Sunday, July 24, 2011

Tips For Making Bets On The UFC

By Carol Gibson


Are you a UFC fan? The Ultimate Fighting sport is becoming very popular. It's one of the fastest growing sports worldwide. Not only do people enjoy watching the UFC fights, but they also have a lot of fun with UFC betting.

To bet intelligently on UFC fights, you need some basic knowledge of how the betting is managed. Here are a few of the ways you can bet on UFC.

First, you need to know that there are two main types of UFC betting. You need to know this before you bet on UFC. You need to decide whether to go with UFC prop bets, or with Money line betting. Money line betting requires you to pick the fighter you think is going to win.

Prop bets, by contrast, involve any type of bet that doesn't involve predicting the winner. There are plenty of things you can bet on that aren't about who wins. Need further details? Here you go.

UFC Prop Betting: Again, this is the type of betting where it is all about the fight and not about the winner. You are betting on the action, on what happens and how long it takes, for the main card fights. Main card fights are the most popular fights and typically feature well-known fighters.

UFC prop bets can be something simple as the number of rounds the fight lasts. It can also be how long it lasts time-wise. Because there are so many different variables you can bet on, there's an element of uncertainty and chance.

Money Line Betting: The type of betting that most people are most familiar with is money line betting. This is the typical bet where you choose who you think will win the fight. It doesn't matter how the fight is won, or what round it goes to, or anything of that sort. A money line bet is a very simple bet solely on the fighter who wins. If your fighter wins you get money and if he doesn't you lose money.

Money line bets also involve odds, which affects the money you are paid if you win. A fighter who is an underdog has longer odds, and if you bet on this fighter and he wins you make more of a payout. A sure-thing fighter who is likely to win pays out less money.




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