WWE FastLane '23 Odds For Saturday Morning

WWE's FastLane 2023 event takes place tonight and there are a selection of bookmakers with betting markets available for the show. In this post, I'll return to the BetOnline website and share with you some notes about how the odds have changed since I first began following each market.

Undisputed WWE Tag Team Champion
The market for Finn Balor and Damian Priest versus Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso was created earlier this week. At the time, the Undisputed WWE Tag Team Champions were -300 favourites over Rhodes and Uso.

As of this morning, The Judgement Day members are now -500 while their challengers have moved out from +200 to +300.

Six-Man Tag
The six-man tag team match will see Bobby Lashley and The Street Profits team up to take on Latino World Order members - Rey Mysterio and Santos Escobar - plus a mystery partner. 

The important thing to note about this market is the mystery partner aspect because, following the angle on Smackdown which saw Mysterio inform Escobar he was going to make a phone call to someone (after Cruz del Toro and Joaquin Wilde were ruled out after being beaten up by the Profits), the odds for the LWO were snipped.

As you can see, in the table above, the LWO lowered from +500 into +400 overnight. Before that, the wagers appear to have sided with Lashley and the Street Profits because their odds fell from -500 into -1,000 within a couple of days of the market being made available to wager on. They have now risen up to -700.

The LWO had drifted from +300 to +500 in those early rounds of betting.

WWE Women's Championship
The market for the triple threat match for the WWE Women's Championship had been stationary for almost a week. That was until overnight when the odds for Charlotte Flair to get the W were shortened slightly.

Flair moved into +350 from +400 while her co-challenger - Asuka - moved up from +400 to +450.

Champion, Iyo Sky, has stayed a -300 favourite despite the other selections' moves.

The remaining two markets are the most pushed bouts for this event. Both markets have sided with the respective favourites.

John Cena and LA Knight .vs. Jimmy Uso and Solo Sikoa

I first began following the market for the John Cena and LA Knight .vs. Jimmy Uso and Solo Sikoa match a week ago. At that time, the selection for the babyface duo was priced at -500 to Uso and Sikoa's +300.

Within a couple of days, Cena and Knight had descended into -1,000 and, a day after that, plummeted further. This time into -5,000.

The Bloodline members are now +1,000. That is up from the earliest price I have of +300.

World Heavyweight Championship

The market for the last man standing match, which will have Seth Rollins defend the World Heavyweight Championship against Shinsuke Nakamura, is the oldest market on the board.

It opened in the latter part of September with Rollins at -200 to Nakamura's +150. From there, all adjustments have sided with the titleholder.

The last change I recorded came on Thursday evening when Rollins' price was moved into -500. A decision for Nakamura is currently priced at +300. 

I plan to visit the website a few more times leading into the event. In the meantime, you can check the markets for yourself by Visiting BetOnline's WWE Page