There have been adjustments made to the WWE Championship market since Saturday. As you'll see below, the current champ - Drew McIntyre - is a favourite to retain his strap inside the Elimination Chamber. However, his price has increased slightly.
McIntyre was 3/10 on Saturday, but is now up to 2/5.
The reason why McIntyre's odds have moved up is because two selections have shortened over the past two days.
Sheamus, who was third in the betting when I noticed the market on Saturday, has fallen from 5/1 into 11/4 second-favourite.
The Irishman replaces Randy Orton who was 7/2, but is now up to 5s.
The other wrestler whose odds have decreased is AJ Styles. He's 17/2. This is down from 9/1.
The Miz and Jeff Hardy join Orton as the selections to have drifted with The Miz moving to 40/1 from 33/1 and Hardy jumping out from 20/1 to 66/1.
The Raw Women's Championship market had the titleholder, Asuka, as a 1/4 fave on Saturday. However, she is now up to 4/9. Her challenger - Lacey Evans - has lowered from 5/2 into 6/4.
Matt Riddle's odds to win the triple threat match for the WWE United States Championship have dipped since the weekend.
However, Bobby Lashley's price to retain has also descended.
You'll see, in the table above, that Riddle has lowered into 7/2 second-favourite from 5/1. Lashley is now 1/3 - a drop from 10/11.
Keith Lee, who was in second initially, has moved to 11/2 from 11/8.
The new markets are the two that have been confirmed from Friday night's episode of WWE Smackdown.
The firm has Kevin Owens to outlast the field in the Elimination Chamber to determine Roman Reigns' number one challenger. He's 4/7.
Following Owens is Cesaro (7/4), who - as I noted earlier today - is a favourite with Kambi. The list continues with Daniel Bryan (11/2), Jey Uso (9/1), King Corbin (25/1) and Sami Zayn (50/1).
A market for the Smackdown Elimination Chamber match winner's bout with Roman Reigns has also been created with the Universal Champion 1/14 over the 11/2 that's offered for a win by the 'Elimination Chamber Winner'.
The markets can also be found on the Betfair website.
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