Adjustments have been made to a few of the Money in the Bank 2023 betting markets that are available from BetOnline.
The most changes have been made to betting on the women's Money in the Bank ladder match.
The betting favourite, Iyo Sky, has now been cut into -600 to become this year's Ms. Money in the Bank. She was most recently available at -500.
Sky's isn't the only selection with shorter odds with Trish Stratus and her storyline lackey - Zoey Stark - both moving in.
Stark, who was +900 previously, is now back to the +800 she had been when the market was first installed. Trish Stratus - who as I pointed out in yesterday's post: is the second-favourite in European books - has now been lowered from +2,000 into +1,200.
Zelina Vega has stalled at +2,000.
The men's Money in the Bank ladder match market has yet again seen LA Knight's price move in. He is now at -300. The most recent move saw him fall into -250 from -200.
Logan Paul remains a second-favourite. However, his odds have been pushed up to +120 from +115. Damian Priest, who was +170 yesterday, is now up to +200.
The remaining selections of Shinsuke Nakamura (+2,000), Santos Escobar (+2,000), Butch (+2,500) and Ricochet (+3,000) are unchanged.
Yesterday, BetOnline created a market for the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship match. It has also been adjusted within the past day.
Titleholders, Ronda Rousey and Shayna Baszler, were -1,000 favourites when I came across the market at 7:00PM BST last night. They have since been cut into -10,000.
Their challengers, Raquel Rodriquez and Liv Morgan, started out at +500, but are now up to +1,100.
The remaining markets remain stationary when compared with previous updates. The current odds for those selections are:
Cody Rhodes -700
Dominik Mysterio +400
Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa -140
The Usos +100
Gunther -2,000
Matt Riddle +700
Seth Rollins -2,000
Finn Balor +700
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