It's less than half an hour before the start of this year's WWE Elimination Chamber event, so I am going to quickly run through the card and share an update about how the betting has gone for each match using the markets from BetOnline.
Before I begin, BetOnline, and the European sportsbooks like Sky Bet and Paddy Power, do not have markets for the women's tag team match which was a late addition to the card.
Here's what they do have, though.
WWE Undisputed Tag Team Championship
The market for The Judgment Day (Damian Priest and Finn Balor) versus New Catch Republic (Pete Dunne and Tyler Bate) had been stationary from February 14th right through to early this morning with the champs priced as -2,000 favourites over the +700 for Dunne and Bate.
When I visited the BetOnline Sportsbook this morning, I noticed Prist and Balor's price had dropped into -4,000 resulting in their challengers' odds - as underdogs - being pushed up to +850.
WWE Women's World Championship The only other market which has changed since my recent updates has been in the one for Rhea Ripley's homecoming defence of the WWE Women's World Championship against Nia Jax.
Women's Elimination Chamber Match Becky Lynch remains a -2,000 favourite to win the Women's Elimination Chamber match to determine the WWE Women's Championship holder's opponent for WrestleMania.
As you'll see, in the table below, the favourite initially started out at -5,000. However, wagers on Bianca Belair and Raquel Rodriquez during the betting period, forced the oddsmakers to move Lynch up to the -2,000 from her starting price.
Men's Elimination Chamber Match Just like in the Women's Elimination Chamber match. there is a short-priced -2,000 favourite. In this case, it's Drew McIntyre.
Unlike the ladies' market, the betting has sided with the favourite. McIntyre was -165 on February 18th and was then down into -400 over a day later. Then - a day on from that - the price had descended into -2,000.