Below is a table indicating how the lines changed during the period they were available to bet on. I noted the opening odds, the price they were at the start of the pay-per-view (after the major bets had occurred) and right before the respective match begun.
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| Click to expand, odds in US format |
The table points to one notable shift and that was concerning the main event.
Daniel Bryan opened up as a favourite for the Hell in a Cell match to determine a new WWE champion. However, it didn't take long for him to be installed as the underdog - a position he kept for the remainder of the betting period.
The lines used in this table were monitored from the 5 Dimes Sportsbook. I use the prices from this book because they are the most definitive when it comes to pay-per-view betting.
You can get a better idea of who the likely winner of each match is if you're looking at these odds at 5 Dimes rather than the other websites as the rest do not accept US customers so are therefore not open to primary sourced insider action.
It's impossible to rule out the likelihood that those with knowledge of match results are using foreign proxies to place the bets for them. However, I feel the odds changes elsewhere are simply a byproduct of what occurs at 5Dimes.com.
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