Here are the prices for each match along with some notes on overnight changes.
The New Day (-390) .vs. Gold & Stardust (+270)
The market for this pre-show match opened two evenings ago with The New Day favoured with a price of -140. The bettors haven't considered any result other than a New Day victory.
Rusev (-4,500) .vs. Jack Swagger (+1,500)
Rusev started off as a strong -1,500 to win and retain his US Championship. Just like the above match, the bettors have been lumping on the Bulgarian and have taken no consideration on a Swagger win.
Luke Harper (+190) .vs. Dolph Ziggler (-270)
When the market opened for the ladder match, both wrestlers were given -120 odds. The sportsbook leaving it in the hands of its customers to decide an outsider and favourite saw the two sides go back and forth in the betting. On my initial observation of the market yesterday morning, both had returned to -120. Since then, however, Harper has began to drift out.
Ryback (-900) .vs. Kane (+500)
The chairs match has seen the least activity. Both have been stuck on these prices since their odds went live on Wednesday evening.
The Miz & Damien Mizdow (-900) .vs. The Usos (+500)
Another -900 .vs. +500 match-up. The current WWE Tag Team Champions had opened at around -600. Despite a day where The Usos' odds dropped slightly, it appears the bettors have been favouring Miz & Mizdow. Their odds have remained the same since yesterday night.
Erick Rowan (-215) .vs. The Big Show (+165)
Rowan started off -230 in the market for the steel stairs match. He then went to -270 and spent most of the time there. When I had a look last night, his odds had gone into -160 pointing to the Saturday bettors taking Show's odds (they had dropped from +190 to +120). It's clear that Rowan has now become the bettors' choice once more.
John Cena (-900) .vs. Seth Rollins (+500)
This match completes the trifecta of -900 .vs. +500 bouts. The two have remained at these prices since yesterday evening. It's worth noting they had opened at -900 .vs. +500. However, the early money had moved Rollins to around +320 before he started drifting back out to +500.
Dean Ambrose (+170) .vs. Bray Wyatt (-230)
The tables, ladders & chairs match has been a back-and-forth affair since the market opened with Ambrose a -140 favourite and Wyatt at +105. At 10pm GMT last night, Ambrose was +250 with Wyatt -350. The change signifies that Ambrose was the Saturday night bettors' choice.
Odds correct as of 10am GMT. For the latest, check out the betting board at 5Dimes.com
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