Both concern the US TV viewership for this coming Monday's episode of WWE Raw.
The oddsmakers have set a line on the average viewership of Monday's show and also the viewership of the first hour.
They've set the line for the first hour at 3.5 Million. A viewership of 3,500,000 or above is favoured with a price of 4/5. Those looking to go 'Under' the number are being offered 9/10.
The line for the average number of viewers for Monday's show is set at 3.0 Million. Both the '3.5 Million or more' and the 'Under 3.0 Million' selections are on offer at 17/20.
Here's something to think about in regards to the average number proposition.
- Barring years of anniversary specials, the Raw after Mania is traditionally the most watched episode of the year
- According to the April 16 2019 issue of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, last year's show had 3,903,000 viewers. It beat the 2017 number of 3,757,000 which went up against the NCAA Basketball finals. The article I am sourcing includes information dating back to 2013. I've put it all in a table below for you to draw your own conclusions.
- As for the first hour - well, in 2018, it had 4,098,000 people watching.
The markets can be found under 'Raw' on the sportsbook menu of the websites hosting Kambi's WWE markets. The image above is from Mr Green's sportsbook.
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