Customers of the sportsbooks with Kambi's pro wrestling markets can now wager on all of the matches that are currently scheduled to take place at this Saturday's WWE Money in the Bank event.
Before today, customers were able to wager on the outright winners of both ladder matches.
United States Champion - Theory - is a 1/2 favourite for his title defence against Bobby Lashley (7/5).
Undisputed WWE Tag Team Champions, The Usos, are 1/5 faves against The Street Profits (3/1).
WWE Raw Women's Champion - Bianca Belair - is a short 1/14 for her defence against Carmella. A win for the challenger will pay out at odds of 1/14.
Ronda Rousey is an even shorter 1/20 to successfully retain her WWE Smackdown Women's Championship. A decision in favour of Natalya would pay out at 7/1.
Now that the full list of participants in the Women's Money in the Bank ladder match have been confirmed, Kambi has removed all of the other names that were available as far back as January, when the market was first installed. Here are the current prices as well as the early prices from when the market was created on January 30th. The latter are found in parenthesis.
Becky Lynch 19/20 (17/2)
Alexa Bliss 11/4 (6/1)
Liv Morgan 11/4 (15/1)
Lacey Evans 7/2 (Off The Board)
Asuka 8/1 (20/1)
Raquel Rodriquez 8/1 (15/1)
Shotzi 20/1 (20/1)
The market for the men's ladder match lists the confirmed names and a few others due to the seventh wrestler still being unconfirmed as of the time of writing. The odds for the six announced runners can be found below with their earliest odds, from January 30th, appearing next to them in parenthesis.
Seth Rollins 1/2 (12/1)
Drew McIntyre 9/4 (15/1)
Riddle 9/4 (8/1)
Sami Zayn 3/1 (25/1)
Omos 11/1 (Off The Board)
Sheamus 17/1 (66/1)
Over/Under Wrestling Observer star ratings markets have also been set for all of the matches confirmed for the show. The lines for each match can be found in the table below.
All prices were correct as of 6:15PM BST today. The latest odds can be found on Kambi's Pro Wrestling Betting Page.
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