The bwin Sportsbook has published its initial betting odds for next month's WWE Battleground 2015 pay-per-view.
As of the time of publishing, there are three matches available for customers to bet on. They are: the WWE World Heavyweight and US Championship bouts as well as the grudge battle which will see Roman Reigns taking on his current nemesis, Bray Wyatt.
Seth Rollins is 67/100 to retain his title with a victory over Brock Lesnar. Fans looking for 'The Beast' to leave St. Louis win a tick in the win column can find him priced at 11/10.
Kevin Owens is 17/10 to win the US Championship match against current titleholder - John Cena. A winning punt on Cena will pay out at 2/5.
Roman Reigns has been chalked up at 11/10 to win against his rival. Similar to the WWE Championship market, the favourite has been priced at 67/100.
The event takes place on Sunday July 19th. At this point - I think the odds for Roman Reigns, Brock Lesnar and Kevin Owens are quite appealing. There's still enough time for this opinion to change, though!
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Tuesday, 23 June 2015
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Can you do accumulators on BWin? It would be worth knowing which bookmakers can do them? Sky Bet started at Mania and Paddy Power have been doing them for the last year
ReplyDeleteHi Sam,
DeleteI have only bet singles when I have bet on WWE with bwin.
You're right about Sky Bet but Paddy Power have been accepting accumulators and upwards for well beyond a year.
Another firm that has introduced accumulator betting is the Betfair Sportsbook
DeleteAh right I didn't know Betfair did now. That's good! The market is obviously becoming more competitive now as we are seeing betting companies publish odds well in advance! Keep up the good work David. It's much appreciated!
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