Dexter Lumis Beats Cameron Grimes - NXT TakeOver Odds

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Should Dexter Lumis beat Cameron Grimes in Sunday's WWE NXT TakeOver, the payout is $10 for every $30 bet.  That $30 is refunded assuming he is to win.  Grimes winning pays out $20 on a $10 bet.

The final NXT TakeOver special will see five matches as part of a pay-per-view event this Sunday, December 6, 2020.

Odds

Dexter Lumis vs Cameron Grimes - NXT TakeOver

Dexter Lumis

-300

Cameron Grimes

+200
 

Leon Ruff (c) vs Johnny Gargano vs Damian Priest - NXT TakeOver

Leon Ruff

-200

Johnny Gargano

+150

Damien Priest

+225
 

War Games: Team Shotzi vs Team Candice - NXT TakeOver

S.Blackheart, E.Moon, R.Ripley, Io Shirai

-250

C.LeRae, D.Kai, R.Gonzalez, T.Storm

+170
 

War Games: The Undisputed Era vs Team McAfee - NXT TakeOver

P.McAfee, P.Dunne, D.Burch, O.Lorcan

-140

The Undisputed Era

+100

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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