was 1.5 3-Pointers Made at Fanatics, with a displayed price of -140. The matchup is Phoenix at Atlanta, listed for 7:00 PM ET. Prices and availability can move after capture, so bettors should re-check the live board before acting.

Plum has made at least two threes in 3 of her last 5, 5 of her last 10 and 11 of her last 20 games.

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Daily Pick Summary

• Pick: Kelsey Plum Over 1.5 3-Pointers Made
• Matchup: Phoenix at Atlanta
• Captured price: Fanatics -140
• Model status: The PropsBot model displayed 57.2% confidence for this read.

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