SAT OCT 19TH | Moneyline | ||
---|---|---|---|
8:15PM Austen Lane | +340 | ||
8:15PM Robelis Despaigne | −440 | ||
8:45PM Melissa Martinez | −130 | ||
8:45PM Alice Ardelean | +110 | ||
9:15PM Jessica Penne | +150 | ||
9:15PM Elise Reed | −180 | ||
9:45PM Joselyne Edwards | −258 | ||
9:45PM Tamires Vidal | +210 | ||
10:15PM Brad Katona | +205 | ||
10:15PM Jean Matsumoto | −250 | ||
10:45PM Matheus Nicolau | +160 | ||
10:45PM Asu Almabayev | −192 | ||
11:15PM Darren Elkins | −102 | ||
11:15PM Daniel Pineda | −118 | ||
11:45PM Brady Hiestand | −135 | ||
11:45PM Jake Hadley | +114 |
SUN OCT 20TH | Moneyline | ||
---|---|---|---|
12:15AM Charles Johnson | −225 | ||
12:15AM Sumudaerji | +185 | ||
12:45AM Rob Font | +330 | ||
12:45AM Kyler Phillips | −425 | ||
1:15AM Anthony Hernandez | −135 | ||
1:15AM Michel Pereira | +114 |
SAT OCT 26TH | Moneyline | ||
---|---|---|---|
4:30PM Ibo Aslan | −130 | ||
4:30PM Raffael Cerqueira | +110 | ||
5:00PM Rinat Fakhretdinov | −360 | ||
5:00PM Nursulton Ruziboev | +285 | ||
5:30PM Bruno Silva | −125 | ||
5:30PM Ismail Naurdiev | +105 | ||
6:00PM Farid Basharat | −395 | ||
6:00PM Victor Hugo | +310 | ||
6:30PM Kennedy Nzechukwu | −162 | ||
6:30PM Justin Tafa | +136 | ||
7:00PM Abus Magomedov | −155 | ||
7:00PM Brunno Ferreira | +130 | ||
7:30PM Said Nurmagomedov | −218 | ||
7:30PM Daniel Santos | +180 | ||
8:00PM Myktybek Orolbai | −238 | ||
8:00PM Mateusz Rebecki | +195 | ||
8:30PM Geoff Neal | −250 | ||
8:30PM Rafael Dos Anjos | +205 | ||
9:00PM Shara Magomedov | −185 | ||
9:00PM Armen Petrosyan | +154 | ||
9:30PM Magomed Ankalaev | −395 | ||
9:30PM Aleksandar Rakic | +310 | ||
10:00PM Lerone Murphy | −185 | ||
10:00PM Dan Ige | +154 | ||
10:30PM Robert Whittaker | +164 | ||
10:30PM Khamzat Chimaev | −198 | ||
11:00PM Ilia Topuria | −270 | ||
11:00PM Max Holloway | +220 |
SUN NOV 17TH | Moneyline | ||
---|---|---|---|
5:00AM Charles Oliveira | −245 | ||
5:00AM Michael Chandler | +200 | ||
5:30AM Jon Jones | −550 | ||
5:30AM Stipe Miocic | +410 |
There’s no beating the excitement of a top-notch UFC fight. Making a successful wager on the next fight doesn’t require extensive knowledge of the UFC or MMA, but understanding more about UFC betting can enhance an already thrilling fight night.
Betting on UFC fighters isn’t just about picking the winner. Like boxing, you’ll find several different ways of betting on a UFC fight, from moneylines to prop bets, and everything in between.
Moneyline bets wager on the winner of a UFC fight. When surveying UFC lines, players choose the fighter they think will win — either the favorite (with higher odds of winning, but a lower payout) or the underdog (with lower odds of winning, but a higher payout).
Some UFC fights are considered a pick ‘em, where the odds of each fighter winning are about equal. Either way, if you place a moneyline bet on the fighter who wins the match, you get a payout.
Fight prop bets are specific bets about events that may happen during the game. Common UFC prop bets include:
Another type of UFC betting is a futures bet. These bets wager on events that are yet to occur rather than a single fight, such as a fighter becoming a champion by a certain date long before the championship occurs.
Both beginners and seasoned players appreciate over-under bets, a simple wager on how long the fight will last. These bets place the odds of a fight continuing for a specific number of rounds, such as three, and players decide whether they think the fight will go under those rounds or over.
Many UFC bets come through well before the fight begins, but those first few minutes can change everything. UFC live betting allows players to make new bets as the fight progresses, including moneyline bets, over/under bets, and prop bets. It’s the next best thing to being at the fight itself.
UFC betting odds are similar to boxing odds. Each UFC betting line consists of two fighters and their odds of winning. A minus sign (-) indicates the favorite, while a plus sign (+) indicates the underdog.
The favorite’s odds show you how much you need to bet to win $100, and the underdog’s odds show you how much you can win if you bet $100. For example, in a fight between Fighter A and Fighter B, the odds may look like this:
Fighter A | -230 |
Fighter B | +190 |
Fighter A is the favorite, and Fighter B is the underdog. If you bet $230 on Fighter A and they win, you’d receive a total payout of $330 ($230 bet amount + $100 winnings). If you bet $100 on Fighter B and they win, you'd receive a total payout of $290 ($100 bet amount + $190 winnings).
As you can see, betting on the favorite costs a higher bet and pays out less, but it has higher odds of winning. Betting on the underdog can be a riskier bet, but the bet itself is lower and the payout is higher.
DraftKings Sportsbook offers several ways to bet on UFC fights. First, players can place moneyline bets on UFC fight lines based on each fighter’s odds. They can also place futures bets for different weight class championships, including UFC Heavyweight, UFC Middleweight, and UFC Lightweight. Each UFC fight line features a countdown to the fight itself, giving you plenty of notice to bet before the bout begins.
To learn more about betting on UFC and other sporting events, check out our guide on How to Bet on MMA.
When making UFC betting picks, it’s important to understand how sportsbooks and sportswriters talk about each fighter. Make sure you know these basic UFC terms before placing your UFC bets:
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