WWE Money In The Bank 2024 Betting Favourites

Here are the betting favourites for tonight's WWE Money in the Bank event.

Each selection is ranked in order of strength starting with the wrestler/s with the shortest odds using the markets that were available from the BetOnline Sportsbook.

• The Bloodline*
• Bron Breakker
• Damian Priest
• Jey Uso to win Men's Money in the Bank ladder match**
• Tiffany Stratton to win Women's Money in the Bank ladder match***

*The ability to wager on Randy Orton, Cody Rhodes and Kevin Owens was taken off the board in the late stage of betting. Their odds had moved into +600 from +800 earlier this evening.

** The Men's Money in the Bank ladder match market was taken off the board earlier than scheduled. The last selection I have as favourite was Jey Uso but Drew McIntyre was seeing action as well.

*** The Women's Money in the Bank ladder match market was closed earlier than the one for the men's match. Tiffany Stratton was the favourite with the shortest odds. However, Chelsea Green's price fell from +110 into -110 today

Notes About MITB Ladder Match Markets As Of Early Saturday Evening

Here are some notes concerning the markets for the two Money in the Bank ladder matches.

Chelsea Green remains the second-favourite. However, her odds have slid from this morning's +110 into -110.

Tiffany Stratton, who had been a -200 favourite since the market opened, is now up slightly to -180. She remains the fave due to her odds still being shorter than Green's.

The men's ladder match winner prices for both Jey Uso and Drew McIntyre have shortened since this morning's update.

As you can see, Jey Uso's price has moved in slightly from -175 into -180 while McIntyre's odds have declined from +150 into +110.

There are no changing in position, though. Uso remains the bookie's favourite while McIntyre stays second despite being the early fave at the top end of this week.

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A Saturday Morning Look Through WWE MITB '24 Betting Markets

I have been following BetOnline's markets for tonight's WWE Money in the Bank event since they were respectively published across the last few weeks. In this post, I'll go through each match and share with you all of the adjustments I've been able to catch.

Starting with what could be the bout which sets up a SummerSlam main event, we have..

Six-Man Tag
I first began following the market for the six-man on June 26th. At the time, the selection for 'Randy Orton, Cody Rhodes and Kevin Owens' was +275 and 'The Bloodline' option was a -450 favourite.

The market stalled at those numbers for days. However, there was a change overnight which has seen the odds for The Bloodline slashed into -1,500 while their opponents now out to +600.

WWE Intercontinental Championship
Just like with the six-man tag market, BetOnline's offering for those looking to wager on the winner of the Intercontinental Title match was released a week last Wednesday.

At the time, Sami Zayn's challenger - Bron Breakker - was a +120 underdog. He has since become the match favourite and currently rests at -225 after moving in from -150 overnight.

A decision which favours Sami Zayn is presently +160. That's up from his initial -165.

World Heavyweight Championship
Despite being the betting underdog, the punters appear to be siding with Seth Rollins to get the win over World Heavyweight Champion - Damian Priest - in their meeting.

As you can see above, the challenger's odds were moved up from +250 to +350 between Tuesday June 18th and the following day. From there, however, Rollins' price has steadily declined and has been at +150 for the past three days.

The match stipulations states that, should Rollins lose, he won't be able to challenge Damian Priest for the title for the remainder of Priest's reign. 

On the other side of the market - Priest, who started off at -400 and is currently -200, will lose his ties with The Judgment Day if he gets the L.

Here are some things to consider about both stips.

Drew McIntyre has teased winning the Money in the Bank briefcase and cashing in on Priest, Rollins or both (if he makes the match a three-way) later in the show. Would those stipulations become obsolete should McIntyre make it a triple threat?

Don't forget Gunther is the SummerSlam challenger for whoever is holding the strap next month. Back in January, Gunther and Rollins had a face-to-face on Raw ahead of the Royal Rumble which saw Gunther vow to challenge Rollins for the title should he be victorious in the battle royal. Could this be on the punters' minds as they have gambled on Rollins?

Men's Money in the Bank Ladder Match
Seeing as I've mentioned McIntyre, I may as well go straight to the Men's Money in the Bank ladder match market.

As I've written within the week, McIntyre was BetOnline's -200 favourite when the market was initially installed. His odds have drifted out to +150 due to the wagers seemingly coming in on Jey Uso (+250 into -175 favourite) and, to a lesser extent: Chad Gable, who started out at +900 but fell into +500 before moving up to +525, and Andrade who plummeted from +700 into +275 within six minutes on Tuesday afternoon. He has since been pushed out to +1,400.

To round things off - LA Knight's price has doubled from +600 and Carmelo Hayes has moved out to +1,400 from +1,200.

Women's Money in the Bank Ladder Match
In the segment I dedicated to the wagering on the men's Money in the Bank ladder match, I noted that there was a six minute period which saw Andrade's price tumble from +700 into +275. Something similar happened to the selection for Chelsea Green.

Surprisingly, the BetOnline oddsmakers placed Green at +900 on Tuesday before slashing her odds into +150 minutes later.

Green has been either a favourite or second-favourite in markets available in Europe, so 9/1 was an amazing price to see her at for the few short moments.

The Euro sportsbooks have Tiffany Stratton as their favourite just like she has been with BetOnline since betting commenced earlier this week.

Zoey Stark was initially BetOnline's second-favourite. Starting out at +160, she has since floated out to +1,000. 

Taya Valkyria (+1,200) and last year's winner - Iyo Sky (+3,300) - have drifted out from +800 and +1,200 respectively.

Naomi was pushed to +1,800 from +1,400 following the initial move, or moves, on Chelsea Green but has since returned to her earlier odds.

And that's all for now. There are some specials for the event available. I wrote about those IN THIS POST.

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Jey Uso Becomes MITB Odds-On Favourite Plus More

Jey Uso has become an odds-on favourite to win this Saturday's Money in the Bank ladder match.

In a post published yesterday, I noted that Uso and Drew McIntyre were, at that point, a pair of +125 joint-favourites with the BetOnline Sportsbook.

The market had initially opened with McIntyre favoured.

Uso currently sits at -150 with McIntyre now taking a spot as the match's second-favourite at odds of +150. The Scot had vowed to win the match with the plan that he'll cash in the briefcase during - or after - the Damian Priest .vs. Seth Rollins contest for the World Heavyweight Championship.

With the idea of McIntyre possibly winning in order to cash-in later in the show, there have been guesses by some that CM Punk could cost McIntyre either in the ladder match or in the other scenarios.

BetOnline has installed a proposition market which asks whether or not Punk will interfere in the men's Money in the Bank ladder match. As of this morning, the odds for 'Yes' is a -200 favourite over the +150 for 'No'.

It's important to stress that this prop is only for the Money in the Bank ladder match and not for Punk to interfere in a potential cash-in bout later in the show.

An Over-Under market has also been published for the match. It asks the customers how many ladders will be broken in the men's match with the line set at 1.5 ladders. The 'Over' is -150 and the 'Under' is +110.

A similar markets has been released for the women's ladder match with the line set at 0.5. Those looking to gamble on the 'Over' will find it favoured at -200 while the option to punt on 'Under 0.5 Ladders' is +150.

As for the outright market itself - Chelsea Green's price as the second-favourite has once again slid.

Green is now +110. That's reduced from the +150 she had been since I noticed her odds plummet from +900 on Tuesday.

Tiffany Stratton remains odds-on at -200.

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Notes About BetOnline's MITB Ladder Match Markets

The BetOnline Sportsbook's markets for the two Money in the Bank ladder matches - set for this weekend - were published yesterday. Both show differing odds to when I first began following the betting. 

For the women's market, I took note of the odds at 4:35PM BST yesterday. It was adjusted within six minutes.

As you'll see below, the odds for Chelsea Green to become this year's Ms Money in the Bank were initially at +900. However, her odds were slashed into +150 in minutes.

Green's reduction moved her into the second-favourite spot. At first, Zoey Stark was in that position at a price of +160. However, those odds have now been pushed out to +525.

The only selection which appears to have remained stationary is the one for Tiffany Stratton, who is the favourite at -200.

The other selections are Lyra Valkyria (+1,800 from +1,400), Naomi (+1,800 from +1,400) and last year's winner - Iyo Sky - who has been pushed to +2,000 from +1,200.

As it currently stands, the market for the men's Money in the Bank ladder match has two joint-favourites in Drew McIntyre and Jey Uso.

This wasn't always the case, however.

The table above shows that McIntyre had started out as an odds-on fave with a price of -200. Jey Uso, on the other hand, was in second at +250. Therefore Uso's odds have halved since yesterday.

Another two participants whose odds have dipped since yesterday are Andrade and Chad Gable.

In regard to Andrade, I witnessed his number move from +700 into +275 yesterday. It has since moved up to +550.

Chad Gable's price also fell yesterday when it was cut into +600 from +900. It has since moved into +500.

The other two options to bet on are LA Knight (+650 from +600) and Carmelo Hayes (+1,400 from +1,100).

I will have a more thorough look through the rest of BetOnline's WWE Money in the Bank 2024 market nearer to the event.

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WWE Clash At The Castle '24 Betting Favourites

Here are the betting favourites for WWE Clash at the Castle 2024.

The selections are ranked in order of strength, starting with the shortest odds, that were available from the BetOnline Sportsbook.

• Bayley
• Cody Rhodes
• Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill
• Chad Gable
• Drew McIntyre

A Saturday Morning Look At BetOnline's Clash At The Castle '24 Markets

Tonight sees WWE Clash at the Castle return. This time, the event will be held in Glasgow, Scotland and still not inside a castle.

As usual, I have been following the betting markets and will share with you all of my findings ahead of the show.

BetOnline's initial markets were opened on June 2nd. More were added along the way. However, the bookmakers did price up for matches that were unconfirmed for the show. For time and context, I have chosen to only write about the contests that are being advertised for tonight's card. 

WWE Women's Championship
Bayley will defend her WWE Women's Championship against a 'home' challenger in Piper Niven. 

As you'll be able to see below, the betting has sided with Bayley because her odds were at a short -1,500 at the start of this month. That price has gradually lowered into -5,000.

A decision which favours Niven is currently priced at +1,200. Her price has doubled since opening.

WWE Intercontinental Championship
Going by the one price change I've been able to record for the Sami Zayn .vs. Chad Gable Intercontinental Title clash, it appears the bettors have sided with the challenger: Gable.

Gable was at -150 when I first began to follow this market on Wednesday morning. That price has since moved into -250.

Those looking to bet on Sami Zayn retaining with the win can find him at +170. That's up from the +110 he could have been found at midweek.

WWE Women's Tag Team Championship
There is another 'home' aspect on the card. This time it is in the triple threat match for the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship because Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn - both from Scotland - are one of the pairs of challengers to the straps being held by Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill.

With that in mind, it may explain why Fyre and Dawn's odds were snipped from +700 into +550 sometime between Wednesday and Thursday. However, the selection has since revisited +700.

Belair and Cargill were initially -1,600. Their price was moved up following the Fyre and Dawn odds cut. However, the champions were backed into -3,000 sometime between last night and 9:30AM BST today.

The selection for the third team in this contest - Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark - has moved out from +900 to +1,600 

Undisputed WWE Championship
The oddsmakers placed titleholder - Cody Rhodes - as a short-priced favourite to beat AJ Styles in the 'I Quit' match when betting began almost a fortnight ago. There have been two other adjustments to the market since then and all have sided with the champ.

A win for Rhodes is currently priced at -5,000 to Styles' +1,200. You'll see, in the table, that the challenger started out at +700 to Cody's -2,000.

I have seen a few people on social media with a shared belief that Styles could win this one because Rhodes shared a photograph of he and his mother flying over to Scotland for the event. Those people have speculated that there could be a spot in the match where Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows compromise Mama Rhodes which would force her son to quit in order to save her.

There's that. Or there's the fact that Rhodes has only held the title for a couple of months and that there was a tease of a Rhodes .vs. The Rock match on the Monday after Mania. I doubt they'd have Rhodes dropping and regaining the title if the long-term goal is to have him go up against The Rock. In my opinion, if Rhodes .vs. Rock were to happen, Rhodes should go into the match with a spotless reign.

World Heavyweight Championship
I have had a lot of people ask me what I believe the finish of tonight's main event will be. I would go so far as to say I have possibly been asked by more people for my opinion on this one match than any other since the last Clash at the Castle.

Unfortunately, my mindset is the same as it was back in 2022. For the Cardiff event, I said that Drew McIntyre should get the win whether he becomes the champion or not. 

And we know how that one ended.

I have not bet at all on this match because I could see it going either way. Damian Priest's reign has been relatively short (although that doesn't necessarily mean anything) but the big match that could spin off from tonight is Drew McIntyre .vs. CM Punk. 

We have already seen Punk cost McIntyre the title. Therefore, Punk interfering just to prevent McIntyre the win is lower on the scale. However, add in that it'll cost McIntyre the win at home, and I suppose it puts it close to an even level to what we saw at WrestleMania.

If I were forced to pick one, I would side with McIntyre only because I'd like to see how crazy that crowd would be to see him claim the title in Glasgow. Then there's that dynamic of McIntyre returning to the US as the heel after being a babyface in Scotland. Plus, if Punk does happen to be there, Punk will be hated too despite being a babyface for the rest of their program.

As for the betting, the punters initially sided with McIntyre because he was the opening underdog before his price fell from +150 into -225 across four days. The titleholder, on the other hand, had moved out from -200 to +160 in that time.

All of the most recent price drops have sided with Priest. He has remained the underdog but the odds have descended from the +160 into +135 between Wednesday and sometime before 10:15PM BST last night.

Those looking to back McIntyre can currently find him at -175. 

But, that's not all.

The CM Punk factor has also resulted in the BetOnline staff pricing up a proposition market which asks whether he'll interfere in the main event.

'Yes' is the favourite of the two. However, as you can see above, the odds for 'No' were lowered from +275 into +200 sometime within the first day I began following the market.

The selection for Punk to be a part of this contest is currently -300, but had been -450.

All prices were correct as of 9:30AM BST today. The latest odds can be found by visiting BetOnline below.

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King And Queen Of The Ring 2024 Betting Favourites

Here are the betting favourites for WWE King and Queen of the Ring 2024 as the show was starting.

• Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill (Pre-Show Winners)
• Cody Rhodes
• Sami Zayn
• Liv Morgan
• Nia Jax to win Queen of the Ring final
• Gunther to win King of the Ring final

I used a handful of betting firms for this list because BetOnline only had markets for three of tonight's matches.

WWE King And Queen Of The Ring '24 Odds For Saturday Morning

I have just visited BetOnline's WWE King and Queen of the Ring 2024 markets ahead of today's show to make note of the current odds for this catch up post. As of the time of writing, the sportsbook is offering betting on only three of the matches schedule for this afternoon's event. Therefore, I'll run through those matches and then take a look at what is on offer - from European firms - for the rest of the card.

Starting in order of how the matches appear on the BetOnline website, we have..

Women's World Championship

I first began following the betting for Becky Lynch's title defence against Liv Morgan on May 21st. At that time, BetOnline had the titleholder as a -175 favourite to Morgan's +135.

By the following evening, Lynch's price had dropped into -225 while the bookie's placed the challenger's odds up to +160.

Interestingly, when I noticed the next change in the market, both selections' odds have improved with Becky Lynch up to -215 and Morgan then at +165. However, since then, all of the price drops have sided with Morgan who currently sits at +100 while Becky Lynch, despite still being classed as the betting favourite, has drifted up to -140.

WWE Undisputed Championship
Cody Rhodes was a -2,500 favourite to successfully retain the WWE Undisputed Championship against Logan Paul (+800) when I first began to follow the market on May 21st. 

The following day, Rhodes' price had been slashed into -5,000 while Logan Paul's price had been pushed up to +1,200.

And that's where the market still is as of 9:30am bst TODAY.

WWE Intercontinental Championship
The market for the triple threat match, which will see Sami Zayn defend the IC Strap against Chad Gable and Bronson Reed, has seen the champion backed in the earlier stages while, in the latter ones, the price for a Reed win has declined.

As you can see, in the table above, Zayn started out at -250 but is now at -500. Reed, as the longshot, started out at +1,200 but was moved to +2,500 the following day. The price has since fallen into +1,800.

Chad Gable's odds have jumped out from +175 to +310 in this period.

As mentioned in the opening, the BetOnline Sportsbook does not currently have markets for the other bouts on the card. Companies like Paddy Power and Sky Bet have been taking wagers since midweek for most of them.

Queen of the Ring Final

Ahead of last night's Queen of the Ring semi-final between Bianca Belair and Nia Jax, the firms were offering 'Bianca Belair or Nia Jax' as a selection alongside one for Lyra Valkyria.

Going by the wagering, it appears both firms have seen interest in a win by Valkyria.

In my opinion, it makes sense for someone with the name of Valkyria to become a 'Queen'. Whether that's WWE's mindset is another thing entirely.

King of the Ring Final

Just like with the Queen of the Ring finals, the sportsbooks offered 'Randy Orton or Tama Tonga' as selections ahead of their semi-final last night. Now that Orton has been determined as Smackdown's representative in the final, the markets now obviously have him as the sole selection.

Interestingly, you can see that there odds for Randy Orton recently shortened with Paddy Power while Gunther's was lowered with Sky Bet.

With WWE revealing the winners of both tournaments will secure title shots at SummerSlam, I believe the both finals are kind of opened up because we've seen Nia Jax threatening Bayley, Lyra Valkyria having issues with both Becky Lynch and Liv Morgan.

Then, on last night's Smackdown, we saw Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton shake hands in a backstage segment. Then we also have Gunther heading to Berlin in the PLE following SummerSlam so a case could be made for all finalists.

To close, a Women's Tag Team Championship match was also set up yesterday. As of right now, Paddy Power is offering Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill as heavy 1/25 faves over Indi Hartwell and Candice LeRae (7/1).

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WWE Backlash France (2024) Betting Favourites

Here are the betting favourites for today's WWE Backlash France show as the event was starting.

The selections are ranked in order of strength starting with the wrestler/s with the shortest odds from the BetOnline Website.

• Cody Rhodes
• Damian Priest
• Bayley
• Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill
• The Bloodline

WWE Backlash France Odds For Saturday Morning

It has been three days since I've been able to publish an update about BetOnline's WWE Backlash France odds. That's because, until this morning, I hadn't witnessed any price changes in any of the markets for the event since the previous update.

I revisited the website this morning and all but one of the markets have now been adjusted ahead of tonight's show. 

Here's everything I've been able to follow ever since betting began. Be warned, the favourites are all heavy.

World Heavyweight Championship
I'm starting off with the market for Damian Priest .vs. Jey Uso because it's the one which has remained stationary for the past week.

After finding Damian Priest a -800 favourite to retain with a win against Jey Uso - when I first came across the market on Tuesday April 23rd - I later came across Priest at a heavily short -4,000.

Priest's challenger went from +425 to +1,000 in that time.

Undisputed WWE Championship
The Cody Rhodes .vs. AJ Styles market could very well have been the first market I wrote about today because, ever since April 23rd, Rhodes had been priced as a -4,000 fave to beat Styles (+1,000).

It was only sometime between last night and 11:00AM BST today when the bookmakers moved the champion's price down into -5,000.

As you'll be able to see, in the table above, even though Rhodes' price has shortened, the bookmakers have kept AJ Styles at +1,000.

The Bloodline .vs. Randy Orton and Kevin Owens

The market for Solo Sikoa and Tama Tonga's meeting with Randy Orton and Kevin Owens had The Bloodline members priced as -500 favourites when I first became aware of it. A day later, the faves' odds had fallen into -1,000 and remained there right up until today when they were cut once more. This time, they were placed at -1,500.

A win for Orton and Owens was initially priced up at +300. It has since moved out to +600 after its three-day stop at +550.

WWE Women's Championship
As I noted on Tuesday, BetOnline sent me an email to announce the release of three Backlash markets. Two of those markets were showing differing prices by the time I visited the website eleven minutes after receiving the communication.

In the case of Bayley's WWE Women's Championship defence, in the triple threat match opposite Tiffany Stratton and Naomi, the bookies told me they had the titleholder at -400. By the time I visited the website, those odds appeared to have dropped into -450.

Bayley's odds were lowered into -800 by Wednesday morning. Then, when I visited the website later that day, she was at a shorter -1,500.

Upon today's browse through the markets, I noticed Bayley had been moved into -2,000.

With the bettors evidently siding with Bayley, her opponents have obviously drifted out with Stratton's price as the match's second-favourite rising from +250 to +650 and Naomi has been pushed to +1,800 from +750.

WWE Women's Tag Team Championship
Just like with the WWE Women's Championship market, I noticed a change in the prices BetOnline emailed me and those that appeared on the website on Tuesday evening.

As you'll be able to see - the team of Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill were priced up at -2,000 faves to beat the champions - Asuka and Kairi Sane (The Kabuki Warriors). However, when I accessed the site, I noticed the firm had Belair and Cargill at -1,000 meaning there could potentially have been early money coming in on the champs because their price contrasted from +700 into +550.

I was surprised to see the titleholders' price lowered because - in my opinion - it makes complete sense for Belair and Cargill to be crowned champions for many reasons. One of which is that, with the tag champions floating from brand-to-brand, having Belair and Cargill with the belts allows the two Smackdown-affiliated wrestlers to compete on Raw as well. The company evidently has big ideas for Cargill and, with Bianca Belair being the first overall pick in the 2024 WWE Draft, it's obvious she remains a priority as well.

Anyway, back to the betting, the punters seem to have made the correct moves (in my opinion!) because the challengers' odds have finally returned to -2,000. They did so today after spending three days as -1,500 faves.

Those who believe the Kabuki Warriors will retain with the W can currently find them at +700. They were moved back to that number after ascending to +600 a little over three days ago.

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