Tuesday 13 June 2017

Kambi's MITB 2017 Odds Ahead Of Smackdown

With the Go-Home episode of Smackdown ahead of Money in the Bank airing tonight, it's almost a guarantee that the oddsmakers from Kambi will temporarily take down their markets for the pay-per-view, so - in this post - I'll go through all the match and specials markets before they're removed.

Women's MITB Markets

The match odds haven't changed since Carmella's price fell from 7/10 to 11/20 by yesterday morning.

Date/Time
Carmella
Becky
Natalya
Charlotte
Tamina
4/6 10:22pm
EVS
2/1
2/1
5/1
10/1
8/6 7pm
4/5
9/4
9/4
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9/6 5:30pm
7/10
5/2
5/2
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10/6 10pm
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12/6 9:45am
11/20
7/2
4/1
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13/6 7:30pm
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The market where customers can wager on the eventual winner cashing in their instant title shot at any point during the pay-per-view is showing a different price to how it opened.

Money in the Bank Cash-In During Event Odds For Women's Championship

The majority have evidently backed there being a cash-in during the event as the price has been lowered from 3/1 to 11/5. 

I really don't think they'd waste the gimmick by having the first-ever Miss Money in the Bank (if that's what they're going to call her) taking the title shot right away. 

Women's MITB Cash-In Odds

The 'Briefcase Cash-In to be Successful' market has gone in favour of the 'Yes' as it has moved from 1/8 into 1/13 from the day it first went live.

This is a move I agree with. I strongly believe that the first female Money in the Bank winner has to win the Smackdown Women's Championship whenever she executes her right to a title shot.

Men's MITB Markets

It has been days since the ladder match market has changed. Baron Corbin is a 7/20 favourite to leave the match as Mr. Money in the Bank.

Date/Time
Corbin
Zayn
Owens
Styles
Nakamura
Ziggler
4/6 10:22pm
7/10
5/2
10/1
7/1
5/2
20/1
8/6 7pm
7/20
6/1
6/1
5/1
8/1
25/1
10/6 10pm
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12/6 10:15am
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13/6 7:30pm
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As you can see, the favourite opened at 7/10, but was backed nto the price he currently finds himself at.


The sportsbooks' customers appear to not like the chance of the winner cashing in his contract during the pay-per-view.

I agree. Firstly, I have a strong feeling that this match will be the main event as I don't think it will close with Jinder Mahal .vs. Randy Orton. Another reason why I can't envision the company doing it this year is because it was done in 2016.


Kambi's clients have backed the cash-in to be a successful one, whenever it is. The 'Yes' has been halved from 1/5 into 1/10 with the 'No' being moved out from 3/1 to 5/1.

Without knowing who's going to win for sure, I can't help but make a case for the cash-in being unsuccessful. There is a method to my reasoning. I've already made a case for the female Money in the Bank having to be successful because it's the first time that the gimmick would be used for the Women's Championship so, if it's done with the Women's cash-in, they could get away with having a dud with the male version. 

I've backed the 'No' at 5/1.

I won't know whether I've won or lost the bet until one of the following time frames sees a cash-in:

Kambi's Timeframe of Men's MITB 2017 Cash-In Odds

The customers have sided with two options - 'Between the 1st day after Money in the Bank but before SummerSlam' and 'Between the 1st day after SummerSlam but before Survivor Series'. Both options have been cut from even money into 17/20.

And that's all for Kambi for the time being. As noted, I expect the markets to be taken down before tonight's show, but they'll be back up in time for the pay-per-view.

When available, you'll be able to find the markets on the sports betting websites that offer Kambi odds. A few examples can be found below:



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