Money In The Bank 2025 Betting Favourites

Here are the betting favourites for WWE Money in the Bank 2025.

They're ranked in order of strength using the odds that were available from the BetOnline Sportsbook this week.

• Becky Lynch
• Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso
• Naomi 
• Solo Sikoa*

*Sikoa closed as a favourite with BetOnline. However, his price remained stationary here in Europe/UK. Seth Rollins closed as favourite over here.

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Men's MITB Ladder Match Market Republished, Solo Odds-On

BetOnline's market, for the Men's Money in the Bank ladder match, has been republished with a new odds-on favourite.

As I sensed this morning, based on a report and the fact his odds had been declining across the week, Solo Sikoa is now -150 to become this year's Mr Money in the Bank.

The aforementioned report hedged by stating Sikoa and Seth Rollins were the two names being considered for this year's match.

For what it's worth, Sikoa remains the equivalent of +500 in markets available to the UK. 

The only other price change since this morning's post has occurred in the market for the tag match.

Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso are now -300 favourites to get the win against John Cena and Logan Paul. The underdogs' price has now been pushed up to +200 after having been kept at +170.

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MITB 2025 Market Off The Board Plus More

One of BetOnline's markets for tonight's WWE Money in the Bank event is currently off the board.

The market of note is for the men's Money in the Bank ladder match. 

The most recent change - from last night - saw Solo Sikoa's price continue a decline that had started on Wednesday when he dipped from +1,400 into +1,200. By last night, the Solo Sikoa selection had reached +700.

I surmise one of the reasons why the descent occurred yesterday is because there was a report circulating on social media which suggested that Seth Rollins and Solo Sikoa were two names being considered the most.

For what it's worth, Sikoa is the equivalent of +500 in markets that are domestic to me. Those are the same odds you could have found him earlier this week.

The very same report hedged that Naomi and Rhea Ripley were the top of the potential winners list for the women's match. As you can see, Naomi has been BetOnline's favourite since the market was published. At one point her price drifted, but it moved in from -150 into -155 overnight.

Ripley had been the early second-favourite, but has since lost that spot to Stephanie Vaquer who has plummeted from +1,000 into +300 as this week has unfolded.

Another selection with shorter odds than earlier this week is Roxanne Perez. She is currently +500 but was +700 when I came across the market shortly after it went live on Tuesday.

The Women's Intercontinental Championship match market initially had Becky Lynch drop from -250 into -2,000 to win her challenge against Lyra Valkyria. Since then, however, the champ has been backed from +700 into +300.

The tag team match which will see John Cena and Logan Paul team up opposite Jey Uso and Cody Rhodes had opened with the latter team as underdogs. They have since been established as the bout's favourites.

Rhodes and Uso were +550 on Tuesday, when I caught the market, but they've plummeted into -250.

On the other side of the betting coin, Cena and Paul have drifted out to +170 from a short -1,000.

As usual, I intend to post further updates across the day. 

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WWE Saturday Night's Main Event (24/5/25) Betting Favourites

Here are the betting favourites for four of the matches scheduled to take place on tonight's edition of WWE Saturday Night's Main Event.

• Seth Rollins and Bron Breakker
• John Cena
• Jey Uso
• Damian Priest

The selections are displayed in order of strength using the betting odds that were available from the BetOnline Sportsbook ahead of the show.

There was no market priced up for the Women's US Championship match between Zelina Vega and her challenger, Chelsea Green.

BetOnline Reinstalls SNME Market With Adjustments

In a follow-up to the most recent post, BetOnline has republished its market for tonight's Jey Uso versus Logan Paul match.

The oddsmakers have lowered the challenger's price into +900 from +1,000. A decision for the World Heavyweight Champion will now pay out at odds of -3,000. That's up from this morning's -5,000.

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SNME Market Taken Off The Board

One of the betting markets for tonight's WWE Saturday Night's Main Event show has been taken off the board by BetOnline.

In this morning's post, I noted that the odds for Logan Paul to get a decision in the World Heavyweight Championship match had been halved from +2,000 with titleholder, Jey Uso, moving up from -10,000 to -5,000.

Betting has evidently been stopped now that the market is no longer showing on the website.

The remaining three markets still have the same prices as previous updates.

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A Saturday Morning Look At The Betting For Tonight's SNME Episode (24/5/25)

There is only one BetOnline market for tonight's episode of WWE Saturday Night's Main Event that has been adjusted since yesterday's update.

The market of note is for the World Heavyweight Championship match which will see Jey Uso defend his title against Logan Paul.

As you'll see, the oddsmakers have recently trimmed the challenger's odds down from +2,000 into +1,000.

The price changes for other markets on the board can be viewed in the tables below:

There is currently no market for the Women's US Championship match which was added to the card last night.

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Saturday Night's Main Event (24/5/25) Odds Update For Friday

I have just visited the BetOnline Sportsbook's WWE Saturday Night's Main Event markets for tomorrow and have noticed that two have been adjusted since yesterday's update.

In the first, R-Truth's price to get a decision over John Cena has dipped from +2,000 into +900.

The move has moved Cena up from -10,000 to -3,000.

Betting on the steel cage match appears to once again side with Drew McIntyre.

As you can see above, McIntyre remains the match's underdog. However, his odds have now reduced into +135. In the previous update, I pointed out drop from +170 into +165.

Damian Priest is now -175. That's up from the previous odds of -215.

Here are the current prices for the other two bouts on the card:

The latest prices were correct as of 5PM BST today. 

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Saturday Night's Main Event (24/5/25) Odds Update For Thursday

All four of BetOnline's markets for this weekend's WWE Saturday Night's Main Event have been adjusted since I last wrote about them in yesterday's post.

The market for the Drew McIntyre versus Damian Priest steel cage match has changed with the odds for the former dipping into +165 from +170.

Damian Priest is now up from -250 to -215.

The oddsmakers have slashed Seth Rollins and Bron Breakker from -1,000 into -3,000 sometime between yesterday and this evening. As a result, the selection for the team of CM Punk and Sami Zayn has now moved to +900 from +550.

John Cena and Jey Uso have both been cut -5,000 into -10,000 for their respective matches on Saturday's card.

R-Truth's price has doubled from +1,000 for his meeting with Cena while World Heavyweight Championship contender - Logan Paul - has moved up to +2,000 from the +1,200 customers would have found him at a couple of days ago.

The show will take place from Yuengling Center in Miami, Florida and will air live on NBC and Peacock in the US. It will also be available to view on YouTube in other regions.

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Saturday Night's Main Event (24/5/25) Odds Update For Wednesday Morning

There has been one change in BetOnline's markets for this weekend's WWE Saturday Night's Main Event show since yesterday's post.

R-Truth, who was a +1,2000 underdog for his match against John Cena - has now dipped into +1,000.

The oddsmakers have kept Cena as a -5,000 favourite to win this non-title match.

The remaining markets are still showing the same price AS YESTERDAY.

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