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Las Vegas Aces at Dallas Wings Predictions & Picks – Wings To End Aces’ WNBA Win Streak

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Updated: Jun 15, 2026
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Las Vegas Aces at Dallas Wings Predictions & Picks


Las Vegas are tipped to leave Dallas empty-handed following this Western Conference matchup.

The Aces arrive on a win streak, but the Wings can make the most of home advantage to stop Las Vegas in their tracks.

Las Vegas Aces Form


The reigning WNBA champions are having a strong start to the 2026 campaign, currently topping the Western Conference with a 10-3 record and riding a six-game winning streak. 

They started this month with back-to-back victories against Los Angeles Sparks 79-69, Golden State Valkyries 84-79, Seattle Storm 101-91 and Portland Fire 105-89. 

This strong run was extended last weekend with a narrow 100-97 home win against title contenders Minnesota Lynx, driven by efficient shooting (54%). A’ja Wilson was the top scorer with 24 points and 10 rebounds, while Jackie Young added a double-double with 16 points and 10 assists. 

Dallas Wings Form


Dallas Wings have been inconsistent this season, posting eight wins in 13 matches and currently sitting 3rd in the West (4-2 home record). 

The Texan side have struggled on the road recently, losing back-to-back away games against Minnesota Lynx 100-76 and Portland Fire 84-83. 

However, their last home outing was a great display, as they beat Phoenix Mercury 85-70 with control from start to finish and strong interior finishing (33/53 two-point shooting). Paige Bueckers delivered a standout performance with 31 points. 
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