Current Betting Odds For Raw's Netflix Anniversary Special

It has been over a month since the oddsmakers from the BetOnline Sportsbook published a betting market for the World Heavyweight Championship match scheduled between titleholder - CM Punk - and his challenger, Bron Breakker, set for tonight's edition of WWE Monday Night Raw.

At the time I first spotlighted the market, the oddsmakers offered Punk as a -175 favourite over the +135 for Breakker. However, within just two days, the odds for the underdog had lowered into +110. 

Punk has since been stationary, at a price of -300, after falling from -150 on December 7th. As a result of the bets seemingly coming in on the champ, Breakker was pushed up from the aforementioned +110 out to +200.

That isn't the only market available for tonight's special edition of WWE's long-running show, which celebrates its first year - as part of the Netflix family - tonight.

The Kabuki Warriors' Women's Tag Team Championship will be on the line against Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky.

When the betting for this match was first installed on December 17th, the bookies had Ripley and Sky as -250 chalk to get the win over Asuka and Kairi Sane (+170). Within a day, the favourites' number had tumbled into -500 while the titleholders' was pushed up to +300.

The most recent adjustment to the market has sided with The Kabuki Warriors because their price has slid in slightly with a snip into +250.

Those looking to gamble on Ripley and Sky can now grab them at -400.

Also on tonight's card is a Women's Intercontinental Championship defence for Maxxine Dupri against previous champ - Becky Lynch. 

The BetOnline staff haven't priced up a market for that particular attraction. 

Current prices correct as of the time of writing. The markets can be found on BetOnline's WWE Betting Page.

Another Raw Betting Market Released Plus More

The team of Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky are betting favourites to defeat The Kabuki Warriors for the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship on the first episode of WWE Monday Night Raw for 2026.

BetOnline sent out a release this evening noting that the challengers are -250 favourites over the +170 for Asuka and Kairi Sane.

The bout was confirmed for the January 5th show in a segment which aired on current edition of Raw. World Wrestling Entertainment is hyping up the upcoming card because it'll be the one-year anniversary of its move to Netflix.

Earlier this month, the oddsmakers from BetOnline put out a market in which customers could bet on the WWE World Championship match between CM Punk and his challenger - Bron Breakker.

As it currently stands, Punk is -300 to Breakker's +200.

The favourite's odds were shortened, from -150 sometime before 8:00pm GMT a week last Sunday. As you'll be able to view - in the table above - the early adjustments sided with the challenger because Breakker was backed from +135 into +110 within the first two days. 

Punk was a -175 favourite on December 2nd before rising to -150 and then halved.

In a correlated note, Bron Breakker remains a favourite to win the 2026 Royal Rumble on January 31st. However, his odds have drifted from +140 to +150 since Monday. That's likely due to a selection for CM Punk having been added to the Rumble market within the past day or so.

A Punk Rumble win is currently offered at +400 as a third-favourite with Roman Reigns (down into +290 from +300) sandwiched in-between the two January 5th opponents.

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Bron Breakker Becomes Rumble '26 Favourite Plus More

There's a new favourite to win the men's 2026 WWE Royal Rumble in BetOnline's outright winner market for the January 31st battle royal.

Coinciding with reports that Bron Breakker is high on the list of potential winners, the odds for The Vision member were lowered from +275 into +135 over the weekend. This move sees Roman Reigns, who was at the top of the board with a price of +150 but now out to +200, replace Breakker as the sportsbook's second-favourite.

In what could be regarded as a correlated move, BetOnline's market for Breakker's January 5th title challenge against CM Punk has sided with the World Heavyweight Champion.

Punk, who was -175 when I wrote about the market last week, is now down to -300 in the match market for his title defence against Breakker which will air on the first WWE Monday Night Raw of 2026.

A decision for Breakker, initially priced at +135 before dipping into +110 a couple of days later, has now drifted to +200.

It's understandable to see the adjustments in both markets if you consider that - barring storyline twists - major titleholders are not participants of Royal Rumble matches. 

If Breakker really is the writers' favourite to win the Rumble, it should mean he won't leave the Punk match with the strap.

Over here in Europe, Roman Reigns is still an odds-on favourite - currently 5/6 - in the markets available from Betfair, Paddy Power and Sky Bet. However, Coral and Ladbrokes customers will find Breakker headlining those betting offices' WWE coverage at 2s with Reigns next up at 11/4.

In another BetOnline Royal Rumble note, the returning Liv Morgan has seen action in the market for the women's battle royal.

On December 2nd, the line for Morgan to be the outright winner was priced +2,500 but has now plummeted into +200 second-favourite. That's likely due to Monday's episode of Raw spotlighting Morgan's aim to bring gold back into the Judgment Day stable. 

Just like with BetOnline, Liv Morgan is second behind Bianca Belair with Betfair, Paddy Power and Sky Bet. Ladbrokes and Coral lists both ladies as joint-favourites in their market.

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BetOnline Publishes WWE Markets For Key Events Of Early 2026

The oddsmakers from BetOnline have published a handful of betting markets for matches that are set for the first portion of 2026. 

As well as those, customers can also find a betting opportunity for a match that hasn't been set for 2026, but has certainly been teased.

On yesterday's edition of WWE Monday Night Raw, it was confirmed that Bron Breakker will challenge CM Punk for the World Heavyweight Championship on the first episode of WWE's flagship show of the new year.

As of the time of writing, BetOnline lists Punk as a -175 favourite to successfully retain the strap against his opponent. Those looking for Breakker to get the decision will currently find him at +135.

The bout will take place on January 5th. Later in that same month, Saudi Arabia will host the 2026 WWE Royal Rumble. There are markets for the two battle royals available as well.

At the top of the women's market is Bianca Belair, who is +105 to do what she did in 2021 and outlast the field to secure her place in one of the title matches at WrestleMania.

Belair hasn't been on TV since this year's WrestleMania. It is understandable to see the sportsbook hang her out as a favourite in the potential returnee wins the Rumble storyline that has been done many times in the past. 

BetOnline's favourite to win the men's Rumble is Roman Reigns. He's +150 with Bron Breakker, who could be champion if things go his way on January 5th, a +275 second-favourite ahead of other names like Seth Rollins (+400), Gunther (+500), Randy Orton (+700) through to 'Jimmy' (I surmise Uso and not Ron Killings' invisible little friend), the retired Bill Goldberg and 2012 Rumble victor - Sheamus - who are all +10,000 each.

Should the early favourite end up winning the match, Reigns will get to challenge for either the World Heavyweight Championship or Undisputed WWE Title. The latter is currently in the possession of Cody Rhodes.

Reigns/Rhodes III appears in the WrestleMania 42 page of the BetOnline website. The sportsbook has given Reigns -200 over Rhodes' +150 for the potential rubber match.

Just like this year, WrestleMania 42 is scheduled to emanate from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. The two-night event kicks off on Saturday April 18th.

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Betting Favourites For Tonight's WWE Raw (6 Jan '25)

Here are the betting favourites from BetOnline's markets for the January 6 2025 episode of WWE Monday Night Raw.

The selections are ranked in order of strength starting with the wrestler/s with the shortest odds.

• Rhea Ripley
• Roman Reigns
• Rey Mysterio and Mystery Partner
• Drew McIntyre
• CM Punk

Here are some notes about the selections.

Both Rhea Ripley and Roman Reigns closed as -2,000 favourites for their respective bouts. Their opponents were both at +700.

The Rey Mysterio and Mystery Partner selection was -250 along with the one for Drew McIntyre's match against Jey Uso.

It's worth noting that the tag team match has not been confirmed for tonight's show. However, if it does happen - with Mysterio and his chosen partner going up against The New Day - then bets should stand.

Returning to the McIntyre .vs. Jey Uso market - there were a couple of late dips for the latter.

As you'll see, in the table above, Jey Uso had started out the say as a +300 underdog. The price declined into +200 sometime before 6:40PM GMT and was then at a shorter +170 less than four hours after that.

CM Punk closed at -190 for his grudge match against Seth Rollins (+145).

Here are the other four tables of odds changes I have collected over the past five days since the markets were created.

These markets were available from The BetOnline Website.

BetOnline Republishes WWE Raw Market

BetOnline's oddsmakers have republished a market for tonight's WWE Raw debut on Netflix.

In a post published earlier today, I noted that the company had taken down a market for the Tribal Combat contest which will see Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa fight for the Ula Fala and right to be called the Tribal Chief.

The sportsbook now lists Reigns as a -2,000 favourite. The most recent adjustment I had witnessed, before the market was taken down, saw Reigns' odds fall into -1,000 from -600.

Solo Sikoa is now out to +700. That's up from the +200 customers would have found him on the first day of 2025.

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A Look At BetOnline's Markets For Tonight's Raw (6 Jan '25)

Tonight will see WWE Monday Night Raw debut on Netflix. With it being a big deal for both WWE and its new TV partner, a huge card has been announced and - as a result of this - the oddsmakers from BetOnline were compelled to create match markets for those contests.

I've been following the betting on all of the bouts since betting commenced on New Year's Day. In this post, I'll go through each market and point out how the selections' prices have changed over the past five-plus days.

Tribal Combat
One of the most important matches on the card will see Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa meet in a Tribal Combat contest for the Ula Fala. 

I've drawn attention to this match first because its market was taken off the board sometime between yesterday evening and this morning. It's worth pointing out that the market going OTB coincided with Dwayne Johnson confirming that he'll be at Raw.

For what it's worth, the bettors had been siding with Reigns to defeat his cousin for the Ula Fala. As you'll see - in the table immediately below - the Original Tribal Chief had started out as a -300 favourite to Sikoa's +200. By the following afternoon, the favourite's price had dropped into -550 and was then at -800 early yesterday evening. As noted, the market is currently unavailable.

Sikoa was +425 when I checked in with the market yesterday. 

Mysterio and ? .vs. The New Day
On last week's Raw, a match between The New Day and Rey Mysterio plus a mystery partner was teased, but has not been confirmed because the WWE website does not have anything listed as of the time of writing. Despite this, BetOnline has created a market.

A lot have speculated that Mysterio's partner could be Penta if or when the match occurs. If it does take place tonight, the following market will be in play.

Mysterio and his partner were listed as -200 favourites to the +150 for The New Day on New Year's Day. However, by yesterday, the faves had lowered into -250.

Those looking to bet on Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods can find them at +170.

Drew McIntyre .vs. Jey Uso

Drew McIntyre was a -400 favourite to beat Jey Uso (+250) when the market for their bout was published. 

By the following afternoon, McIntyre's price had lowered into -500 while his opponent's had moved up to +325.

Interestingly, I noticed Uso's price had been lowered into +300 when I visited the website on Friday evening. However, McIntyre was still being offered at -500.

Women's World Championship

Liv Morgan will defend the Women's World Championship against Rhea Ripley on tonight's show. 

The challenger is a heavy-favourite.

Ripley was -600 on New Year's Day. That price had shortened into -1,000 within a day. It has since been cut into -2,000.

With all adjustments siding with Ripley, Liv Morgan's price has doubled from +350.

CM Punk .vs. Seth Rollins
BetOnline's market for the CM Punk versus Seth Rollins grudge match had the former a -200 favourite to Rollins' +150 on January 1st. However, by the following afternoon, the underdogs' price had been snipped into +135 forcing Punk's price up to -175.

Punk's odds have moved in since then. As you can see below, he's now at -190 with his rival currently at +145.

The markets can be found under 'RAW LIVE on NETFLIX' on the sportsbook menu of the BetOnline Website.

Becky Lynch Wins Women's World Championship At +600

Becky Lynch won the Women's World Championship at odds of +600 last night.

As mentioned in yesterday's post, the oddsmakers from BetOnline had installed a market in which customers could gamble on who they believed would victoriously walk out of the Monday Night Raw battle royal for the vacant Women's World Championship.

The title was previously held by Rhea Ripley, who was injured during a backstage fight with Liv Morgan which aired on the April 8th edition of Raw resulting in Ripley having to vacate the strap a week later.

With Morgan being in the early stages of a feud with Ripley, and being there when the injury occurred, the oddsmakers placed her as the odds-on favourite to win the battle royal and succeed her foe as champion.

Lynch was +600 when I wrote about the market last night. She was behind Morgan (-275), Bianca Belair (+275) and Jade Cargill (+400) in the upper part of the twenty-two women list which was priced up.

The odds for every participant can be read in Yesterday's Post. Check out BetOnline's Wrestling Page for the latest markets.

Liv Morgan Odds-On To Win Tonight's Battle Royal

Liv Morgan is an odds-on favourite to win the battle royal to crown a new Women's World Champion on tonight's episode of WWE Raw.

A market, published by BetOnline, has Morgan at -275 to win the strap which was vacated by Rhea Ripley on last week's Monday Night Raw.

Ripley suffered an injury during a backstage fight which aired on the April 8th edition of Raw.

There are twenty-one other selections available from BetOnline. The entire list of names can be found below.

Liv Morgan -275

Bianca Belair +275

Jade Cargill +400

Becky Lynch +600

Tiffany Stratton +700

Asuka +800

Naomi +800

Nia Jax +1,200

Roxanne Perez +1,400

Lyra Valkyrie +1,800

Shayna Baszler +2,000

Zoey Stark +2,800

Candice LeRae +2,800

Tegan Nox +2,800

Piper Niven +2,800

Maxxine Dupri +4,000

Chelsea Green +4,000

Natalya +4,000

Katana Chance +4,000

Indi Hartwell +4,000

Kayden Carter +4,000

Ivy Nile +4,000

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Latest Betting Odds For Day 1 Episode Of Raw

With BetOnline offering two betting opportunities for tonight's edition of WWE Monday Night Raw, I thought I would publish an update about those markets.

As mentioned on December 21st, the betting website created markets for the Women's World Title match between Rhea Ripley and Ivy Nile as well as one for Seth Rollins' World Heavyweight Championship defence against Drew McIntyre.

Ripley's odds to successfully retain her strap was moved from -5,000 into -10,000 sometime before the evening of December 29th. This is where the selection remains as of this afternoon.

With the Judgment Day member heavily favoured, her challenger is now out to +1,200. That's up from the earlier price I have of +1,000.

The punters have sided with Seth Rollins to get the win against Drew McIntyre. 

As you can see above - the Rollins selection, after starting out at -300, has lowered since December 21st and currently rests at -1,000.

Rollins' first challenger of 2024 started out at +200, but is now up to +500.

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BetOnline Publishes Day 1 (2024) Markets

BetOnline has installed two markets for matches that have been announced the first WWE Monday Night Raw of 2024.

The episode - which is using the 'Day One' moniker that was used for a WWE event a couple of years ago - will see Rhea Ripley defend the Women's World Championship against Ivy Nile and World Heavyweight Champion - Seth Rollins - meet Drew McIntyre.

As of the time of writing, both titleholders are favourites for their contests with Ripley at -5,000 and Rollins at -300. 

Their challengers are +1,000 and +200 respectively.

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TV Props For April 4th Edition Of WWE Raw Published

Customers of the sportsbooks which have Kambi's betting markets can now find opportunities to wager on the TV viewership results of the post-WrestleMania 38 edition of WWE Monday Night Raw.

There are four prop markets available as of the time of writing. All were published yesterday.

In one, customers are asked whether or not the April 4th edition of Raw will have a score of 0.6 in the persons 18-49 demographic.

The market currently has both 'Yes' and 'No' selections at 17/20 apiece.

The next three proposition markets are about the average number of viewers.

In the first, customers are asked whether there will be a total average of two million or more people tuned in over the three hours.

'Yes' is a 4/6 favourite over the 27/25 for 'No'.

The prop which focuses only on the number of viewers for the first hour of the broadcast asks whether or not an audience of 2.2 Million or higher will be recorded.

Both selections are 17/20 each.

Finally, there is a prop regarding the third hour of Raw. In it, the punters are asked whether or not 1.8 Million or more will tune in.

'No' is a 4/6 favourite while those looking to gamble on the final hour picking up 1,800,000 or higher can get the 'Yes' at 27/25.

As per usual, these markets will be graded on the results that will be delivered by ShowBuzzDaily.com a day after the show airs.

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Notes About Kambi's WWE 2021 Draft Markets

Here are some notes about the WWE Draft betting markets from Kambi that I first wrote about in this post from yesterday afternoon.

Big E, Orton and Riddle's Markets Taken Off The Board

Last night, Kambi suspended betting on the draft markets for Big E, Randy Orton and Riddle.

A friend of mine had noticed that Big E's price to be on the Raw roster following the draft had slid in from 7/10 into 11/20 by 6:30PM BST last night. Then. at around 10PM BST, the market had been removed completely.

The Orton and Riddle markets had no apparent changes made to them before their removal at around the same time as Big E's.

Orton was 5/2 to be aligned with Smackdown following the draft. He was 1/4 to still be on Raw.

The same pricing was applied to the market for Riddle.

Priest and Nakamura Adjustments

The markets for Damian Priest and Shinsuke Nakamura's brand status following the draft were also changed yesterday evening. I've linked these two names together because they're currently the US and Intercontinental Champions respectively. WWE does have a tendency to switch champions in the drafts.

The 'Smackdown' selection, in Priest's market, has been lowered from 7/2 into 19/10 while the option for him to remain a part of the red brand has remained a favourite albeit with a now better price of 7/20 from 2/13.

'Raw' - in the King Nakamura market - has slipped into 5/2 from 3/1. The option to gamble on him still being a member of the Smackdown roster following the draft is a 1/4 favourite. However, it was previously 1/5.

I had backed 'Smackdown' for Damian Priest and 'Raw' for Nakamura when the market was first published on Saturday afternoon. The reason why I made those bets is because of the trend I noted above where titleholders have been switched across brands during many drafts in the past.

Alexa Bliss' Odds To Move To Smackdown Lowered

Another market I bet on Saturday afternoon was the one which allows customers to gamble on which brand Alexa Bliss will be a member of following the draft.

At 5/2, I felt 'Smackdown' was worth a gamble despite Bliss contending for the WWE Raw Women's Championship before the draft takes place. The selection was cut into 2/1 last night.

More About Rollins and Lynch

In yesterday's post, I mentioned having gambled on both Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch to be associated with Raw following the draft.

Both of those markets have reduced yet again.

As you can see, 'Raw' has been shortened from 3/1 into 5/2 for both wrestlers. 'Smackdown' remains a favourite, but it has risen up slightly from their previous prices of 1/5 to 1/4.

Bianca Belair and Sasha Banks To Raw Lowered

Another thing I wrote about in yesterday's post is how I believe that - if Bianca Belair does not regain the WWE Smackdown Women's Championship against Becky Lynch at Extreme Rules 2021 - that it would not surprise me if she gets an 'out' by being shifted to Raw. 

I gambled on 'Raw' at the 7/5 on Saturday afternoon, but it wasn't until last night when the selection was snipped. It is currently 11/10.

Those who expect Belair to still be on Smackdown from October can now get the selection at 13/20. This is up from 1/2.

With their SummerSlam match cancelled, Bianca Belair and Sasha Banks have unfinished business. Therefore, it could explain why Sasha Banks' odds to also move to Raw were shortened yesterday.

Kambi is now offering even money for Banks to be on the red brand following the draft. The selection started out at 23/20 on Saturday.

Sasha to still be on the Smackdown roster has moved up from 8/13 to 7/10.

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2021 WWE Draft Betting Markets Released

With WWE reportedly set to host another one of its drafts next month, Kambi has published markets in which customers could gamble on which brand certain wrestlers will be assigned to once the moves have been completed.

The markets were first installed yesterday afternoon. I revisited them this morning and noticed three have been adjusted.

Drew McIntyre's price to be a member of Smackdown was initially priced as an 11/25 favourite. It has since dropped into 2/5.

The option to gamble on McIntyre remaining on the Raw roster following the draft has been increased from 7/4 from 8/5.

If McIntyre were to cross brands, I believe there has to be a top-tier babyface moved in to replace him. Going by how Smackdown showed Seth Rollins remorseful for how his match with Edge went on Friday night, I can't help but think that Rollins could be moved back to the red brand as its top babyface.

When the Seth Rollins market was published yesterday, Kambi was offering 'Raw' as 7/2. I backed the selection at that price. It has since declined into 3/1.

Those who believe Smackdown will remain Rollins' home following the draft can now get 'Smackdown' as a 1/5 favourite. It was previously a shorter 2/13.

It should be worth noting that, in usual cases, I would gamble on real-life couples being kept together on the same brand. There are a lot of reasons why it might not be wise to punt on 'Raw' being Becky Lynch's home following the draft, but I thought - at 4/1 - it was worth a punt.

'Raw' has since been moved down to 3/1 with Smackdown up from 1/8 to 1/5.

To contradict my Becky Lynch wager, I have also entertained the idea of Bianca Belair moving over to Raw from Smackdown. This was before I found the 4/1 appealing.

The reasoning is because I have a feeling Bianca Belair will get the decision over Lynch - in the WWE Smackdown Women's Championship match - at Extreme Rules in two weeks. However, I initially didn't think the title would switch hands.

If Belair does not get the strap, I could see her being moved back to Raw to give her an out for not regaining it from Lynch.

It'll be interesting to see how this plays out because I believe the Rollins, Lynch and Belair markets are related in more ways than they appear to be.

Or maybe it's a case of me overthinking it.

The prices for the other selections are:

AJ Styles

Raw 11/20

Smackdown 5/4

Bobby Lashley

Raw 1/8

Smackdown 4/1

Damian Priest

Raw 2/13

Smackdown 7/2

Karrion Kross

Raw 1/3

Smackdown 2/1

Keith Lee

Raw 17/20

Smackdown 17/20

Randy Orton

Raw 1/4

Smackdown 5/2

Matt Riddle

Raw 1/4

Smackdown 5/2

Baron Corbin

Raw 6/5

Smackdown 3/5

Big E

Raw 7/10

Smackdown EVS

Cesaro

Raw 3/5

Smackdown 6/5

Finn Balor

Raw 27/25

Smackdown 4/6

Kevin Owens

Raw 5/4

Smackdown 11/20

Roman Reigns

Raw 11/2

Smackdown 1/14

Shinsuke Nakamura

Raw 3/1

Smackdown 1/5

Alexa Bliss

Raw 1/4

Smackdown 5/2

Asuka

Raw 27/25

Smackdown 4/6

Charlotte Flair

Raw 2/13

Smackdown 7/2

Rhea Ripley

Raw 4/6

Smackdown 27/25 

Sasha Banks

Raw 23/20

Smackdown 8/13

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Kambi Opens A Book On McIntyre/Reigns

Kambi has published a market for the Drew McIntyre versus Roman Reigns match that has now been confirmed for this weekend's WWE Survivor Series.

As of the time of writing, the oddsmakers have the new WWE Champion - Drew McIntyre - at 19/20 while Roman Reigns is a 3/4 favourite.

The match was changed from Randy Orton .vs. Roman Reigns after Orton lost the WWE Championship to McIntyre on last night's episode of WWE Raw.

Before its suspension, the previous market had Roman Reigns as a 1/5 favourite over Orton (3/1).

A betting market for Raw's main event was published last week and closed yesterday. You can read about the prices I followed in THIS POST.

Late Odds For Tonight's Raw Matches

Kambi's market for the Randy Orton versus Drew McIntyre match for the WWE Championship, which is scheduled for tonight's episode of Raw, has now closed.

I've published posts concerning the market over the past few days. When I wrote about it yesterday, both champion and challenger were at 17/20 apiece.

By 4:00PM GMT this afternoon, Orton's price had dipped into 4/5 while Drew McIntyre had moved to 9/10.

All of the adjustments I was able to track can be found in the table below.

Kambi was also taking bets on the WWE Raw Tag Team Championship match.

The Hurt Business opened - and closed - as favourites.

Another Note About Monday's Title Match Market

Kambi once again adjusted the market for Monday's WWE Championship match yesterday.

A day ago, I published a post noting that Drew McIntyre's odds to get a win over Randy Orton - on Monday's episode of WWE Raw - had dipped from 19/10 into EVS after McIntyre showed up on Friday Night Smackdown and strongly teased that he would win the title from Orton and then meet Roman Reigns in the champion versus champion match at next week's Survivor Series.

When I checked in later on, I noticed that McIntyre was at 17/20.

Orton is also at 17/20 after having been pushed up from 7/10.

Notes About Monday's WWE Title Match Odds And More

After watching last night's episode of WWE Smackdown, I headed over to Kambi's market for Monday's WWE Championship and noticed that Drew McIntyre's price to beat Randy Orton have slid down.

The market, which was published earlier this week, now lists the current titleholder as a 7/10 favourite. Before Smackdown, he was 7/20.

Drew McIntyre - on the other hand - is now at EVENS. This is down from the most recent 19/10.

If you didn't see Smackdown - it started with McIntyre interrupting a Roman Reigns promo. There was a strong hint that McIntyre could beat Randy Orton for the title in Monday's bout and then go on to face Orton in the Champion versus Champion contest at the Survivor Series on November 22nd.

Before last night, I had a feeling McIntyre could win. However, I thought there was a chance of The Miz cashing in on McIntyre following a post-match RKO from Orton to set up Miz versus Reigns for Survivor Series. 

After watching Smackdown, I am not as confident as I was on The Miz cashing in his immediate title shot, but am still leaning on McIntyre to get the W on Monday night even though I have not bet on this match.

And if I am wrong - and it isn't McIntyre/Reigns in a week from tomorrow - I think it's safe to conclude that we're getting this match sometime in the not too distant future. 

As you can see, the bookies are also of this opinion as Drew McIntyre's price to succeed Roman Reigns - for the Universal Championship - has once again dipped in the 'After Roman Reigns' special from Kambi.

The former WWE Champion is now a 7/4 second-favourite. His most recent price was 7/2 after moving into 5/1 - from 19/2 - at the start of November.

Early And Late Odds For Tonight's Six-Man Tag

A six-man tag team match is being advertised for WWE Monday Night Raw and a betting on the winners has now concluded.

The market was available from the Kambi oddsmakers and had the heel trio of Randy Orton, Bobby Roode and Dolph Ziggler as 13/25 favourites over The Street Profits and Drew McIntyre when I noticed it this morning.

By this evening, Orton, Roode and Ziggler had lowered into 1/3 while their opponents had moved out from 13/10 to 2/1.

A Look At The Odds For 21/9/20 Monday Night Raw

A couple of match markets, for bouts that are being advertised for tonight's episode of WWE Raw, have recently been published by Kambi.

When I visited the pro wrestling markets this morning, I noticed that the oddsmakers had created a market for the tag team triple threat match.

The winners will go on to challenge The Street Profits at this weekend's WWE Clash of Champions PPV. 

Dominik Mysterio and Humberto Carrillo were 21/10 initially, but - when I visited the market a little over an hour later, I noticed they had slid to 17/10.

Seth Rollins and Murphy and Andrade and Angel Garza were both at 13/10 at 10:30AM BST, but the former team has lowered into EVS and the latter has risen to 9/4.

Another match advertised for tonight will see Keith Lee take on Drew McIntyre. If Lee wins, he'll be added to the WWE Championship match.

The market is still showing the prices I caught this morning with Lee a 1/2 favourite and Orton at 7/5.

Last week, I wrote about the odds for the Braun Strowman .vs. Dabba-Kato fight that's set for Raw Underground. There have been adjustments made to it.

As you can see above, Braun Strowman's odds declined from 23/10 into 19/10 by 10:00AM BST on Friday. They were lowered once again as, by 11:45AM BST, they were taken down into 33/20.

A decision for Dabba-Kato, which started off at 23/10, rose to 13/5 and then out to 11/4.

Unlike other match markets, Kambi is also accepting wagers on there being 'No Official Winner'. It's currently an 11/25 favourite, but had started out at a shorter 7/20.