
Unlike sports such as basketball and football that have pointspreads, UFC betting is based on moneylines. If you are familiar with betting on boxing or baseball, then you already know how to bet moneylines.
UFC betting exampleChuck Liddell -210
Quinton Jackson +165
This is how the lines will look when you bet on a UFC fight. In this fight Liddell is the favorite and Jackson is the underdog. If you were to bet on Liddell, you would have to bet $2.10 for every dollar you'd like to win. So if you bet $210 and Liddell wins the fight, you would win $100 in profit. If Liddell loses, you would lose $210.
If you are betting on Jackson, the underdog in this bout, then for every $1.00 you bet, you will win $1.65 if Jackson wins. So if you bet $100 on him to win the fight, and he is victorious, you would walk away with a $165 profit.
Another betting option which is sometimes offered is the draw. You can sometimes bet on whether or not a bout will end in a draw.
Over/Under bettingIn UFC fights, online sportsbooks will offer you the option to bet on the amount of rounds a fight will last. This means, the sportsbook will set the amount of rounds at a certain number, and then you can bet on whether or not the fight will go over or under that number.
Some bettors like to bet on the over/under much more than picking the winner of the match. The only problem with the over/under is the fact that a fighter can get knocked out with one hit, which would kill your bet.
Now you're ready to bet on UFC fights. Go now!