TV Viewership Prop Bet Results For August 12th's AEW Dynamite And WWE NXT

ShowBuzzdaily.com has released the television viewership numbers for the August 12th head-to-head between AEW Dynamite and WWE NXT. This means that a handful of viewership prop bets for both shows - as well as a couple that included the result from the most recent episode of WWE Monday Night Raw - will now be settled.

In this post, I'll go through all of the markets and see how the wagering went.

AEW Dynamite
For Wednesday's episode of AEW Dynamite, Kambi asked its customers whether they felt the show would do better - or worse - than at least 950,000 viewers.

As you'll see below, the odds for 'No' went down from 4/5 into 4/6 within the first day. They were then at 11/5 by 3:00PM BST on Tuesday afternoon.

The betting was on the right side as ShowBuzzdaily.com lists that the episode had an audience of 792,000.

WWE NXT

'No' was the winning selection for the WWE NXT viewership market.

In this prop, Kambi asked customers whether WWE NXT would get at least a total average of 770,000 over the two hours.

The show had 619,000 people tuned in.

Going by the betting, it appears as though the customers once again sided with the eventual winner as its price lowered. It was 4/5 early on Sunday evening and declined to 3/4 by 4:30PM BST the following day. It was 7/10 on Tuesday and was then at 13/20 in the hours before the episode aired.

AEW .vs. WWE NXT

The first proposition for Wednesday's head-to-head asked clients to gamble on the prospect of AEW's programme beating WWE NXT by at least 175,000 viewers.

With AEW Dynamite having 792,000 - and 619,000 tuned in for WWE NXT - the difference was 173,000. This obviously means the winning selection will be 'No'.

Both 'Yes' and 'No' opened at 17/20 apiece. However, the eventual winner was moved out to 9/10 when the 'Yes' was backed into 4/5.

Wednesday Total

The combined number for AEW Dynamite and WWE NXT was 1,411,000. Therefore, a proposition market - which asked whether or not the total would be '1.7 Million or More' = will see the 'No' selection graded as the winner here as well.

The eventual winner was a favourite throughout. It went from 4/5 right down to 11/25 in the period when it was available to wager on.

Monday Night Raw .vs. Both Wednesday Shows

As mentioned in a post published on Wednesday morning, ShowBuzzdaily.com pointed out that Monday's edition of WWE Raw had a total average audience of 1,722,000. 

This meant that, going into Wednesday night, the gamblers that may have backed 'Yes' in a Raw .vs. Wednesday Total proposition were hoping for the combined number for AEW and NXT to be below that.

As we know, the combined number for Dynamite and NXT was 1,411,000 . Therefore, Raw won by 311,000. This means that 'Yes' was the winning selection.

Going by the wagering, the favourite  - and what turned out to be the eventual winner - was backed into 4/9 from an opening 13/25.

Both Wednesday Shows .vs. Raw's Third Hour

Also in the post from Wednesday was the note that Raw had an audience of 1,601,000 for its third hour. There was a similar market to the one mentioned above. However, in it, customers were asked to gamble on whether Wednesday's total would beat that of Raw's third hour.

With AEW Dynamite and WWE NXT having a combined total of 1,411,000 it meant that the winning selection will be 'No' as Raw's third hour beat the combined total for Dynamite and NXT by 190,000.

Monday Night Raw .vs. WWE NXT

With WWE Monday Night Raw having a total average of 1,722,000 viewers, a prop which asked whether or not Raw would beat WWE NXT by at least 1,000,000 viewers will be graded in favour of 'Yes'.

As you can see below, the eventual winner was 19/20.

P18-49 Ratings Spread

There was a spread proposition which asked customers to gamble on the prospect of AEW Dynamite being twenty-five places above WWE NXT in the Persons 18-49 TV ratings rankings.

AEW's show was ninth in the night with a rating of 0.32 in the P18-49 category. WWE NXT was further down the order with a rating of 0.16. It was 65th on the list, so anyone who may have backed 'Yes' would have had wagers settled in their favour.

Going by the betting, you'll see the movement went the other way as 'No' was backed from 4/6 into 11/20 while the eventual winner rose from 27/25 to 13/10.