The latest betting odds for WWE Money in the Bank 2026 are out, and BetOnline has some pretty strong favorites heading into the October 10 premium live event.
According to the current odds from BetOnline.ag, Bron Breakker is the favorite to win the Men’s Money in the Bank ladder match at -200. Penta sits behind him at +170, while Kevin Owens is currently listed at +300.
The rest of the field has much longer odds. Trick Williams is at +750, CM Punk is at +800, and Je’Von Evans is the biggest underdog in the match at +2500.
Current Men’s Money in the Bank odds:
- Bron Breakker: -200
- Penta: +170
- Kevin Owens: +300
- Trick Williams: +750
- CM Punk: +800
- Je’Von Evans: +2500
On the women’s side, Roxanne Perez is currently the favorite at -300. Lash Legend is next at +200, followed by Tiffany Stratton at +300. Sol Ruca and Lola Vice are both sitting at +1200, while Jacy Jayne is currently the biggest underdog in the field at +1400.
Current Women’s Money in the Bank odds:
- Roxanne Perez: -300
- Lash Legend: +200
- Tiffany Stratton: +300
- Sol Ruca: +1200
- Lola Vice: +1200
- Jacy Jayne: +1400
There is also a massive favorite in the WWE World Heavyweight Championship match. Roman Reigns is listed at -1500 to retain against LA Knight, who is currently sitting at +600.
Current WWE World Heavyweight Championship odds:
- Roman Reigns (c): -1500
- LA Knight: +600
Oba Femi is also a strong favorite in his singles match against Bronson Reed. Femi is listed at -500, while Reed is at +300.
Current Oba Femi vs. Bronson Reed odds:
- Oba Femi: -500
- Bronson Reed: +300
These numbers make it pretty clear who the sportsbooks expect to walk out of Money in the Bank with the biggest wins. Bron Breakker and Roxanne Perez are the favorites in the ladder matches, while Roman Reigns is being treated like a near-lock to keep the World Heavyweight Championship.
Of course, Money in the Bank is one of those shows where one ladder grab or one surprise finish can blow up every prediction in a hurry. The odds may point heavily in one direction, but WWE has plenty of room to throw everyone a curveball on October 10.
Which Money in the Bank betting line surprises you the most, and do you think any of these underdogs actually pull off the upset? Let us know what you think in the comments.
