This week's WWE Raw is a few hours away, so - in this post - I'll run through the betting odds available for the Fast Lane 2016 main event and see if anything that happens on tonight's television prompts any change in the odds.
As of right now, the sports betting firms offering wagering opportunities on the main event are 5Dimes, Betfair and a trio of bookies with identical odds (888Sport.com, Unibet.com and 32Red.com).
Due to legal issues, some of these firms are unavailable in some countries and vice versa, so I'll start off with those that can be found on the betting board at 5Dimes.com.
The 5Dimes market is showing 'Roman Reigns' to win at -400 while 'The Field' is +280.
I have been surprised with the betting action on this market as it's evident that the customers have been betting against Reigns here. His odds have been improving upon every visit I have made to the website. They were originally -1,350 (on January 28th) and were -750 yesterday.
If you are a 5Dimes customers and want to back Reigns to win the main event in less than three weeks, then this might be a decent time to do so.
As for 'The Field' - it seems people have been backing into them already. I predict the present price will drift out eventually.
In Europe, it's Betfair.com that's offering the best price on Roman Reigns.
His 2/9 with Betfair is better than the 1/5 that is on offer from sites like 32Red.com
If you want to go for a Brock Lesnar win, then the better number is the 4/1 from 32Red and company.
Dean Ambrose is 12/1 with Betfair if you think there is any chance The Lunatic Fringe will wind up being booked to pull off an upset to secure a place in the WrestleMania main event.
Now that I've recorded these prices, I'll return some time tomorrow to see how things are looking.
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