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Latest betting odds for Elimination Chamber 2024

The Elimination Chamber will start in a couple of hours from a packed Optus Stadium in Perth, Australia where around 50,000 fans will witness WWE’s first premium live event in the country in years!

We’ll take a look at the latest betting odds which are correct at time of this writing. Please be careful when betting with real money as odds might change. If you’re down under, take a look at new no deposit bonus codes Australia for some freebies.

Drew McIntyre’s odds of winning the men’s Elimination Chamber increased as he is now 1/12 favorite to win the match. Randy Orton is at 5/1 and LA Knight has 7/1 odds. Logan Paul and Bobby Lashley are 11/1 and 16/1 respectively while Kevin Owens is a lost case with 25/1 odds.

The women’s Elimination Chamber match has a clear winner too according to bookmakers with Becky Lynch’s odds set at 1/16. Bianca Belair is 6/1 and Raquel Rodriquez is 8/1. Liv Morgan is 10/1, Naomi is 20/1, and Tiffany Stratton has Owens’ same odds of 25/1.

The Undisputed WWE Tag Team titles aren’t going anywhere, or so the numbers say, as The Judgment Day are 1/8 favorites to retain while New Catch Republic are 4/1.

And last and certainly not least, Rhea Ripley is 1/25 favorite to keep the WWE Women’s World title today against her opponent Nia Jax who is 15/2.


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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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