Ufc Betting Over 1.5 Rounds

Over / Under Round Bets. An Over / Under bet is a stake on how many rounds the punter thinks the fight will last. A bookmaker will list a number of options and the job of the bettor is to decide whether to go over or under that line. Minimum odds of 1/2 (1.5) - Free bets credited upon qualifying bet settlement and expire after 7 days - Free. Total Rounds is an over/under market where you can bet on how many rounds the fight will last. The line set on fights is usually universally +/- 1.5 rounds in 3 round fights and +/- 2.5 rounds in five-round fights. To Go The Distance. A market not always offered by bookmakers, but one that DraftKings, in particular, like to offer. UFC OVER/UNDER Lines Sportsbooks such as 5Dimes are almost always first out with these “MMA totals,” and it’s the same as betting totals in football or basketball. In MMA, the sportsbook sets a total (usually 1.5 rounds for a three-round fight or 2.5 rounds for a five-round fight) and you get to bet whether the fight will be finished before that time or after that time. If a bout has an over/under of 1.5 rounds and the odds are -200 on the under and +275 on the over, that means the bettor would have to wager $200 to win $100 on the fight going less than 1.5 rounds or they would need to wager $100 to win $275 on the contest going more than 1.5 rounds. In an over/under bet the bookie will post a round total, and you need to bet on whether the fight will last longer or shorter than the round total. Over under odds are posted to the bookies desecration. But they are fairly standard across the board. Here are some examples of the Over Under listings. Over Under 1.5 Rounds.

For many UFC fights, Sports Interaction will post odds which let you bet on the amount of rounds a fight will go. Similar to an over/under in football betting, over/under betting for UFC fights have odds set for a certain length and the bettor can choose to wager that the fight will be shorter or longer than what is posted.

Over/under fight betting example

• Chuck Liddell vs. Wanderlei Silva
• Over 1.5 rounds (+110)
• Under 1.5 rounds (-150)

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In this fight, the oddsmakers have set the under 1.5 rounds as the favorite. This means for a -150 price, you’ll have to bet $1.50 for every dollar you want to win. So if you bet $150 on the under and it hit, then you will win $100 of profit. If the bet loses you would lose $150.

If you were to bet the over in this fight, you would have to bet $1 for every $1.10 you want to win. So if you were to bet $100 on the over 1.5 rounds and it wins, then you would profit $110 for this bet.

Some things to remember when betting over/unders

• Make sure you know how many rounds the fight is. Major title fights are usually five rounds, while all other fights on the card are three rounds. This seems simple, but people forget and don’t factor this in to their wager.
• Take into account the type of fighters in the ring and their past fights. If two guys like to slug it out and throw haymakers all day, then the over probably won’t be a smart bet. Look at the fighters past bouts and see how long each of them have lasted. You can get a good gauge for how a fighter likes to attack his opponent by looking at past fights.

Where can I bet the over/under on UFC fights?

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Sportsinteraction.com has over/under odds posted for all UFC fights, which includes The Ultimate Fighter.

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