Raw After Mania 38 Viewership Betting Results

ShowBuzzDaily published the audience data for Monday's WWE Raw last night and, as a result of this, Kambi is now able to settle its TV prop bets that were created for the episode.

There were four markets priced up. I'll go through each one individually and point out which selections turned out to be the winners.

Raw's First Hour

The first hour of Raw, which started  at 8PM EST on the USA Network, had an viewership of 2,318,000. It was the highest hourly number of the three.

As for the betting - Kambi's prop market initially asked customers whether or not the hour would have 2.2 Million or higher. Both 'Yes' and 'No' were priced 17/20 each.

'Yes' was the winning selection. It'll also be the winning selection for those who may have bet a week later when the line had increased to 2.25 Million.

Going by the price adjustments, for betting on the second line, it looks like the consensus felt that the hour would have less than 2,250,000 because 'No' went from 17/20 into 13/20.

With the 'No' moved in, the eventual winner 'Yes' rose from 17/20 to 11/10.

Raw's Third Hour

The final hour of the broadcast had a viewership of 1,871,000. This meant that 'Yes' was the winning selection in the prop market specific to hour three.

As you'll see below, Kambi asked customers whether there would be 1.8 Million or more people recorded as having watched the show in the 10-11PM EST time slot.

It appears as though the majority bet on Raw having less than 1,800,000 in that portion of the episode because the odds for 'No' declined while the eventual winner rose from 27/25 out to 7/4 in the time the market was available.

The Total Number

2,114,000 viewers watched the second hour. Add that number to those for hour one and three, divide it by three and the total average for the episode is 2,101,000.

When Kambi first published the prop for the show's viewership number, it asked whether 2 Million or above would watch.

Then, a week later, the line was moved to 2.1 Million.

'Yes' turned out to be the winning selection for both of the lines with 4/6 graded for the 2 Million line and 9/10 for the adjusted one.

P18-49 Demographic Betting

The Persons 18-49 rating for the show was 0.63. This average was calculated by hour one having a rating of 0.68, hour two picking up a 0.63 and the third receiving a 0.58.

The market for the rating was another which had a line adjustment.

Originally, Kambi asked customers whether or not the number would be 0.6 or higher. It was later changed to 0.65 or above.

With 0.63 being the result, there was a win for 'Yes' and 'No' depending on when the punter bet.

'Yes' was the winning selection with the line set at 0.6 while the 'No' option won with the later line.

It appears as though the consensus sided with the 'No' - when the line was 0.65 - because the odds were reduced from 7/10 into 11/20 

Even though I didn't bet on any of these markets this time, I did look forward to seeing what the results would be. The Pro Wrestling TV viewership posts were always fun to do before the temporary loss of ShowBuzzDaily, as well as the pandemic, made this coverage infrequent. 

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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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How Kambi Settled Its AEW Dynamite And WWE Raw TV Prop Bets (September 20-22 2021)

With Wednesday's AEW Dynamite rating coming in last night, a trio of television prop bets have been settled by Kambi.

The Dynamite episode - which aired the first portion of AEW Grand Slam event from Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York -  had a total average audience of 1,273,000 viewers according to ShowBuzzDaily.com. 

It also scored a 0.48 rating in the Persons 18-49 demographic.

The first prop market asked customers whether or not the episode would do better than the 1,409,000 viewer-record that AEW Dynamite achieved with its debut episode in 2019.

With the number falling shorter than the goal, the winning selection was 'No'. It was an 8/13 favourite when Kambi created the market, but was increased to 17/20 after 'Yes' was backed from 23/20 into 17/20.

The other two markets contrasted the numbers that Monday's episode of WWE Raw picked up.

As you can see, the 20th September 2021 episode of Raw had a total average audience of 1,793,333 viewers. While - in the P18-49 demo - it scored a 0.49 rating.

In the total average audience proposition, Kambi wanted its customers to bet whether or not Monday's Raw had 200,000 or more viewers than Wednesday's AEW Dynamite.

With the difference of an average of 520,333 people tuned in, 'Yes' was the winning selection. It was 11/10 - when the market first opened - but had been backed into 17/20 by the following morning.

'No' opened as a 13/20 favourite, but had been moved out to 17/20 by the day the market was closed.

The third market was specific to the demographic ratings of both programmes. 

It asked whether or not AEW Dynamite would generate a rating that was at least 0.09 higher than the 20th September episode of Monday Night Raw. 

With Raw beating Dynamite by 0.01, 'No' turned out to be the correct play. The selection started out at 11/10, but was pushed to 5/4 when 'Yes' was backed as a 13/20 favourite into 11/20.

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Pro Wrestling TV Viewership Prop Bet Results From 28/9/20 - 2/10/20

Here are the pro wrestling TV prop bet results from this week.

28/9/20 - WWE Monday Night Raw

Monday's NFL Monday Night Football game was between the Super Bowl champions - the Kansas City Chiefs - facing what many would consider a potential Super Bowl winning team in the Baltimore Ravens, so - with it being a huge game to oppose WWE Monday Night Raw - Kambi changed up the propositions for the Raw markets.

For this week, the oddsmakers asked whether WWE's programme would have its record low of under 1,561,000 viewers.

The 'No' was a 7/10 favourite when I came across the market on Sunday evening. It was then down into 1/2 by lunchtime on Monday with the other selection having moved out from EVS to 7/5.

The numbers came in on Tuesday with the result that the episode did better than recent weeks. It had a total average of 1,822,333 viewers with 1,956,000 there for the first hour, a drop into 1,824,000 for the second and 1,687,000 for the last sixty minutes.

The number of 1,687,000 for the third hour meant that 'No' was the winning selection in a second prop for Monday which asked whether the record for the lowest third hour would be broken. The number to beat was 1,463,000.

As you can see above, the eventual winner was backed from 3/4 into 7/10 between Sunday and Monday afternoon.

By the way, the NFL game had 14,019,000 viewers.

30/9/20 - AEW Dynamite and WWE NXT

The Wednesday night battle between AEW Dynamite and WWE NXT once again went the way of the former as Dynamite had 866,000 to WWE NXT's 732,000.

For AEW Dynamite, Kambi asked its customers whether or not the show would get an audience of at least 785,000 viewers.

Both 'Yes' and 'No' started out at 17/20, but the eventual winner fell into 3/4 within the first few hours. The losing selection ended up at 19/20.

'Yes' was the winning selection in the WWE NXT market.

As you can see, in the table above, the oddsmakers set the line at 650,000 or more. The winning selection went in from 19/20 to 17/20.

The difference between both of Wednesday's shows was 134,000. This meant that 'No' was the winner in the market which asked customers to bet whether or not AEW would beat its competition by at least 150,000 viewers.

The winning selection was a 4/5 favourite when I came across the market on Tuesday night. It moved into 3/4 before 10AM BST the following morning.

2/10/20 - WWE Smackdown

Friday's Smackdown had a total average of 2,042,500 with 2,105,000 viewers tuned in for the first hour and 1,980,000 for the second.

The line for Kambi's Smackdown prop was set at 2,000,000 or more. Therefore, 'Yes' will win at odds of EVS. The opposite selection, 'No', was a 7/10 favourite.

Pro Wrestling TV Viewership Prop Bet Results From 21/9/20 - 25/9/20

Here are the TV viewership prop bet results from this week. They start with Monday's episode of Raw and end with the score from last night's episode of WWE Smackdown. 

21/9/20 - WWE Monday Night Raw

This week's episode of WWE Monday Night Raw had a total average audience of 1,667,667 viewers.

The result meant that 'No' was the winning selection in the prop market in which customers wagered on the number.

Kambi asked whether at least 1.68 Million would tune in. The eventual winner flipped from 9/10 into 4/5 while 'Yes' went in the opposite direction.

1,565,000 watched the third hour. This meant that 'Yes' was the winning selection in a second prop market for Monday. 

Clients gambled on the prospect of there being at least 1,500,000 tuned in for hour three. When the market was first installed both 'Yes' and 'No' selections were 17/20 apiece. By the following morning, the odds for the eventual winner had dipped into 3/4 while the 'No' selection was pushed out 19/20.

23/9/20 - AEW Dynamite and WWE NXT

AEW Dynamite once again beat WWE NXT when the two shows went head-to-head on Wednesday night.

AEW's show had a total average of 835,000 over the two hours while WWE's offering pulled in 696,000.

The line for Dynamite was set at 850,000 or above. As you'll see - in the table below - the eventual winner, 'No', was a 4/5 favourite on Sunday afternoon. Its price was reduced into 13/20 by 9:00AM BST on the day of the programme.

WWE NXT's line was 700,000. 'No' was the winning selection in this prop market as well. The selection was a 7/10 favourite initially, but was lowered into 1/2 sometime between Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning.

The third prop for Wednesday asked customers whether or not Dynamite would beat WWE's programme by at least 175,000 viewers.

With the difference being 139,000 people, 'No' was the winning selection.

As you can see in the table, both 'Yes' and 'No' opened at 17/20 apiece on Sunday. The eventual loser was backed into 4/5 by the following morning while 'No' was pushed out to 9/10. Both selections stalled at those respective prices right up to Wednesday evening.

25/9/20 - WWE Smackdown

The September 25th episode of WWE Smackdown had a total average of 2,032,000 with 2,050,000 tuned in for hour number one and a slight drop into 2,014,000 for the second half.

'Yes' will be the winning selection in the proposition which asked whether or not the episode would get an average of at least two million viewers.

Going by the betting, the eventual winner was cut from 19/20 into 17/20 initially. However, by yesterday morning the selection had moved up to 9/10 after the 'No' - which first started off as a 3/4 favourite before drifting to 17/20 - was backed into 4/5.

'Yes' will win another proposition that was waiting for the result of last night's programme.

In it, customers were asked whether or not Friday's episode of Smackdown would beat the number for the September 21st Raw by at least 275,000 viewers.  

The difference was 364,333. Therefore, the winner will cash in at odds of 19/20.

Pro Wrestling TV Viewership Prop Bet Results From 14/9/20 - 18/9/20

Here are all the TV viewership prop bets results from this week. They start with Monday's episode of WWE Raw, which went up against the first NFL Monday Night Football of the 2020 season, right through to the September 18th episode of WWE Smackdown on FOX.

14/9/20 - WWE Monday Night Raw

Monday's edition of WWE Raw had a total average audience of 1,689,000 viewers. 

The result means that 'Yes' was the winning selection in the proposition that asked customers whether or not the episode would get an average of at least '1.55 Million'.

The eventual winner started off at 3/5, but was moved up to 4/5 when 'No' was seemingly backed from 6/5 into 9/10.

Raw's viewership went from 1,812,000 - in hour one - to 1,734,000 in hour two. There was a drop into 1,521,000 for the final sixty minutes.

Kambi's second prop for Monday night asked customers whether the third hour would have at least 1,450,000 tuned in. 'Yes' will win by 71,000 viewers.

Unlike the above market, which pointed to the eventual winner drifting out, the price of the winning selection went down from 4/5 into 3/4 in this market.

16/9/20 - AEW Dynamite and WWE NXT

The winner of Wednesday night's head-to-head between AEW and WWE NXT was AEW Dynamite. It had an audience of 886,000 to NXT's 689,000.

For Dynamite, Kambi asked customers whether there would be at least 850,000 tuned in. As you'll see above, the eventual winner - 'Yes' - went from 4/5 into 7/10 within the first day I began following the odds and was then down to 1/2 on the day of the programme.

NXT's proposition was set at 650,000. 'No' was a 7/10 favourite, but was moved to 17/20 when 'Yes' was backed into 17/20 from EVS.

The betting was evidently on the correct side with both of those markets with 'Yes' being the correct play for each of them.

A spread special - this time asking customers whether AEW Dynamite would beat its Wednesday night opposition by at least 225,000 viewers was settled with 'No' winning due to the difference being 197,000.

The betting points to the consensus possibly having backed the potential winner as it fell from 27/25 into 17/20 while the other option was pushed out to 4/6 from 17/20.

18/9/20 - WWE Smackdown

Friday's episode of WWE Smackdown on Fox had a total average audience of 1,954,000 with 1,922,000 people there for the first hour and 1,986,000 for the second.

For the episode, Kambi asked its customers whether the show would have a total average of at least 2.35 Million.

As you can see above, the eventual winner - 'No' - was a a 7/10 favourite. It had moved up to 27/25 three days later while the 'Yes' was cut from EVS into 4/6.

By yesterday morning, the eventual winner had lowered into 3/4.

A final prop market will now be graded following the result. In it, customers bet on the prospect of Smackdown beating Monday's episode of Raw by at least 750,000 viewers.

The difference between Smackdown and Raw was 265,000. 'No' will be graded as the winning selection. It was initially 8/13, but was down to 13/25 a few hours later.

Pro Wrestling TV Viewership Prop Bet Results From 7/9/20 - 11/9/20

In what might become a regular thing for at least the next few weeks, I've decided to write about Kambi's pro wrestling TV viewership prop bet results in one single post rather than publishing separate posts for each night of TV.

Here are all the props - and their respective results - starting with Monday's Raw right through to last night's edition of WWE Smackdown.

7/9/20 - WWE Monday Night Raw

The September 7th episode of WWE Monday Night Raw had a total average audience of 1,725,000 viewers.

With that number, the winning selection - in the prop for the total average audience - will be settled with 'No' winning because Kambi asked its customers whether the show would do better than at least '1.85 Million'. 

Looking at the betting, it appears as though the consensus may have felt that the show would perform better than Kambi's line because 'Yes' went to 4/6 from 3/4 while the eventual winner moved out to 27/25 from 19/20.

The average was calculated by counting the audience per hour. The results were:

Hour 1 - 1,762,000

Hour 2 - 1,800,000

Hour 3 - 1,613,000

The third hour having 1,613,000 means that a second prop for Monday's airing was settled with 'No' winning again. This is because the market was specific to the third hour. It asked whether there would be 1,650,000 or more tuned in for it.

The wagering once again appears to have gone the wrong way because 'Yes' was the selection that was lowered. It went from 4/6 into 11/20 while 'No' was pushed out to 5/4 from 27/25.

8/9/20 - WWE NXT

The episode of WWE NXT Super Tuesday II that aired on the USA Network on September 8th had a total average of 838,000 viewers.

Kambi asked its customers whether the programme would have a total of at least 850,000 people tuned in. 

As you'll see, in the table below, the winning selection was 3/4 on Sunday. It was down into 13/25 within a day and was then down to 21/50 by Tuesday evening.

9/9/20 - AEW Dynamite

Wednesday's AEW Dynamite on TNT had a total average of 1,016,000 viewers. This good result means that the prop market for the show's audience was won by 'Yes'.

In the prop, customers were asked whether or not at least 950,000 people would tune in. As you'll see below, the betting went the way of the 'No' as it fell from 9/10 into 1/2 across the days the market was available.

The eventual winner was 7/5 on the day of the programme. It had started out as a 4/5 favourite.

With the viewership numbers for AEW Dynamite and Tuesday's WWE NXT official, a prop which asked whether AEW Dynamite would beat its competition by at least 100,000 was also settled. 

The winner - 'Yes' - was a 7/10 favourite. The difference between the two programmes was 178,000.

11/9/20 WWE Smackdown

Friday's edition of WWE Smackdown on FOX had a total average audience of 2,261,000. There were 2,236,000 viewers tuned in for the first hour and 2,286,000 for the second.

Kambi's prop market for the show asked customers whether there would be a total average of 2.05 Million.

The winning selection -'Yes' - was at 9/10 on Sunday, but was moved to EVS within a day after the 'No' was snipped into 7/10 from 4/5.

The final prop for the week asked customers whether Smackdown would beat Raw by at least 200,000 viewers. With Raw getting 1,725,000, the difference was 536,000. Therefore, the winning selection was 'Yes'.

As you can see from the betting, the odds for the eventual winner increased due to potential bets coming in on the 'No',

'Yes' was moved up from 6/5 after starting out at 27/25.

TV Viewership Number For 4/9/20 WWE Smackdown

Last night's episode of WWE Smackdown on FOX had a total average audience of 2,065,500.

The result now being out means that Kambi will settle three of its remaining professional wrestling TV prop bets that were available for this week.

In the Smackdown prop, customers were asked whether the episode would have at least 2.3 Million viewers tuned in for the two hours. The actual number being lower than the line means that 'No' will be the winning selection.

As you can see below, the eventual winner appears to have been backed as its price was backed into 7/10 after starting at 27/25 on Sunday.

'No' will be the winning selection in a prop which asked customers whether Smackdown's number would beat the Monday Night Raw viewership by 300,000 or more.

With Raw getting a total average of 1,896,333 the difference was 169,167.

The winner was 9/10 against the 4/5 that was offered to those who wanted to gamble on there being at least 300,000 viewers.

The final proposition asked customers whether the combined numbers for WWE and AEW programming for the week would top at least 6.25 Million viewers.

'No' will win this one as well because the overall total was 5,738,833 with the 849,000 that tuned in for WWE NXT and 928,000 for AEW Dynamite being added to the aforementioned viewership numbers for Raw and Smackdown.

The winning selection, in this market, was a 3/4 favourite over the 19/20 customers were offered for 'Yes'.

Raw Viewership Number For 31/8/20

ShowBuzzdaily.com has published the TV viewership numbers for last night's cable programmes. WWE Monday Night Raw had a total average audience of 1,896,333 viewers.

A couple of prop bets, that were created by Kambi, will now be settled following the release of these figures.

In the first, customers were asked to gamble on the prospect of Raw having at least a total average of two million people tuned in.

Both 'Yes' and 'No' were available at 17/20, but it'll be the latter that will be graded as the winner.

In the second prop, clients gambled on the performance of the third hour. 

Kambi asked whether it would do better than at least 1,900,000. Those who gambled on it performing worse than that will have bets settled in their favour as the total for the final sixty minutes was 1,703,000.

'No' started off at 4/6, but was down to 11/20 by Monday morning. 

Here's how all three hours performed:

Hour 1 - 2,104,000

Hour 2 - 1,882,000

Hour 3 - 1,703,000

TV Viewership Number For 28/8/20 WWE Smackdown

Last night's episode of WWE Smackdown on FOX had a total average audience of 2,180,500 viewers.

Now that the result is in, Kambi has settled the remaining pro wrestling TV prop markets for this week.

For last night, Kambi first asked its customers whether or not the total average would be 2,175,000 or higher.

When the market was published on Sunday, 'Yes' was 19/20 while 'No' was 3/4. However, by Monday morning, 'Yes' had been cut into 17/20 while its opposition was pushed up to 17/20.

Monday's Raw did over two million viewers. This may have prompted the oddsmakers to adjust the line for Smackcown because, by Wednesday evening, customers were left to gamble on whether or not Friday's episode would do better - or lower - than 2.3 Million.

With the total being 2,180,500, 'Yes' will be the winning selection with the initial line while 'No' will be graded as the winner with the adjusted line.

As noted above, Raw had a total average of 2,028,333 viewers. This result meant that a  Smackdown .vs. Raw proposition - which asked customers whether or not Friday's show would beat Raw by 375,000 or more viewers - will be settled with 'No' the winning selection.

The difference was 152,167 viewers.

As you'll see below, both 'Yes' and 'No' started off at 17/20 apiece. By Monday morning, the odds for the eventual winner had lowered into 13/20 while 'Yes' rose to 11/10.

Smackdown Viewership Number For August 21 2020

The viewership numbers for last night's WWE Smackdown on FOX have been released.

ShowBuzzdaily.com - the website that Kambi uses to grade its pro wrestling television markets - has indicated that 2,189,000 tuned in for the first hour and then there was a drop into 2,146.000 for the second.

This places the total average, for the night, at 2,167,500.

The result means that a prop market - in which customers could gamble on the total average will be settled in favour of 'Yes'.

As you'll see below, the bookmakers initially asked the punters whether or not the episode would have a total average of two million or more. The line was moved to 2.1 Million in midweek.

Kambi also published its regular Smackdown versus Raw spread proposition market.

In this one, customers were asked whether or not Smackdown would beat the August 17th episode of Monday Night Raw by at least 425.000 viewers.

With Raw getting a total average of 1,643,000, the difference was 524,000. Therefore, 'Yes' will be graded as the winning selection in this market as well.

As you'll see below, the selection started out at 9/10 before being moved up to 19/20 after 'No' was taken to 3/4 from 4/5.

In the end, both selections were at 17/20 after 'Yes' fell from the aforementioned 19/20.

Raw Viewership Number For 17 August

Last night's episode of WWE Raw had a total average audience of 1,643,000 viewers. 

This is according to the television viewership website, ShowBuzzdaily.com, that is used by Kambi's oddsmakers to settle their professional wrestling TV markets.

For last night, customers had the opportunity to gamble on two proposition markets for Raw.

In the first, the bookmakers asked whether the episode would record a 'Record Low' number. 

As you can see, the clients were asked if the episode would fall below 1,561,000 viewers. With the number being above that, the winning selection will obviously be 'No'.

The eventual winner was a 3/4 favourite when the market was published on Saturday. It was down to 4/6 yesterday afternoon.

The second proposition was another 'Record Low' special. This time, however, the bookmakers asked whether the third hour would fall below '1.463 Million' viewers.

ShowBuzzdaily.com reports that the third hour had an audience of 1,502,000. Therefore, the winning selection will be 'No' in that market as well.

Going by the betting,the eventual winner appears to have been backed as its price went from 17/20 into 7//10 sometime before 1:30PM BST yesterday.

WWE Smackdown TV Viewership Result For 14/8/20

The TV viewership results - for last night's episode of WWE Smackdown on FOX - have been released by the television ratings website, ShowBuzzdaily.com.

The episode had a total average audience of 1,978,500 viewers with 1,932,000 having tuned in for the first hour and 2,025,000 calculated for the second.

Now that the result is in, Kambi will settle its final three television proposition markets for this week's TV shows.

In the WWE Smackdown prop, customers gambled on the prospect of the episode having a total average of 2.0 Million or more.

'No' will win as a closing 4/6 favourite. The selection had started out at EVS when it was first published last weekend.

A second prop market asked customers whether they thought Smackdown would get at least 250,000 more viewers than Raw. 

As you can see below, 'Yes' was a 7/10 favourite. It will be graded as the winning selection because Raw had a total average of 1,722,000. Therefore, Smackdown beat it by 256,500 viewers.

A third proposition asked customers whether there would be a 'Double Ratings Gain' with Raw and Smackdown both registering more viewers than last week.

The August 3rd Raw had a total average of 1,714,667 viewers and the August 7th Smackdown had 1,956,000 so - with this week's Raw having 1,722,000 and Smacking recording an audience of 1,978,500 - the winning selection will be 'Yes'.

As you can see below, the eventual winner started out at 4/5, but was 27/25 within a day after 'No' was snipped from 9/10 into 4/6.

TV Viewership Prop Bet Results For August 12th's AEW Dynamite And WWE NXT

ShowBuzzdaily.com has released the television viewership numbers for the August 12th head-to-head between AEW Dynamite and WWE NXT. This means that a handful of viewership prop bets for both shows - as well as a couple that included the result from the most recent episode of WWE Monday Night Raw - will now be settled.

In this post, I'll go through all of the markets and see how the wagering went.

AEW Dynamite
For Wednesday's episode of AEW Dynamite, Kambi asked its customers whether they felt the show would do better - or worse - than at least 950,000 viewers.

As you'll see below, the odds for 'No' went down from 4/5 into 4/6 within the first day. They were then at 11/5 by 3:00PM BST on Tuesday afternoon.

The betting was on the right side as ShowBuzzdaily.com lists that the episode had an audience of 792,000.

WWE NXT

'No' was the winning selection for the WWE NXT viewership market.

In this prop, Kambi asked customers whether WWE NXT would get at least a total average of 770,000 over the two hours.

The show had 619,000 people tuned in.

Going by the betting, it appears as though the customers once again sided with the eventual winner as its price lowered. It was 4/5 early on Sunday evening and declined to 3/4 by 4:30PM BST the following day. It was 7/10 on Tuesday and was then at 13/20 in the hours before the episode aired.

AEW .vs. WWE NXT

The first proposition for Wednesday's head-to-head asked clients to gamble on the prospect of AEW's programme beating WWE NXT by at least 175,000 viewers.

With AEW Dynamite having 792,000 - and 619,000 tuned in for WWE NXT - the difference was 173,000. This obviously means the winning selection will be 'No'.

Both 'Yes' and 'No' opened at 17/20 apiece. However, the eventual winner was moved out to 9/10 when the 'Yes' was backed into 4/5.

Wednesday Total

The combined number for AEW Dynamite and WWE NXT was 1,411,000. Therefore, a proposition market - which asked whether or not the total would be '1.7 Million or More' = will see the 'No' selection graded as the winner here as well.

The eventual winner was a favourite throughout. It went from 4/5 right down to 11/25 in the period when it was available to wager on.

Monday Night Raw .vs. Both Wednesday Shows

As mentioned in a post published on Wednesday morning, ShowBuzzdaily.com pointed out that Monday's edition of WWE Raw had a total average audience of 1,722,000. 

This meant that, going into Wednesday night, the gamblers that may have backed 'Yes' in a Raw .vs. Wednesday Total proposition were hoping for the combined number for AEW and NXT to be below that.

As we know, the combined number for Dynamite and NXT was 1,411,000 . Therefore, Raw won by 311,000. This means that 'Yes' was the winning selection.

Going by the wagering, the favourite  - and what turned out to be the eventual winner - was backed into 4/9 from an opening 13/25.

Both Wednesday Shows .vs. Raw's Third Hour

Also in the post from Wednesday was the note that Raw had an audience of 1,601,000 for its third hour. There was a similar market to the one mentioned above. However, in it, customers were asked to gamble on whether Wednesday's total would beat that of Raw's third hour.

With AEW Dynamite and WWE NXT having a combined total of 1,411,000 it meant that the winning selection will be 'No' as Raw's third hour beat the combined total for Dynamite and NXT by 190,000.

Monday Night Raw .vs. WWE NXT

With WWE Monday Night Raw having a total average of 1,722,000 viewers, a prop which asked whether or not Raw would beat WWE NXT by at least 1,000,000 viewers will be graded in favour of 'Yes'.

As you can see below, the eventual winner was 19/20.

P18-49 Ratings Spread

There was a spread proposition which asked customers to gamble on the prospect of AEW Dynamite being twenty-five places above WWE NXT in the Persons 18-49 TV ratings rankings.

AEW's show was ninth in the night with a rating of 0.32 in the P18-49 category. WWE NXT was further down the order with a rating of 0.16. It was 65th on the list, so anyone who may have backed 'Yes' would have had wagers settled in their favour.

Going by the betting, you'll see the movement went the other way as 'No' was backed from 4/6 into 11/20 while the eventual winner rose from 27/25 to 13/10.