In this post, I'll cover all of the markets that were republished a few days ago.
Show Of Cash-In
In these markets the customers can bet whether the Money in the Bank contract holders cash in their respective briefcases either on Smackdown/Raw or on pay-per-view.
The market for Baron Corbin's cash-in had been stationary for weeks, but the prices have now changed in favour of a cash-in occurring during an episode of Smackdown or Raw as it has moved in from 3/1 to 11/5.
As you can see, the 'PPV/Network Special or Any Other' option is now 3/10 which is an improvement from the 1/5 where it opened.
Unlike the male market, the customers have sided with 'PPV/Network Special' for Carmella's cash-in as this selection has been backed from 18/25 to 7/10.
Even though the odds have mildly dipped in favour of the cash-in occurring during a pay-per-view or Network special since July 18th, the betting has mainly been landing on Carmella executing a cash-in on regular TV as it opened at 3/1 and has now stalled at EVS.
Time Of Cash-In
Carmella cashing in within the next few weeks has been backed as the market where clients can have a punt on the time of the cash-in has moved in favour of both 'Between 1st Day after the Money in the Bank PPV but before SummerSlam' and 'During SummerSlam'.
The 'During SummerSlam' selection has been slowly moving in. However, so has the option to back 'Between Survivor Series but before WrestleMania' as it has been cut from 3/1 to 6/4 this month.
Baron Corbin to take up his immediate title shot during SummerSlam has slightly moved in from even money to 9/10.
'During SummerSlam' isn't the only selection to shorten. The Survivor Series to just before the Royal Rumble, which covers a lot of ground, has dipped from 5/2 into 2/1.
Cash-In Results
There are also markets where clients can bet on the respective cash-ins being successful or not.
The punters have been siding with Baron Corbin's contract execution to be a failure as it has been on the decline since June. It has been as high as 5/1, but is now down to 7/5.
On the day of the Money in the Bank pay-per-view, a flurry of bets came in on the women's Money in the Bank cash-in to be unsuccessful. In hindsight, I think the people who were told there would be a controversial conclusion to the women's ladder match mustn't have thought things through properly. I've written numerous times since the women's MITB ladder match was first revealed that the first-ever winner has to be successful whenever she decides to cash in simply to get the gimmick over.
Common sense has continued to prevail as the oddsmakers have now slashed the successful cash-in into 1/100.
I expect the market will remain open right up until Tuesday's Smackdown. If you'd like to bet, you can find the odds on the websites that install Kambi pricing. A couple of examples can be found below.
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