WWE Battleground will take place on July 20th from the Tampa Bay Times Forum in Florida, so the betting odds for the event should be out in a little over two weeks.
As per usual, I'll note the websites that had odds up for the most recent pay-per-view and then list a few companies that have offered WWE betting in the past.
5Dimes Casino & Sportsbook
5Dimes is the go-to place for WWE betting as the company has been publishing WWE betting lines for many years. You are more or less guaranteed to see wrestling lines at 5Dimes in the days leading up to the show.
For Money in the Bank 2014, the sportsbook posted opening odds on the Thursday before.
When they are live, they can be found listed under 'Other Sports' on the betting board at 5Dimes.eu.
Paddy Power
The Irish bookmaking firm, Paddy Power, is also a regular fixture when it comes to having WWE betting markets up for each pay-per-view.
Paddy Power was the first to offer Money in the Bank betting having beat 5Dimes by a few hours.
When available, WWE odds are found in the 'Sports Novelties' section of PaddyPower.com. When they are live, you'll be able to find them on Paddy Power's WWE Betting Page
Sky Bet
Sky Bet is another betting company that has been covering WWE betting for years. The company usually publishes the odds on a Thursday or Friday but always have the markets open until 1am BST on the Sunday (right before the show starts in the UK).
Sky Bet published MITB lines on the Friday before the show.
When they're live, you'll be able to find WWE odds under 'Wrestling' on the sports betting homepage at SkyBet.com
William Hill
William Hill regularly publishes World Wrestling Entertainment betting odds.
The company does tend to put them up late in the week and take them down overnight, so it's worth knowing that if you decide to look for them and cannot see them. When they're available, you'll find them in the 'TV/Specials' section of WilliamHill.com.
Hill's first opened its Money in the Bank market the day before the event.
Ladbrokes
One of the surprising names offering wagers on Money in the Bank 2014 was Ladbrokes.
The company had WrestleMania betting lines earlier this year, but I had never seen them publish prices for other shows.
It's worth noting that if they are up, they are only viewable if you look hard for them. I had to type 'WWE' into the site's search box to get them last month.
Ladbrokes' Money in the Bank coverage - as far as I am aware - opened on the day of the show.
As pointed out, to find the odds, you'll have to type 'WWE' into the search box of the sports homepage at Ladbrokes.com
And that's all the companies that had Money in the Bank odds. Below is a list of betting websites that have offered WWE betting markets in the past and could very well have prices up in a few weeks.
YouWin.com - European website that has covered WWE for most of the recent shows.
UWin.com - A partner of YouWin that allows Canadians to bet on sports.
Betfair.com - Britain's most popular betting exchange has had WWE betting odds up on its sportsbook arm for some of the most recent events. It's well worth checking to see if they have them up this month. One of the unique things about Betfair's WWE coverage is the prop bets they write up.
Betfred- Another big name in British betting. Has had odds up for major and minor pay-per-views already this year.
Don't forget, when odds are live, you'll be able to see them from a selection of websites at BetOnWrestling.co.uk's Live WWE Betting Page.
Surprised odds have not been released yet for Battleground
ReplyDeleteStill no odds David?? any reason why??
ReplyDeleteNo idea.
ReplyDeleteHave asked around and been told 'this evening' all the way to 'tomorrow evening'.