WWE: wrestling show matches and specials before the event
WWE is the pro wrestling promotion group within the pre-match line. In this kind of wrestling, match results are decided beforehand by the people who write the show. A bet is a call on the outcome the promotion will choose to present to its audience.
How the WWE list is built
Every event title reads like a label: the promotion first, then the brand or show, sometimes the title at stake or the match type, and finally the participants joined by "vs". Below the title the list prints two names in capital letters, each with its price. Some rows show no price at all; they open a page with a much longer set of selections.
Event type | What the title tells you | What you bet on |
|---|---|---|
Singles match | two wrestlers and the show hosting them | which of the two wins |
Championship match | the name of the title on the line | the winner of the match |
Tag team match | two pairs or factions, partners linked by "&" | the winning side |
Stipulation match | the match type, which changes how it can be won | the winner under that stipulation |
Tournament or big-show winner | the word "Winner" | one name out of the whole field |
Specials and long-range bets | a major event or a distant date | a question about where the story goes, such as a future title holder |
The last two rows are not settled by a single match. Under the site rules they are paid out once the competition is over, according to that tournament's own rules, and a change in the number of entrants along the way leaves the bets standing.
Decisions made after the show
Settlement follows what happened during the event itself. A ruling, correction or change announced by the promotion afterwards does not alter a bet that has already been settled.
Beyond WWE
Every pro wrestling competition on offer before the event is collected under Pro Wrestling. Backing a WWE match in dirhams starts with opening a 1xBet account.