WWE Elimination Chamber Odds 2023: Our Picks to Win

After the shocking events of the Royal Rumble which saw Sami Zayn dramatically turn on Roman Reigns, WWE betting fans are excitedly awaiting the next stop on the road to WrestleMania: Elimination Chamber. This year’s Elimination Chamber is even more thrilling as takes place in Zayn’s hometown of Montreal.

Although online sports betting fanatics are normally used to robust challenges at the Bell Centre, home to the NHL betting favorites the Canadiens, the Elimination Chamber promises to be the most brutal stop on the road to WrestleMania 39.

In addition to the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship match, there are two marquee Elimination Chamber matches as well as the returns of Brock Lesnar, Beth Phoenix, and Edge.

Read on for the latest Elimination Chamber odds and WWE betting insights from the experts at GambleOnline.

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WWE Elimination Chamber Betting Odds & Predictions

We have the latest sports betting odds for WWE Elimination Chamber 2023, courtesy of BetOnline:

Undisputed WWE Universal Championship Match – Roman Reigns

At many Royal Rumbles, the shock of the night comes at the conclusion of the namesake matches. At this year’s Rumble, however, the shock came after a brutal post-title match assault of Kevin Owens by the Bloodline. Rather than attack his long-time friend Owens, Zayn instead turned the steel chair on the Undisputed Champion, Roman Reigns.

In a stunning betrayal, Zayn struck a blow to the Bloodline before he was decimated by Jimmy Uso and Solo Sikoa. In a brutal scene which caused Jey Uso to walk away from the Bloodline, Zayn became an even bigger superstar than ever before.

For the first time in almost three years, cracks have started to form in the Bloodline. Although Jey Uso supports his twin brother, his allegiances to Roman are now in question. Normally Roman Reigns can count on the Usos, Sikoa, and Zayn to support him, but at Elimination Chamber he can probably only rely on Sikoa.

That being said, I don’t believe that Sami Zayn will be able to wrangle the titles away from Reigns at Elimination Chamber. It’s not that I don’t believe that Zayn has the ability or popularity, rather that this doesn’t feel like the conclusion to Reigns’ historic title reigns.

With Cody Rhodes awaiting the victor at WrestleMania 39, this match feels like it is more about Zayn and the Bloodline than the titles. So while I would expect Reigns to retain the titles, I feel that this match will have feature twists and further shocking turns.

Women’s Elimination Chamber Match – Asuka

Raw Women’s Champion Bianca Belair is in need of a challenger for WrestleMania 39 and, mirroring Bianca’s journey last year, that challenger will need to emerge victorious from the Elimination Chamber.

After months of speculation, Asuka returned to WWE at the Royal Rumble. This Asuka was decidedly different in tone, darker and more vicious than before. Asuka lasted until the final three of the Rumble before being eliminated by the eventual winner, Rhea Ripley.

Asuka fans have long been waiting for a defining WrestleMania moment. For many, WrestleMania 34 should have been her moment but Asuka’s 914-day undefeated streak was ended by Charlotte Flair. Could this year be an opportunity to right a wrong and finally see an indomitable Asuka assert herself on the main roster as she did on NXT? I think that Asuka is rightly the favorite to win the Elimination Chamber and I expect her to dethrone Belair at WrestleMania.

On the flip side, I do feel that Raquel Rodriguez and Liv Morgan have some pretty great odds. Both Morgan and Rodriguez impressed at the Rumble, with Morgan lasting the entire length of the match. Although they are both dark horses for the Elimination Chamber, I would consider wagering on Rodriguez as she could definitely go toe-to-toe with Belair.

United States Championship Elimination Chamber Match – Seth Rollins

The US Championship has been wildly unpredictable since Triple H took over. Austin Theory and Seth Rollins have traded wins and the gold but the brash, young Theory has survived since stealing the title at Survivor Series.

Both Theory and Rollins have experience in the Elimination Chamber but I think that the field is fairly open. Any of these competitors have potential to walk away from Montreal with the championship, which only serves to make this even more exciting for real money sports betting fans.

Could this be Montez Ford’s opportunity to shine? Could Bronson Reed get a second shot after his NXT North American Championship tenure was cut short? Could Johnny Gargano strike gold and truly announce himself on the main roster? The field is wide open and Triple H is certainly keeping Raw exciting in the run-up to WrestleMania.

Personally, I’m backing Seth Rollins as he is a wily competitor who has yet to win the Elimination Chamber. After a few years of questions around his WrestleMania status, I think that Rollins deserves a definitive spot on the Show of Shows.

Mixed Tag Team Match – Edge & Beth Phoenix

Back at Extreme Rules 2022, Rhea Ripley of the Judgment Day unleashed a brutal conchairto on Beth Phoenix at the conclusion of Edge & Bálor’s ‘I Quit’ match. Ripley’s cruel assault sidelined Phoenix for months but the Glamazon returned at Royal Rumble with her sights set on the Nightmare.

Although Ripley won the Rumble and will head to WrestleMania 39 to face Charlotte Flair, Phoenix and Ripley will collide at Elimination Chamber in this mixed tag team match. Although Edge and Bálor also have plenty of unfinished business, the real contest will be between Phoenix and Ripley.

This is something of a dream match for many, pitting two of WWE’s heaviest hitters against one another at a major event. I don’t think that Ripley will personally lose so close to WrestleMania, so I’d expect Bálor to take the pin in Montreal.

Brock Lesnar v Bobby Lashley – Brock Lesnar

Fusing the world of WWE betting and MMA betting, two of WWE’s most accomplished male MMA fighters will collide once again at Elimination Chamber. Former WWE and UFC champion Brock Lesnar has been a thorn in Bobby Lashley’s side for more than a year. While the two have fought for the title over the last year, this is now beyond personal for both fighters.

Although Lashley has defeated Lesnar, the Beast has the Allmighty’s number these days. An unrelenting series of F-5s decimated Lashley on Raw and I truly believe that Lesnar will continue his dominance at Elimination Chamber.

From my perspective, Lashley’s best chance lies with MVP and the potential reformation of the Hurt Business. That being said, I could completely see Lesnar toss aside his former Minnesota Wrestling teammate and roommate Shelton Benjamin in pursuit of another victory over Lashley.

When is WWE Elimination Chamber 2023?

WWE Elimination Chamber will air live at 8pm ET / 5pm PT on Saturday, February 18th. Elimination Chamber will be held at the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Elimination Chamber will actually be taking place on the same night as NJPW’s Battle in the Valley event. Mercedes Monè, formerly Sasha Banks, will face KAIRI for the IWGP Women’s Championship. Battle in the Valley starts at 10pm ET, so pro wrestling betting fans can watch both Elimination Chamber and the return of Sasha Banks back-to-back!

Where can I watch Elimination Chamber in 2023?

US WWE fans can watch Elimination Chamber live on Peacock. In Canada, you can watch Elimination Chamber on Sportsnet Now. Fans in the rest of the world can watch via the WWE Network.

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