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Early betting odds for Elimination Chamber 2024

The Elimination Chamber kicks off in less than 24 hours and we are bringing the early odds for the show and will update the numbers tomorrow a few hours before bell time.

The odds will change so always keep an eye out on the latest figures and also mr bet kod promocyjny for bets.

In the men’s Elimination Chamber match, Drew McIntyre is currently the favorite to book his WrestleMania trip against Seth Rollins with odds of 1/7. Randy Orton is second with 17/4 while LA Knight is 7/1, Kevin Owens and Logan Paul are 17/1, and Bobby Lashley is 20/1.

In the women’s Elimination Chamber, Becky Lynch shares the same odds of her male counterpart, with 1/7 odds and favorite to win. Bianca Belair is 4/1 and second while Naomi is 9/1, Liv Morgan is 10/1, and Raquel Rodriguez and Tiffany Stratton both at 20/1.

The Judgment Day will defend their Undisputed WWE Tag Team titles against New Catch Republic and the champions are 1/20 big favorites to keep their straps while their opponents are 7/1 underdogs.

And in the WWE Women’s World title match, Rhea Ripley is the monster favorite with 1/50 odds to retain her gold in her home country while Nia Jax is 9/1 for the big upset.


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Colin Vassallo
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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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