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Betting odds have these two winning Money in the Bank ladder matches

Following Friday Night SmackDown this week, my inbox was hit with the usual rundown of the betting odds from BetOnline for the next major premium live event from WWE. In this case, that would be Money in the Bank, taking place later this evening (Sat., Oct. 10, 2026) at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Most of the odds are unsurprising and haven’t seen much movement since they opened, and even if they have it’s relatively insignificant. For example, Roman Reigns opened as a -1500 favorite to defeat LA Knight and retain his world heavyweight championship. Those odds are now at -900. A shift, yes, but he’s still massively favored.

Stephanie Vaquer is a -400 favorite to retain the women’s world championship against Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch while Oba Femi is at -450 to defeat Bronson Reed in their singles match.

Of particular interest here are the two Money in the Bank ladder matches, which have seen small swings in favor of two wrestlers in particular.

Here are complete odds for both matches.

Bron Breakker -200
Kevin Owens +200
Penta +200
CM Punk +900
Trick Williams +900
Je’Von Evans +2500

Roxanne Perez -400
Lash Legend +200
Tiffany Stratton +300
Lola Vice +1200
Sol Ruca +1200
Jacy Jayne +1400

Breakker opened as a -110 favorite and Perez opened at -150. It’s looking more and more likely all the time that those are the two who will leave New Orleans with a briefcase.

Or perhaps a championship after cashing in the contract inside it?

The event draws nearer.

 

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