How To Bet On WrestleMania 2024: Betting Guide, Odds, Matchups, Where To Watch

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How To Bet On WrestleMania 2024: Betting Guide, Odds, Matchups, Where To Watch

For wrestling fans and bettors, WrestleMania is the biggest event of the Year. It’s the world’s largest professional wrestling promotion and the sport’s version of the Super Bowl, featuring wrestling superstars such as Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Logan Paul.

Originally created in 1985, WrestleMania is held by World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). It was WWE’s first-ever pay-per-view event and is now the longest-running and most successful professional wrestling event in history.

The 2024 competition is the 40th WrestleMania event. It will take place at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia on Saturday, April 6 and Sunday, April 7, starting at 7 p.m. ET both nights. Viewers can tune in on WWE Network or stream the event on Peacock.


Between WrestleMania and the Final Four of March Madness, sports bettors have plenty to wager on this weekend.

Odds for the event are now available at online sportsbooks. Here’s a look at the WrestleMania 40 odds along with how to wager on the event.

How To Bet On WrestleMania

You won’t find any traditional WrestleMania betting markets at legal U.S. sportsbooks, as none of the legal sports betting states have approved it as a legal betting market.

However, DraftKings has a contest where you can win real money.

The WWE is scripted with predetermined outcomes. Sportsbooks do not accept wagers on events whose results can be known ahead of time like the Super Bowl’s National Anthem.

However, some international sportsbooks like Unibet offer WWE odds, as they are not subject to the same laws and regulations as U.S. sportsbooks.

If you do have access, betting on WWE is similar to wagering on other sports like UFC, MMA and boxing. The most popular markets are moneyline wagers on who will win a specific fight, but some sportsbooks also offer prop bets and futures related to WWE.

With a number of fights scheduled for both nights of the event, bettors have plenty of betting options to choose from.

WrestleMania Odds

Odds from Unibet and subject to change.

April 6 Card

Intercontinental Championship

  • Gunther (-250)
  • Sami Zayn (+175)

Jimmy Uso vs. Jey Uso

  • Jey Uso (-315)
  • Jimmy Uso (+210)

Rey Mysterio & Dragon Lee vs. Santos Escobar & Dominik Mysterio

  • Rey Mysterio & Dragon Lee: +140
  • Santos Escobar & Dominik Mysterio: -200

Six-Woman Tag Match

  • Bianca Belair, Jade Cargill & Naomi: -1250
  • Damage CTRL:+550

The Bloodline vs. Cody Rhodes & Seth Rollins

  • Cody Rhodes & Seth Rollins: +375
  • The Bloodline: -670

Undisputed Tag Team Championship

  • The Awesome Truth: -143
  • DIY: +300
  • A-Town Down Under: +400
  • New Catch Republic: +600
  • The Judgement Day: +600
  • The New Day: +600

Women’s World Championship

  • Becky Lynch: +255
  • Rhea Ripley: -400

April 7 Card

AJ Styles vs. LA Knight

  • AJ Styles (+375)
  • LA Knight (-670)

The Pride vs. Final Testament

  • The Pride: -250
  • The Final Testament: +175

Undisputed Universal Championship

  • Cody Rhodes: -400
  • Roman Reigns: +255

United States Championship

  • Logan Paul: -225
  • Randy Orton: +290
  • Kevin Owens: +350

Women’s Championship

  • Bayley: -670
  • Iyo Sky: +380

World Heavyweight Championship

  • Drew McIntyre: -335
  • Seth Rollins: +220

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Tyler Maher
Tyler Maher Editor

Tyler is the Deputy Editor of Forbes Betting, helping expand the vertical since its launch in 2022. Before joining Forbes, he worked for MLB.com, The Game Day and Minute Media. Originally from the Boston area, he graduated from Tufts University in 2015 and currently lives in Providence, RI.

Henry Palattella
Henry Palattella Editor

Henry Palattella is a writer and editor based in Cleveland, Ohio, where he can usually be found ranting to his cat about how injuries robbed Grady Sizemore of a Hall of Fame career. He also works as a writer for MLB.com along with freelancing for numerous publications in Northeast Ohio. A native of Erie, Pennsylvania, he is a graduate of Kent State University, where he graduated the same year that Julian Edelman completed his degree.