Chicago Sky vs Golden State Valkyries Final Score & Over/Under Result — May 13, 2026

Chicago's 69-63 victory over Golden State delivered a decisive blow to the totals market, landing comfortably under the 166.5 line with a combined 132 points—34.5 points shy of the projection. DAGGER leaned under pregame, and it cashed decisively.

The game's shape told the story of a defensive slog. Golden State opened sharply with 19 points in Q1, but Chicago managed only 10, setting a defensive tone early. The second quarter compressed further: combined 23 points as both offenses stalled, with Golden State adding just 9 and Chicago 14. Momentum shifted dramatically in the third, when the two teams combined for 41 points—the game's only explosive quarter—but even that surge proved insufficient to threaten the total. Chicago's 25 third-quarter points gave them their first lead, then Golden State's 19 in the fourth kept it close, but Chicago's 20 final-quarter points sealed it at 69-63. The second half (80 combined) outpaced the first (52 combined), yet the overall offensive environment remained sluggish relative to expectations.

Rickea Jackson led Chicago with 18 points, 5 rebounds, and 5 assists, while Skylar Diggins added 15 points and 7 assists. Golden State got 18 from Gabby Williams and 16 from Veronica Burton, but neither team could generate sustained offensive rhythm. Chicago's recent form—77.6 points per game—underperformed even that baseline, a outcome consistent with the market's misjudgment of the defensive matchup.