Current WWE Survivor Series Betting Odds: Heavy Championship Favorite, Undertaker's Return, More

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Survivor Series is upon us, and the betting lines have been set for what will end up being one of the most important WWE pay-per-views in recent memory.

Roman Reigns is a heavy betting favorite to win the vacant WWE World Heavyweight Championship, as he's a -2000 favorite over United States Champion Alberto Del Rio, as well as a -290 favorite over the field in the finals.

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If the lines are right, it will be Reigns taking on longtime partner Dean Ambrose in the finals, as Ambrose is also a favorite at -335 against Intercontinental Champion Kevin Owens. Reigns and Ambrose have yet to square off in a one-on-one match since being called up the the WWE main roster in late 2012.

Other favorites on the show include Charlotte at -900 in the Divas Championship match against Paige, The Brothers of Destruction at -530 against the Wyatt Family, and newcomer Tyler Breeze favored over Dolph Ziggler at -250. With the participants not announced for the traditional Survivor Series elimination match, no line has been set.

The way that betting works is that the favorite, for example Charlotte at -900, requires that you bet $900 to win $100 in the event that she's victorious. Paige, the underdog at +500, yields $500 for a bet of $100 if she wins. You can see the full betting lines and card below.

Tournament Semi-Finals to Crown a New WWE World Heavyweight Champion
Roman Reigns (-290) vs. Anyone else (+210)

Tournament Semi-Finals to Crown a New WWE World Heavyweight Champion
Roman Reigns (-2000) vs. Alberto Del Rio (+1000)

Tournament Semi-Finals to Crown a New WWE World Heavyweight Champion
Dean Ambrose (-335) vs. Kevin Owens (+245)

Tyler Breeze (-250) vs. Dolph Ziggler (+175)

WWE Divas Title Match
Charlotte (-900) vs. Paige (+500)

Brothers of Destruction (-530) vs. Wyatt Family (+350)

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