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Celebrities · 30.07.2026 14:42 · Author: Vitrix

WNBA Deletes Video of Paige Bueckers and Angel Reese Betting $400 on Game

WNBA Deletes Video of Paige Bueckers and Angel Reese Betting $400 on Game

The WNBA found itself in an awkward position after posting a video showing star players Paige Bueckers and Angel Reese making a $400 bet on a game. The clip, shared on the league's official X account during All-Star Weekend, was quickly deleted because such wagers are strictly prohibited by the WNBA's collective bargaining agreement. In the video, Reese is seen holding a stack of cash and telling Bueckers, 'I know y'all gonna lose... but if y'all win, you get the 400.'

Bueckers confirmed the bet before the Dallas Wings vs. Atlanta Dream matchup, saying, 'Bet. I'm standing on that.' The league captioned the video: 'Paige Bueckers on the bet she made with Angel Reese at All-Star Weekend on tonight's matchup.' Reese's Dream won the game, and she later joked about expecting an Apple Pay transfer from Bueckers.

The problem? The WNBA's rules state that any player found guilty of wagering on league games can face fines, suspension, or even dismissal. Given the recent NBA scandal where Jontay Porter was banned for life for betting, the league is likely to take the matter seriously. However, no official punishment has been announced yet, and the deletion of the video suggests the league is trying to contain the fallout.

Experts believe Reese and Bueckers may avoid severe penalties, but they could still face fines or a short suspension. The incident has sparked debate among fans: some see it as a harmless joke, while others demand strict enforcement of the rules. The WNBA has not commented on possible disciplinary actions.

In the game itself, Reese posted a double-double with 22 points, 12 rebounds, 4 assists, and 4 steals, while Bueckers had 16 points, 6 assists, and 4 rebounds. The betting controversy has overshadowed their performances, and the league's silence leaves fans wondering what comes next for two of its biggest stars.