WWE Money in the Bank Results for October 10, 2026, delivered two major betting upsets as Penta and Tiffany Stratton won the men’s and women’s ladder matches in New Orleans. Penta entered with reported pre-event odds of +200, while Stratton was available at +300. Neither was the betting favorite. Liv Morgan also defeated Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch to capture the Women’s World Championship, producing another surprise on a five-match card.
Roman Reigns retained the World Heavyweight Championship against LA Knight, and Oba Femi defeated Bronson Reed. Of the five reported pre-event betting favorites, only Reigns and Femi won. The ladder-match winner markets are now settled, while Penta and Stratton hold contracts that create future championship opportunities.
The main betting takeaway is that WWE’s scripted outcomes can still differ sharply from market expectations. This recap covers every result, the October 10 odds, winning underdog prices, important moments and the championship storylines developing ahead of Crown Jewel.
Quick Money in the Bank Betting Takeaways
- Men’s Money in the Bank winner: Penta, listed at +200 before the event.
- Women’s Money in the Bank winner: Tiffany Stratton, listed at +300.
- New Women’s World Champion: Liv Morgan, listed at +200.
- World Heavyweight Champion: Roman Reigns retained against LA Knight.
- Other match winner: Oba Femi defeated Bronson Reed.
- Biggest betting lesson: Three of the five pre-event favorites lost.
- Current contract holders: Penta and Tiffany Stratton.
- Next major WWE event: Crown Jewel on November 7, 2026.
The most notable result was not simply that two underdogs won the ladder matches. It was that both markets had moved strongly toward other competitors in the days leading up to the event.
Bron Breakker had become the men’s favorite at -200, while Roxanne Perez was an overwhelming -400 favorite in the women’s match. Both lost to competitors carrying substantially longer prices.
WWE Money in the Bank 2026 Results: Complete Match Card
Money in the Bank took place Saturday, October 10, 2026, at Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, Louisiana.
The five-match card featured two six-person ladder matches, two championship matches and a singles contest between Oba Femi and Bronson Reed.
| Match | Winner | Betting Result |
|---|---|---|
| Men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match | Penta | +200 underdog won |
| Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match | Tiffany Stratton | +300 underdog won |
| Women’s World Championship Triple Threat | Liv Morgan, new champion | +200 underdog won |
| World Heavyweight Championship | Roman Reigns retained | -900 favorite won |
| Oba Femi vs. Bronson Reed | Oba Femi | -400 favorite won |
The betting prices are from a BetOnline pre-event board reported on October 10. They are historical observations, not current odds or confirmation that every bettor could obtain those prices.
WWE’s official Money in the Bank results confirm all five winners.
The two ladder matches created the biggest surprises, while Liv Morgan’s championship victory produced another notable result for bettors who had backed an underdog.
Men’s Money in the Bank Results: Penta Wins at +200
Penta won the 2026 Men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match, defeating Bron Breakker, Kevin Owens, CM Punk, Trick Williams and Je’Von Evans.
It was one of the night’s biggest upsets because Bron Breakker had become a clear favorite in the final pre-event betting market.
Historical odds reference: October 10, 2026. These markets are settled and no longer available.
| Men’s Ladder Match Competitor | Pre-Event Odds | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Bron Breakker | -200 | Lost |
| Penta | +200 | Won |
| Kevin Owens | +200 | Lost |
| CM Punk | +900 | Lost |
| Trick Williams | +900 | Lost |
| Je’Von Evans | +2500 | Lost |
How Penta Won the Men’s Ladder Match
Bron Breakker dominated portions of the match with repeated Spears, eliminating opponents from immediate contention and creating several opportunities to retrieve the briefcase.
Je’Von Evans was involved in one of the most dramatic moments when Breakker sent him off a ladder and through the roof of an ambulance positioned near ringside.
Evans had already been taken from the ringside area on a stretcher before returning in the ambulance to rejoin the match.
With Breakker and Penta among the final competitors standing, Penta delivered a Mexican Destroyer from a ladder onto another ladder.
That move gave him enough time to climb and retrieve the contract, becoming Mr. Money in the Bank.
What Penta’s +200 Odds Mean
A +200 price carries a raw break-even probability of 33.3% before bookmaker margin.
A hypothetical $100 winning ticket on Penta at that price would have produced $200 in profit, plus the return of the original stake.
By comparison, Breakker’s -200 price required bettors to risk $200 to earn $100 in profit.
Breakker had the more heavily favored booking case, but the final result demonstrated why a strong favorite in a scripted multi-person match is not equivalent to a guaranteed winner.
The market had also moved considerably during event week. Earlier reported prices placed Penta at +115 and Breakker at +135. By October 10, Penta had moved to +200 while Breakker had shortened to -200.
That movement made Penta’s eventual winning payout more attractive to anyone who obtained the later price. It did not prove that the later price was necessarily mispriced before the event.
Men’s Money in the Bank Betting Result: Penta +200 won. Bron Breakker -200, the pre-event favorite, lost.
Women’s Money in the Bank Results: Tiffany Stratton Wins at +300
Tiffany Stratton won the Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match for the second time in her career.
She defeated Roxanne Perez, Lash Legend, Sol Ruca, Lola Vice and Jacy Jayne to claim the 2026 contract.
The result was a significant betting upset because Perez had become the overwhelming market favorite leading into the event.
| Women’s Ladder Match Competitor | Pre-Event Odds | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Roxanne Perez | -400 | Lost |
| Lash Legend | +200 | Lost |
| Tiffany Stratton | +300 | Won |
| Lola Vice | +1200 | Lost |
| Sol Ruca | +1200 | Lost |
| Jacy Jayne | +1400 | Lost |
How Tiffany Stratton Secured the Briefcase
Stratton had to survive several dangerous ladder exchanges before finding the opening that decided the match.
Sol Ruca produced one of the most memorable sequences by delivering a Sol Snatcher from a ladder to Roxanne Perez.
That exchange removed one of the strongest favorites from immediate contention.
The decisive moment came when Stratton and Lash Legend were the final competitors standing near the ladder.
Stratton struck Legend with the briefcase, knocking her off the ladder, and completed the climb to win the match.
Why Tiffany’s Victory Was a Major Betting Surprise
Roxanne Perez was listed at -400 before the event, implying a raw break-even probability of 80%.
Stratton was +300, implying a 25% break-even probability.
A hypothetical $100 winning ticket on Stratton at +300 would have produced $300 in profit, plus the original stake.
Those percentages should not be interpreted as the wrestlers’ true chances of winning because multi-person betting markets include substantial bookmaker margin.
Stratton’s victory also makes her a two-time Money in the Bank winner after previously capturing the women’s briefcase in 2024.
Women’s Money in the Bank Betting Result: Tiffany Stratton +300 won. Roxanne Perez -400, the heavily favored selection, lost.
Liv Morgan Wins the Women’s World Championship at +200
Liv Morgan defeated Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch in a Triple Threat Match to regain the Women’s World Championship.
Vaquer entered as the defending champion and a -400 betting favorite.
Morgan was listed at +200, while Lynch was +500.
| Competitor | Pre-Event Odds | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Stephanie Vaquer (c) | -400 | Lost championship |
| Liv Morgan | +200 | Won championship |
| Becky Lynch | +500 | Lost |
Vaquer and Lynch became increasingly focused on each other during the match, creating an opportunity for Morgan.
After Vaquer sent Lynch crashing onto a table outside the ring, Morgan capitalized on the distraction and hit Oblivion on Vaquer to secure the victory.
The result returned the Women’s World Championship to The Judgment Day and changed the women’s title picture immediately before the post-event episode of RAW.
From a betting perspective, Morgan’s +200 price was another important underdog result.
The market had assigned Vaquer a much higher implied winning probability, but the Triple Threat stipulation offered alternative paths to a title change that did not require a straightforward one-on-one victory.
Women’s World Championship Betting Result: Liv Morgan +200 won. Stephanie Vaquer -400, the favorite, lost.
Roman Reigns and Oba Femi: The Favorites Who Won
Not every favorite failed at Money in the Bank. Roman Reigns and Oba Femi won their respective matches, producing the two successful favorite outcomes on the five-match card.
Roman Reigns Defeats LA Knight to Retain
Roman Reigns defeated LA Knight to retain the World Heavyweight Championship.
Reigns entered the event at -900, while Knight was listed at +500.
The match featured several near-falls, including Knight countering a Spear into a BFT and surviving one of Reigns’ Spears.
Reigns eventually regained control and finished the match with a series of Superman Punches followed by a decisive Spear.
Although Knight gave the champion a competitive challenge, Reigns retained as the sportsbook market had strongly anticipated.
At -900, a bettor would have needed to risk $900 to earn $100 in profit.
That illustrates the limited payout attached to a heavily favored scripted outcome, even when the market correctly identifies the winner.
Betting Result: Roman Reigns -900 won.
Oba Femi Defeats Bronson Reed
Oba Femi defeated Bronson Reed in a physical singles match featuring interference and several dramatic near-falls.
The reported October 10 BetOnline board listed Femi at -400 and Reed at +250.
Reed received assistance from members of The Vision and survived several exchanges before attempting to finish Femi with a Tsunami.
Femi absorbed the punishment, rallied and finished the match with Fall From Grace.
His victory reinforced WWE’s presentation of him as a dangerous singles competitor.
The -400 price implied an 80% break-even winning probability. A hypothetical $100 winning wager at that price would have returned $25 in profit.
Betting Result: Oba Femi -400 won.
Money in the Bank Betting Recap: Only Two of Five Favorites Won
The most important betting pattern from Money in the Bank 2026 was the poor performance of the favorites.
Bron Breakker, Roxanne Perez and Stephanie Vaquer all entered as significant favorites but lost. Roman Reigns and Oba Femi were the only winning favorites.
| Pre-Event Favorite | Quoted Odds | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Bron Breakker | -200 | Lost to Penta |
| Roxanne Perez | -400 | Lost to Tiffany Stratton |
| Stephanie Vaquer | -400 | Lost to Liv Morgan |
| Roman Reigns | -900 | Won |
| Oba Femi | -400 | Won |
Those results mean favorites won two of five matches, or 40%, at this particular event.
That is not evidence that WWE favorites generally win only 40% of the time. A single five-match event is far too small a sample for that conclusion.
The more useful lesson concerns price and risk.
Multi-Person WWE Betting Markets Can Carry Substantial Margin
The six quoted prices in the men’s ladder match imply probabilities totaling approximately 157%. The women’s ladder-match prices total approximately 160%.
Both totals are far above 100%, illustrating the substantial combined margin built into those particular pre-event markets.
These figures are calculated by converting each quoted price into its raw implied probability and adding the results.
That does not mean the sportsbook believed the participants collectively had more than a 100% chance of winning. It means the odds were not fair-probability estimates and included a large margin across all selections.
For bettors, the lesson is that a favorite’s negative price or a longshot’s attractive payout should not be evaluated in isolation.
The market’s complete pricing structure matters, especially in a six-person ladder match where only one selection can win.
Why Short-Priced Favorites Can Be Especially Unforgiving
Consider Stephanie Vaquer at -400. A $100 winning wager would have produced only $25 in profit, while a losing wager would forfeit the entire $100 stake.
That risk-reward imbalance is not necessarily a reason to avoid every strong favorite. It does, however, mean the bettor needs unusually strong confidence that the true winning probability exceeds the price requirement.
At Money in the Bank, Vaquer lost despite being heavily favored.
Meanwhile, the successful +200 and +300 underdog selections produced larger hypothetical returns for anyone holding winning tickets at those prices.
Still, the fact that the underdogs won does not prove that they offered positive expected value before the show. That would require a defensible pre-event probability assessment, not just knowledge of the final results.
What Happens Next for Penta and Tiffany Stratton?
Penta and Tiffany Stratton hold contracts granting future championship opportunities.
Money in the Bank winners traditionally have up to one year to use their contracts, giving WWE considerable flexibility to build championship storylines.
However, winning the briefcase and winning a world championship are separate outcomes.
The contract creates an opportunity for a title match. It does not guarantee a successful cash-in or establish which champion the holder will challenge.
Penta’s Possible Championship Targets
Roman Reigns retained the World Heavyweight Championship at Money in the Bank, making him one possible future target for Penta.
That possibility has storyline relevance because Penta previously challenged Reigns in Mexico City.
However, no specific Penta cash-in opponent or date has been confirmed as of October 14.
After the event, Penta emphasized the element of surprise and indicated that he intends to choose his moment carefully rather than committing to an immediate cash-in.
Current outlook: Penta has a valuable championship opportunity, but a successful future cash-in should not be treated as certain or priced using his completed Money in the Bank winner odds.
Tiffany Stratton’s Second Money in the Bank Run
Stratton’s 2026 victory adds another chapter to her Money in the Bank history after she won the women’s contract in 2024.
Liv Morgan’s new Women’s World Championship reign provides one possible storyline direction, but Stratton’s eventual target is not confirmed.
The women’s championship picture also includes WWE Women’s Champion Chelsea Green, who is preparing for an upcoming Champion vs. Champion match against Morgan.
That creates multiple potential developments without proving that Stratton will cash in against either champion.
Current outlook: Stratton’s briefcase should be monitored as a future storyline catalyst, not treated as evidence of an already scheduled title match.
Money in the Bank Fallout on October 12 RAW
The first Monday Night RAW after Money in the Bank took place October 12 in Bossier City, Louisiana.
Several important developments followed the premium live event.
Penta Celebrates, Bron Breakker Attacks Je’Von Evans
Penta appeared on RAW to celebrate becoming Mr. Money in the Bank.
Je’Von Evans congratulated the new briefcase holder, but Bron Breakker interrupted and Speared Evans.
The confrontation kept Breakker’s rivalry with Evans active following their dangerous Money in the Bank exchanges.
It also provided additional television exposure for Penta without establishing an immediate championship cash-in.
Liv Morgan and Chelsea Green Begin Building Toward Crown Jewel
New Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan was confronted by WWE Women’s Champion Chelsea Green.
The confrontation concerned their upcoming Champion vs. Champion match at Crown Jewel.
Roxanne Perez also defeated Green in a non-title match after interference from Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez.
That result kept Perez involved in the women’s championship picture despite her failure to capture the Money in the Bank contract.
Oba Femi Rejects Paul Heyman
After defeating Bronson Reed, Oba Femi appeared on RAW and rejected an approach from Paul Heyman.
The confrontation reinforced Femi’s independent direction rather than placing him inside Heyman’s group.
It was another important development for a wrestler whose Money in the Bank victory confirmed his growing position on the roster.
WWE’s official October 12 RAW results confirm these developments.
What Bettors Should Know About Future WWE Markets
The 2026 Money in the Bank ladder-match winner markets are settled. Betting on Penta or Tiffany Stratton to win those completed matches is no longer an available pre-event decision.
Future markets, if offered by a sportsbook, could involve championship match winners, successful cash-ins or other WWE outcomes.
However, no sufficiently verified numerical cash-in market for Penta or Stratton was established during the October 14 review.
That means there is no responsible basis for presenting a current cash-in price or recommending an immediate wager.
A Cash-In Attempt Is Different From a Successful Cash-In
Money in the Bank contracts have historically created opportunities for sudden title changes, but cash-in attempts can fail.
For that reason, a market asking whether a wrestler will attempt to cash in is not necessarily equivalent to one asking whether the wrestler will become champion.
Settlement rules must specify what outcome qualifies as a winner.
Other important details include the market’s expiration date, what happens if a wrestler is unavailable and whether a change in championship structure affects the bet.
Previous Successful Cash-Ins Do Not Guarantee Future Success
Both 2025 Money in the Bank winners successfully cashed in their contracts.
Seth Rollins won the men’s briefcase and later cashed in on CM Punk at SummerSlam to capture the World Heavyweight Championship.
Naomi won the women’s briefcase and successfully cashed in at Evolution during the championship match involving IYO SKY and Rhea Ripley.
Those results demonstrate how powerful the Money in the Bank contract can be as a storyline device.
However, they do not establish that Penta or Stratton will necessarily become champions in 2026 or 2027.
For more information on winner markets, odds formats and sportsbook settlement, see the ScoresAndStats guide to betting on WWE.
Next WWE Premium Live Event: Crown Jewel on November 7
The next major WWE Premium Live Event is Crown Jewel, scheduled for Saturday, November 7, 2026, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
The event will take place at Riyadh Season Stadium at KAFD.
WWE has announced a Champion vs. Champion format in both the men’s and women’s divisions.
Liv Morgan and Chelsea Green are positioned for a women’s Champion vs. Champion match following their October 12 RAW confrontation.
Penta and Tiffany Stratton remain important potential storyline factors because they hold Money in the Bank contracts. However, neither has a confirmed cash-in at Crown Jewel.
No numerical Crown Jewel winner or cash-in odds are presented here because a reliable current market for those outcomes was not established during this review.
The official WWE Crown Jewel announcement confirms the November 7 date and Riyadh venue.
Additional event previews and results are available in the ScoresAndStats WWE coverage.
Final Money in the Bank 2026 Betting Takeaways
Money in the Bank 2026 produced three notable underdog winners from five matches.
Penta won the men’s briefcase at a reported +200, Tiffany Stratton won the women’s briefcase at +300, and Liv Morgan captured the Women’s World Championship at +200.
Roman Reigns and Oba Femi were the only winning favorites on the card, at -900 and -400 respectively.
The outcomes highlight two important betting principles.
First, a strongly favored scripted result remains uncertain until the match has actually finished. Second, multi-person WWE markets can include substantial sportsbook margin, making price comparisons particularly important.
The next meaningful betting question is not who won the 2026 Money in the Bank contracts. Those outcomes are settled.
It is how WWE develops Penta and Stratton’s championship opportunities and whether future sportsbooks offer markets with prices that properly compensate for the uncertainty.
ScoresAndStats Betting Takeaway: Penta +200, Tiffany Stratton +300 and Liv Morgan +200 were successful historical underdog outcomes. No new cash-in wager is recommended without a verified market, clearly defined settlement terms and a defensible price-based case.
WWE Money in the Bank FAQs
Who won the 2026 Men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match?
Penta won the Men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match on October 10, 2026, defeating Bron Breakker, Kevin Owens, CM Punk, Trick Williams and Je’Von Evans. Penta was listed at +200 on a reported October 10 BetOnline board, while Breakker was the -200 favorite.
Who won the 2026 Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match?
Tiffany Stratton won the Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match on October 10, becoming a two-time briefcase winner. She was listed at +300 before the event, while Roxanne Perez entered as the -400 favorite.
Who won the Women’s World Championship at Money in the Bank 2026?
Liv Morgan defeated Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch in a Triple Threat Match to win the Women’s World Championship. Morgan entered at a reported +200, while defending champion Vaquer was favored at -400.
How did the Money in the Bank betting favorites perform in 2026?
Only two of five pre-event favorites won. Roman Reigns at -900 and Oba Femi at -400 were successful, while Bron Breakker at -200, Roxanne Perez at -400 and Stephanie Vaquer at -400 lost. These odds are historical October 10 BetOnline quotes, not currently available markets.
What were Penta and Tiffany Stratton’s winning odds?
Penta was listed at +200 and Tiffany Stratton at +300 on the reported October 10 pre-event betting board. A hypothetical $100 winning wager would have produced $200 profit on Penta or $300 profit on Stratton, excluding any fees or special sportsbook conditions.
Have Penta or Tiffany Stratton cashed in their 2026 briefcases?
No successful 2026 cash-in had been confirmed for either contract holder as of October 14. Penta celebrated his victory on October 12 RAW, while Stratton’s future championship opponent and cash-in date remain unannounced. Winning a briefcase does not guarantee a successful championship cash-in.
When is the next WWE Premium Live Event after Money in the Bank?
WWE Crown Jewel is scheduled for Saturday, November 7, 2026, at Riyadh Season Stadium at KAFD in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The event features Champion vs. Champion competition, including the developing matchup between Liv Morgan and Chelsea Green.