Money in the Bank Cash-In Betting
The bookies have changed the price for the 'Show of Cash-in'. They have cut 'Raw or Smackdown' from 4/1 into 5/2 while the other selection 'PPV/WWE Network or Other' has been lifted to 1/4 from 1/8.
It makes sense to see the TV option moving down what with the mystery over Brock Lesnar's status in regards to future dates with WWE.
Road to WrestleMania Betting (Ronda Rousey)
The odds for Ronda Rousey to win either the Raw or Smackdown Women's Championship in the period after SummerSlam, but before this year's Survivor Series has been cut from 3/1 into 2/1.
As a result, these selections have drifted out:
- Between the day after Money in the Bank, but before SummerSlam (13/2 to 8/1)
- Between Survivor Series, but before Royal Rumble 2019 (10/1 to 15/1)
- Between Royal Rumble 2019, but before WrestleMania 35 (10/1 to 12/1)
The following selections are unchanged:
- During SummerSlam 4/6
- During WrestleMania 35 1/2
- No Title win before end of WrestleMania 35 5/1
Road to WrestleMania Betting (Daniel Bryan)
Just like with Ronda Rousey's Road the WrestleMania market, the bookies have snipped the price for Daniel Bryan to win either the WWE or Universal Championship following SummerSlam, but before the Survivor Series as the price has dropped from 6/1 into 5/1.
This isn't the only selection to have shorter pricing to when it was last adjusted. The 'During WrestleMania 35' odds are now at 1/2. It was at 11/20 last week.
The selections that have drifted out are:
- Between the day after Money in the Bank, but before SummerSlam 2018 (15/2 to 8/1)
- During SummerSlam (11/10 to 13/10)
The non-movers are:
- Between Survivor Series, but before Royal Rumble 15/1
- Between Royal Rumble, but before WrestleMania 35 15/1
- No title win before end of WrestleMania 35 EVS
Ronda Rousey's Conqueror
The market where customers can place wagers on the time when Ronda Rousey loses a match has had the option to bet on the loss taking place 'Between day after SummerSlam, but before Survivor Series' cut from 15/1 into 7/1. This is interesting considering, if you look above, they've also cut the odds for Rousey to become a champion in this period.
With this selection moving in, the bookies have increased the following:
- Between day after Money in the Bank, but before SummerSlam 2018 (7/1 from 8/1)
- During SummerSlam 2018 (7/4 from 6/4)
- Between Survivor Series, but before Royal Rumble 2019 (20/1 from 17/1)
The unchanged selections are:
- Between Royal Rumble, but before WrestleMania 35 25/1
- During WrestleMania 35 9/10
- No defeat until after end of WrestleMania 35 1/4
Daniel Bryan's Conqueror
The bookmakers have taken down one of the Daniel Bryan Conqueror markets.
For some reason, and I don't know how long this will be for, customers cannot bet on the time-frame when Daniel Bryan suffers his next loss in a qualifying singles match. You can, however, still place bets on the person who you believe will get the result over him.
Since the most recent Daniel Bryan Conqueror update, John Cena has been halved from 8/1. As a result, the following selections have drifted out:
- Shinsuke Nakamura (4/1 to 5/1)
- Andrade 'Cien' Almas (12/1 to 15/1)
- Batista (20/1 to 25/1)
- Triple H (20/1 to 25/1)
The Miz remains a 5/4 favourite.
Feuds
There has been some activity in the 'Feud' markets.
- The odds for Bobby Lashley to defeat Braun Strowman have dropped from 7/4 into 6/4. While a win for Strowman will now pay out at 4/9 - a slight increase from 2/5.
- Roman Reigns' odds to win against Seth Rollins, when they next meet up (and if it qualifies per the rules of the bet), have continued to decline. When I last wrote about them, they had moved from 3/4 into 4/6. They're now at 8/13. A winning bet on Rollins will now pay out at 23/20. He had started at 19/20 but stopped at 27/25 for a while.
- On the topic of Reigns, he has continued to drift out in the market for his next match with Brock Lesnar (if it happens). You can see how Lesnar's price has dropped below. Prices remain as they were on July 10th.
- There is also a new 'Feud' special available. It's for a potential match between Sasha Banks and Bayley. It has opened with Banks an 8/13 favourite. Bayley is 23/20. Despite both doing the counselling skits, it makes sense for these two to wrestle at SummerSlam as it'll be nearly three years to the day that they had a match at the NXT TakeOver Brooklyn show in the same building (Barclays Center).
And that's all for now. There are other things I'm planning to get through, but I think they are worth posts of their own. Keep your eyes peeled.
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