Sunday 22 February 2015

WWE Fast Lane Closing Times

Here are the closing times for the four online bookmakers accepting wagers on tonight's WWE Fast Lane pay-per-view.

William Hill

William Hill's book is set to shut at 10pm GMT over at WilliamHill.com

The firm is accepting bets on all the matches on tonight's card.


Paddy Power

The Fast Lane betting markets are scheduled to close at 11pm GMT at PaddyPower.com

As with William Hill, Paddy Power has prices up for all the bouts. The firm is also accepting punts on whether the main event ends in a 'No Contest' or 'Roman Reigns / Daniel Bryan wins'

Sky Bet

British bookie, SkyBet.com, has set 1am GMT as its cut-off for bets. If smart money does begin to come in on the off-shore markets, I would not be surprised if the company takes down the book for a re-adjustment. This has occurred in the past.

The company is accepting bets on five of tonight's matches.

5Dimes Casino & Sportsbook

The 5Dimes Casino & Sportsbook lists pay-per-view match odds all the way up to the start of the respective match.

5Dimes customers can now wager on ALL bouts on the card after the company added two additional matches to the board a short while ago.

5Dimes' WWE Fast Lane markets are found under 'Other Sports' on the betting board at 5Dimes.com


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  1. Unknown22 February 2015 at 19:05

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    1. David Taylor22 February 2015 at 19:18

      Unlucky. Was worth a punt, though!

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    2. David Taylor22 February 2015 at 19:19

      Two of my friends followed your advice, I wouldn't come to cardiff for a while Paul lol.

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    3. Unknown22 February 2015 at 19:35

      Im nowhere near Cardiff, so I'm safe. Actually, two days before the reveal, I changed my mind to Bobby, so I didn't do too bad.
      Do you have any predictions for tonight? I think Rusev will beat Cena and Reigns and Bryan will end in what they call a schmozh.

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    4. David Taylor22 February 2015 at 20:14

      I agree with both your predictions.

      I am surprised the match to go to a no contest odds haven't been backed much at Paddy Power.

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    5. Unknown22 February 2015 at 20:46

      That makes sense, David. They need to insert Daniel Bryan into the main event at Wrestlemania because if they don't the crowd reaction during the match will be fairly muted. There is a good chance that it will end in a no contest.

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