Here are the betting favourites for WWE Money in the Bank 2025.
They're ranked in order of strength using the odds that were available from the BetOnline Sportsbook this week.
BetOnline's market, for the Men's Money in the Bank ladder match, has been republished with a new odds-on favourite.
As I sensed this morning, based on a report and the fact his odds had been declining across the week, Solo Sikoa is now -150 to become this year's Mr Money in the Bank.
The aforementioned report hedged by stating Sikoa and Seth Rollins were the two names being considered for this year's match.
For what it's worth, Sikoa remains the equivalent of +500 in markets available to the UK.
The only other price change since this morning's post has occurred in the market for the tag match.
Here are the betting favourites for tonight's WWE Money in the Bank event.
Each selection is ranked in order of strength starting with the wrestler/s with the shortest odds using the markets that were available from the BetOnline Sportsbook.
Here are some notes concerning the markets for the two Money in the Bank ladder matches.
Chelsea Green remains the second-favourite. However, her odds have slid from this morning's +110 into -110.
Tiffany Stratton, who had been a -200 favourite since the market opened, is now up slightly to -180. She remains the fave due to her odds still being shorter than Green's.
There are no changing in position, though. Uso remains the bookie's favourite while McIntyre stays second despite being the early fave at the top end of this week.
I have been following BetOnline's markets for tonight's WWE Money in the Bank event since they were respectively published across the last few weeks. In this post, I'll go through each match and share with you all of the adjustments I've been able to catch.
Starting with what could be the bout which sets up a SummerSlam main event, we have..
Six-Man Tag
I first began following the market for the six-man on June 26th. At the time, the selection for 'Randy Orton, Cody Rhodes and Kevin Owens' was +275 and 'The Bloodline' option was a -450 favourite.
The market stalled at those numbers for days. However, there was a change overnight which has seen the odds for The Bloodline slashed into -1,500 while their opponents now out to +600.
WWE Intercontinental Championship
Just like with the six-man tag market, BetOnline's offering for those looking to wager on the winner of the Intercontinental Title match was released a week last Wednesday.
At the time, Sami Zayn's challenger - Bron Breakker - was a +120 underdog. He has since become the match favourite and currently rests at -225 after moving in from -150 overnight.
A decision which favours Sami Zayn is presently +160. That's up from his initial -165.
World Heavyweight Championship
Despite being the betting underdog, the punters appear to be siding with Seth Rollins to get the win over World Heavyweight Champion - Damian Priest - in their meeting.
The match stipulations states that, should Rollins lose, he won't be able to challenge Damian Priest for the title for the remainder of Priest's reign.
On the other side of the market - Priest, who started off at -400 and is currently -200, will lose his ties with The Judgment Day if he gets the L.
Here are some things to consider about both stips.
Drew McIntyre has teased winning the Money in the Bank briefcase and cashing in on Priest, Rollins or both (if he makes the match a three-way) later in the show. Would those stipulations become obsolete should McIntyre make it a triple threat?
Don't forget Gunther is the SummerSlam challenger for whoever is holding the strap next month. Back in January, Gunther and Rollins had a face-to-face on Raw ahead of the Royal Rumble which saw Gunther vow to challenge Rollins for the title should he be victorious in the battle royal. Could this be on the punters' minds as they have gambled on Rollins?
Men's Money in the Bank Ladder Match
Seeing as I've mentioned McIntyre, I may as well go straight to the Men's Money in the Bank ladder match market.
As I've written within the week, McIntyre was BetOnline's -200 favourite when the market was initially installed. His odds have drifted out to +150 due to the wagers seemingly coming in on Jey Uso (+250 into -175 favourite) and, to a lesser extent: Chad Gable, who started out at +900 but fell into +500 before moving up to +525, and Andrade who plummeted from +700 into +275 within six minutes on Tuesday afternoon. He has since been pushed out to +1,400.
To round things off - LA Knight's price has doubled from +600 and Carmelo Hayes has moved out to +1,400 from +1,200.
Women's Money in the Bank Ladder Match
In the segment I dedicated to the wagering on the men's Money in the Bank ladder match, I noted that there was a six minute period which saw Andrade's price tumble from +700 into +275. Something similar happened to the selection for Chelsea Green.
Green has been either a favourite or second-favourite in markets available in Europe, so 9/1 was an amazing price to see her at for the few short moments.
The Euro sportsbooks have Tiffany Stratton as their favourite just like she has been with BetOnline since betting commenced earlier this week.
Zoey Stark was initially BetOnline's second-favourite. Starting out at +160, she has since floated out to +1,000.
Taya Valkyria (+1,200) and last year's winner - Iyo Sky (+3,300) - have drifted out from +800 and +1,200 respectively.
Naomi was pushed to +1,800 from +1,400 following the initial move, or moves, on Chelsea Green but has since returned to her earlier odds.
And that's all for now. There are some specials for the event available. I wrote about those IN THIS POST.
Jey Uso has become an odds-on favourite to win this Saturday's Money in the Bank ladder match.
In a post published yesterday, I noted that Uso and Drew McIntyre were, at that point, a pair of +125 joint-favourites with the BetOnline Sportsbook.
The market had initially opened with McIntyre favoured.
With the idea of McIntyre possibly winning in order to cash-in later in the show, there have been guesses by some that CM Punk could cost McIntyre either in the ladder match or in the other scenarios.
BetOnline has installed a proposition market which asks whether or not Punk will interfere in the men's Money in the Bank ladder match. As of this morning, the odds for 'Yes' is a -200 favourite over the +150 for 'No'.
It's important to stress that this prop is only for the Money in the Bank ladder match and not for Punk to interfere in a potential cash-in bout later in the show.
An Over-Under market has also been published for the match. It asks the customers how many ladders will be broken in the men's match with the line set at 1.5 ladders. The 'Over' is -150 and the 'Under' is +110.
A similar markets has been released for the women's ladder match with the line set at 0.5. Those looking to gamble on the 'Over' will find it favoured at -200 while the option to punt on 'Under 0.5 Ladders' is +150.
As for the outright market itself - Chelsea Green's price as the second-favourite has once again slid.
We're a day away from this year's WWE Royal Rumble, but that hasn't stopped Sky Bet from opening up a couple of markets for the 2024 Money in the Bank matches.
The sports wagering firm has installed both Dominik Mysterio and LA Knight as 3/1 joint-favourites to become this year's Mr. Money in the Bank while, over in the market for the women's ladder match, Chelsea Green is at the top at odds of 5/2.
This isn't the only new WWE coverage from Sky Bet.
The firm has recently posted additional markets for tomorrow's Royal Rumble matches with customers now able to wager on final four finishers, iron person, most eliminations and shortest stays in both battle royals.
Here are the WWE Money in the Bank 2023 betting favourites as the show was starting.
The selections are ranked in order of strength starting with the favourite with the shortest odds and so on.
I revisited the BetOnline website at 6:30PM BST to make some more notes about the markets for tonight's WWE Money in the Bank. Here's another update.
Women's Money in the Bank Ladder Match
Trish Stratus' odds to win the women's Money in the Bank ladder match have now fallen into +500.
With Stratus moving in, BetOnline has pushed Bayley up to +1,200 from +1,000 and Zoey Stark has moved from +900 to +1,400.
Men's Money in the Bank Ladder Match
There have been slight changes made to the market for the men's ladder match since I last wrote about it. Logan Paul's price, as the second-favourite, has moved into +120 from +125.
Cody Rhodes .vs. Dominik Mysterio
The descent of Dominik Mysterio's betting odds has continued.
A win for Cody Rhodes is now being offered at -150. This is a huge difference to the -1,000 BetOnline placed him at initially.
WWE Intercontinental Championship
Gunther remains a -10,000 favourite to retain the IC Title against Matt Riddle (+1,100).
Since then, Rousey and Baszler have moved into -5,000 from -4,000 but their challengers have been kept at +1,000.
Tonight's challenger had been +800 since Thursday night, when Rollins' odds fell from -2,000 into -3,000. Both selections return to their earlier price of -2,000 to Rollins and +700 for Balor.
Here are the BetOnline Sportsbook's latest odds for tonight's WWE Money in the Bank event along with some notes comparing them to this morning.
I have already visited the BetOnline Sportsbook's markets for tonight's WWE Money in the Bank event a couple of times this morning in order to prepare for this post in which I'll share with you all of the price adjustments I have collected in the weeks leading up to the event.
Here is everything I've noted along the way.
Women's Money in the Bank Ladder Match
The most notable point, about the apparent wagering on the women's Money in the Bank ladder match, has been Trish Stratus' odds decline.
Following moves at Paddy Power, where Stratus has become the match's second-favourite, BetOnline backers have forced the oddsmakers to slash Stratus' price from its earliest +2,000 down into +900. The move into +900 - from the previous +1,000 - occurred sometime between 4:15 and 8:45 (BST) this morning.
Iyo Sky has been the consistent favourite in this market, however, She has evidently been backed because the opening price was -250 and that price has fallen into -600 during this betting period.
Knight, after starting out at +100, is currently -325 with the book. It's worth noting that his price increased slightly once Logan Paul was announced for the match and was ultimately added to the market.
Here are the current betting odds for WWE Money in the Bank 2023 that are available on the BetOnline Website.
Of those markets, only one is showing differing prices when compared to previous updates.
The market of note is the one for the Cody Rhodes .vs. Dominik Mysterio match. As you'll see - in the table below - the odds for Dominik have lowered back into +400 from +450.
To make a stab in the dark guess, I would surmise a bettor - or bettors - have backed Dominik because they may have seen a couple of 'reports' doing the rounds on social media that both could give reason as to why Dominik has been backed.
One report indicates that Brock Lesnar might be in London for Money in the Bank to set up the third match between he and Cody Rhodes. The other story I have seen suggests that Dominik Mysterio could end up being Seth Rollins' next challenger.
I suppose both those scenarios could be reached with Dominik scoring a win over the American Nightmare.
Whether those reports turn out to be spot-on is another thing entirely.
LA Knight's odds to become this year's Mr. Money in the Bank have once again shortened in BetOnline's market for Saturday's ladder match.
When I last wrote about the sportsbook's market, the favourite had dropped from -250 into -300. He is now available at -325.
The only other selection with a price difference, when compared to yesterday, is the one for Santos Escobar. He has jumped to +2,200 from +2,000.
In the ladies' market, Trish Stratus' odds have continued a decline that began yesterday when her price was shortened from +2,000 into +1,200. As of right now, Stratus is at +1,000.
Three markets for the rest of the card are also showing different pricing since yesterday's update.
Gunther, who was a -2,000 favourite to retain the Intercontinental Championship with a win over Matt Riddle, is now -10,000.
As a result, Gunther's challenger has been pushed out to +1,100 from +700.
Another champion, in Seth Rollins, is showing shorter odds than he had been.
The World Heavyweight Champion had been -2,000 ever since the market for his defence against Finn Balor was installed on June 13th. Those odds are now into -3,000.
Balor has moved out from +700 to +800.
Ronda Rousey and Shayna Baszler are still -10,000 faves to successfully retain the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship against Raquel Rodriquez and Liv Morgan (+1,100).
Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa remain at -140 to go over The Usos (+100) in the Bloodline Civil War tag team match.
You'll see, in the table below, that the favourites for that encounter had started out as the underdogs.
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.
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
Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa have become favourites to win Bloodline Civil War tag team match at Money in the Bank 2023 in a market that is available from BetOnline.
In a post published yesterday, I noted that the betting on the match had sided with Reigns and Sikoa because their odds had declined from the +110 they were a week ago into -120.
As a result of the early underdogs' odds lowering, The Usos went from -150 up to -120.
The latest adjustments have seen Reigns and Sikoa now moved into -140 making them the bookmakers' favourites over The Usos, who are now at +100.
In a post published last week, I pointed out that Paddy Power's market for this contest had Reigns and Sikoa as the early favourites. This now places the offshore sportsbook in line with the European betting firm.
Which leads me to something I'd like to highlight in regards to the two Money in the Bank ladder matches. Especially the for the women's briefcase.
If we were to ignore the odds and focus on how each wrestler is represented in the betting (ie, Favourite, Second-Favourite and so on), you'll see that there is a similarity between the two sportsbook when you compare the men's ladder match markets.
Now, if you contrast the two women's markets, you'll see they are not mirrored beyond both having Iyo Sky as favourite.
Now to focus on the odds: Stratus is 2/1 (+200 US) with Paddy Power and is ten times that amount with BetOnline.
Here are some additional notes about both firms' coverage of Saturday's event.
- The oddsmakers at BetOnline have now created a market for Gunther's Intercontinental Championship defence against Matt Riddle. The titleholder has been installed as a -2,000 favourite to Riddle's +700
- Paddy Power has installed Ronda Rousey and Shayna Baszler as 1/5 (-500 US) favourites against Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriquez (3/1 UK, +300 US) in the Undisputed WWE Women's Tag Team Championship match that has been added to the card
- LA Knight's odds to win the men's Money in the Bank ladder match are now back into -250 in BetOnline's market. The most recent move I recorded saw him pushed up to -200 from -325 when Logan Paul was added to the running. You can view all the changes I've logged below.
