Betting lines are open for AEW Redemption, and two of the six champions defending titles tonight at the Bell Centre in Montreal are underdogs in their own matches.
BetOnline Sports and Casino has posted real-time match lines for the full card. The two title changes the board is pointing toward are in the AEW Women’s World Championship match and the AEW National Championship match.
Willow Nightingale opened at -150 to take the AEW Women’s World Championship from Thekla, who sits at +110 to retain. That is the closest title line on the card and the only one where the challenger is favored by a clear margin. Nightingale returned from a shoulder injury and won the Women’s Casino Gauntlet to earn the shot, and the winner is in line to face 2026 Women’s Owen Hart Cup winner Mercedes Moné at All In London.
The AEW National Championship line is the lopsided one. Andrade El Idolo opened at -2000 to win the title, with defending champion Mark Davis at +700. In implied terms, that puts Andrade at roughly a 95 percent chance of walking out with the belt, the strongest position given to any challenger on the card.
Everywhere else, the champions are favored, and in two cases heavily. Kenny Omega opened at -5000 to retain the AEW Men’s World Championship against TNT Champion Kevin Knight, who is at +1200. Christian Cage and Adam Copeland carry the same -5000 number to keep the AEW Men’s World Tag Team Championship against Claudio Castagnoli and PAC at +1200.
Kyle Fletcher is at -1000 to hold the AEW International Championship against ROH Men’s World Champion Bandido at +550, and Hikaru Shida is at -175 to keep the TBS Championship against Maya World at +135.
On the non-title side, Chris Jericho is a -200 favorite over Tommaso Ciampa in their No Holds Barred Match. Jon Moxley and Will Ospreay are at -400 against The Young Bucks at +250. Jay White and Juice Robinson are at -250 over The Dogs at +170 in the Double Chain Match.
The six-way ladder match for the No. 1 contendership to the AEW International Championship is the widest-open race on the board. “Speedball” Mike Bailey opened as the narrow favorite at +125, with The Beast Mortos right behind at +140 and Jack Perry at +300. Komander is at +700, and the field option covering the rest of the match, which includes Nick Wayne and El Clon, sits at +350.
The Buy-In pre-show starts at 6 p.m. ET / 3 p.m. PT and the main card follows at 7 p.m. ET / 4 p.m. PT, an hour earlier than AEW’s usual pay-per-view slot. The show airs on HBO Max, Prime Video, PPV.com, Fubo and YouTube in the United States, and internationally on MyAEW.
AEW Redemption opening odds
AEW Men’s World Championship Kenny Omega (c) -5000 Kevin Knight +1200
AEW Women’s World Championship Thekla (c) +110 Willow Nightingale -150
AEW Men’s World Tag Team Championship Adam Copeland and Christian Cage (c) -5000 Claudio Castagnoli and PAC +1200
AEW National Championship Andrade El Idolo -2000 Mark Davis (c) +700
AEW International Championship Kyle Fletcher (c) -1000 Bandido +550
TBS Championship Hikaru Shida (c) -175 Maya World +135
No Holds Barred Match “The Painmaker” Chris Jericho -200 Tommaso Ciampa +150
Tag Team Match Jon Moxley and Will Ospreay -400 The Young Bucks +250
Double Chain Match Jay White and Juice Robinson -250 The Dogs +170
Six-Way Ladder Match Mike Bailey +125 The Beast Mortos +140 Jack Perry +300 Any Other Wrestler +350 Komander +700
Odds are as of open and are subject to change.
