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Best Bets for AEW All In Texas: Updated Odds For Each Match

by
Marcus Williams
July 11, 2025

When forecasting the annual pay-per-views and premium live events that major pro wrestling promotions hold, there was no indication in early 2025 that July 11th through 13th would be the biggest weekend of the year outside of WrestleMania in April.

All-Elite Wrestling is holding its largest yearly pay-per-view, All In, tomorrow night in Arlington, Texas. The WWE has scheduled numerous significant events surrounding All In, in what appears to be an attempt to establish a stranglehold on their “competition.”

Tonight, the go-home edition of SmackDown will air live on the USA Network. Tomorrow at 3 PM, NXT Great American Bash will air on Peacock. Tomorrow at 8 PM on NBC, Saturday Night’s Main Event will feature a championship match between Gunther and Bill Goldberg, in what could end up being the latter’s final match of their career.

Sunday at 3 PM, WWE Evolution, an all-women’s premium live event, will begin on Peacock. And on Monday, RAW will air on Netflix at 8 PM to round out the weekend.

In the middle of that WWE blitz of activity, AEW All In will attempt to carve out its own piece of the action. Odds for AEW betting are posted for nearly the entire card, with multiple sportsbooks creating lines.

AEW World Championship Match

Jon Moxley +425, +425
Adam Page -850, -800
(BetOnline, BetUS)

Jon Moxley has been the AEW World Champion for 271 days, but pro wrestling sportsbooks are unified in their belief that “Hangman” Adam Page will win the belt tomorrow. If accurate, this will be the second time that Page has been the champion.

AEW Women’s World Championship Match

Toni Storm -130, +150
Mercedes Mone -110, -200
(BetOnline, BetUS)

The odds for this match favor different competitors at the top pro wrestling betting sites, as Mercedes Money is projected to win at BetUS, while BetOnline suggests that Toni Storm will retain her title.

Continental and International Championship Match

Kenny Omega -180, -175
Kazuchika Okada +140, +130
(BetOnline, BetUS)

Kenny Omega is the Continental Champion. Okada is the International Champion. The winner will unify these two belts, and the current favorite is Omega.

AEW World Tag Team Championship Match

The Patriarchy +250, +170
The Hurt Syndicate -400, -260
JetSpeed +500, +400
(BetOnline, BetUS)

The Hurt Syndicate is on an impressive run of 161 days as the AEW Tag Team Champions. Their reign is expected to continue, as Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin hold a sizable lead in the moneyline odds over JetSpeed and The Patriarchy.

The Young Bucks vs. Ospreay/Strickland

The Young Bucks -160
Will Ospreay And Swerve Strickland +120
(BetUS)

The Young Bucks always manage to secure a match when it comes time for an AEW pay-per-view. Tomorrow, they’re predicted to beat the team of Will Ospreay and Swerve Strickland, but their lead is not commanding.