Q: How do Moneylines work when betting on Boxing?

A moneyline bet in boxing is a wager picking which of the two fighters in a bout will win . American moneyline odds are based on winning $100, so if Tyson Fury is a -300 favorite, that means you need to risk $300 to win $100. If Deontay Wilder is +250 underdog, you’ll win $250 if you risk $100. You’re not required to place $100 on a bet, however. It scales up and down based on how much you want to bet.

Question 1

Where Can I Bet on Boxing?

Accepted Answer

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Question 2

How Can I Win Betting on Boxing?

Accepted Answer

By analyzing each fighter’s record/history and performance, implied probability and CompuBox tracking data, bettors can find value wagering on the sweet science.

Question 3

How do Moneylines work when betting on Boxing?

Accepted Answer

A moneyline bet in boxing is a wager picking which of the two fighters in a bout will win. American moneyline odds are based on winning $100, so if Tyson Fury is a -300 favorite, that means you need to risk $300 to win $100. If Deontay Wilder is +250 underdog, you’ll win $250 if you risk $100.

You’re not required to place $100 on a bet, however. It scales up and down based on how much you want to bet.

Question 4

What is an Over/Under bet in Boxing?

Accepted Answer

When you bet the over/under in a boxing match, you are simply wagering how many rounds will be completed. Each round in a boxing match lasts exactly three minutes, so the over/under can be set at a half round (i.e 10.5 rounds).

That means you would need the fight to end before the 1:30 mark of Round 10 to cash the under or go beyond the 1:30 mark of Round 10 to hit the over.

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