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COMING NEXT: UFC 276

Israel Adensaya


Jared Cannonier
The UFC 276 features an action-packed card in T-Mobile Arena. Among the highlights is the middleweight Title Fight between Israel Adensaya defending his title, and Jared Cannonier.
Rot | Fight Outcome | Moneyline |
---|---|---|
2001 | J Cannonier To Win By KO, TKO, DQ or Submission | +500 |
2002 | J Cannonier To Win By Decision or Tec. Decision | +650 |
2003 | I Adesanya To Win By KO, TKO, DQ or Submission | +140 |
2004 | I Adesanya To Win By Decision or Tec. Decision | +125 |
2005 | Draw | +6600 |
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3 Tips Before Betting UFC
Betting on the UFC can be both fun and frustrating. Upsets happen a lot in mixed martial arts (MMA) and the UFC is no exception. The lines have become more carefully patrolled now so it can be harder to find an edge than before. However, take these three tips into mind and you may just consistently beat them:
- Bet on the odds, not the name. It’s easy to get sucked into the hype of a charismatic fighter. Thus, you will see plenty of popular fighters with odds that offer little value because the public is betting heavily on them. Alternatively, some lesser-known fighters can be underestimated, giving them plenty of value.
- Bet on something other than the winner. The UFC has no point spreads but it has round totals and prop bets. If most of the action is on the winner, there may be totals and props that offer better value. Check them out.
- Avoid recency bias. UFC lines are an overreaction to what happened in the fighter’s last bout. Thus, you can find fighters coming off a loss to have longer odds while fighters on a winning streak can have shorter ones.