WWE MITB '23 Odds Update For June 26

Now that last night's Forbidden Door show is behind us, it's time to refocus on the WWE Money in the Bank 2023 markets from BetOnline.

I visited the sportsbook's website a few times over the weekend. I've also had a look over the markets this evening in order to post today's update.

Here's what I have.

Cody Rhodes .vs. Dominik Mysterio
The market for the Rhodes .vs. Mysterio match is still showing the same pricing as June 16th. 

Cody Rhodes is favoured with a price of -700 over Dominik's +400.

Here's how the betting has gone for this match since I first began following it almost two weeks ago.

You'll notice that Cody had started out as short as -1,000.

Seth Rollins .vs. Finn Balor
Also published almost a fortnight ago was a market for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship match between titleholder - Seth Rollins - and his challenger: Finn Balor.

Unlike the previous market, this one has not been adjusted at all since I first began to follow it. 

Rollins is -2,000 and Balor is +700.

Women's Money in the Bank Ladder Match
BetOnline's market for the women's Money in the Bank ladder match still lists Iyo Sky as a -500 favourite to be this year's victor.

Sky had started out at -250 on June 20th, but had fallen into -500 by the following evening.

Second-favourite, Becky Lynch, is +350 (she opened +200), Bayley is +500, Zoey Stark is +900 (from +800) while Zelina Vega and Trish Stratus are both available at +2,000 each.

Men's Money in the Bank Ladder Match
There was a mild price adjustment made to BetOnline's market for the men's Money in the Bank ladder match over the weekend.

It saw Logan Paul's odds, as the second-favourite, slip from +125 into +115.

L.A. Knight remains favoured. He's -200. The other runners are: Damian Priest +150, Shinsuka Nakamura +2,000, Santos Escobar +2,000, Butch +2,500 and Ricochet +2,500.

Bloodline Civil War
The market for the tag team match between the warring Bloodline was changed over the weekend with both selections now at -120 pick 'ems.

Going by the betting, it appears as though the consensus has sided with Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa because their odds have declined while The Usos' have drifted up from -150.

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