Orton, who had been an underdog to win from the moment the markets opened found himself and his opponent priced at -120 for most of yesterday. By evening, The Viper's price had started to escalate back to being an outsider.
His current price of +190 (2.90 EU, 19/10 UK) is the highest I have been able to track since betting opened earlier this week.
John Cena's role as a favourite has moved from -190 to -270 (1.37 EU, 10/27 UK) since 7:30pm BST yesterday.
The Thursday evening bettors have also backed the babyface in the other Hell in a Cell match on Sunday's card.
Dean Ambrose, who was -380 when I last looked, is now -400 (1.25 EU, 1/4 UK). In the same time, Seth Rollins has moved out further going from +260 to +280 (3.80 EU, 14/5 UK).
Rusev has been strongly backed since last night. His price is now -510 (1.20 EU, 10/51 UK). He had been -380 on Thursday.
As you would expect, the Bulgarian Brute's rival - The Big Show - has jumped from +260 to +340 (4.40 EU, 17/5 UK).
Thursday night wagers appear to have gone in favour of the title challengers on Sunday's show.
Paige's price has made a short drop from +325 to +320 (4.20 EU, 16/5 UK). Current Divas Champion, AJ Lee, is -460 (1.22 EU, 5/23 UK).
Another title challenger - The Miz - has also seen Thursday action. He has dropped from +280 to +180 (2.80 EU, 9/5 UK) with US Champ, Sheamus, going from -400 to -260 (1.38 EU, 5/13 UK).
The Usos - who will challenge Gold & Stardust for the WWE Tag Team Championships - have descended from +400 to +280 (3.80 EU, 14/5 UK) with the Rhodes Brothers moving to a favourable looking -400 (1.25 EU, 1/4 UK). They had been -600.
There has been no change in the WWE Intercontinental Championship market. Dolph Ziggler remains a -160 (1.63 EU, 5/8 UK) fave while Cesaro is +120 (2.20 EU, 6/5 UK).
However, there has been a change in favour of Cesaro in a prop bet that was published yesterday.
5Dimes is accepting wagers on the wrestler to score the first fall in the best of three falls match between Ziggler and Cesaro. When the market opened, both participants were listed at odds of -120. The customers have wagered in favour of the King of Swing He is now -180 (1.56 EU, 5/9 UK) with Ziggler +140 (2.40 EU, 7/5 UK).
In my opinion, the bettors that backed Cesaro to score the initial pin made an astute bet. The psychology of the match calls for the heel to score the initial pin whether he ends up winning the match or not.
I will be back shortly with an observation of the Hell in a Cell betting markets at other bookmaking websites.
Odds correct as of 9:30am BST. For the latest, check the betting board at 5Dimes.com
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