UFC 250 Bonus Offer: Bet Amanda Nunes at +250 Odds in Pennsylvania!
Pictured: Amanda Nunes. (Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC)
In a world with very few sporting events, UFC 250 is like the Super Bowl. The Super Bowl of early June.
There is one slight problem for some folks, though. The main event isn’t supposed to be that close of a fight, as Amanda Nunes is a lofty -670 favorite vs. Felicia Spencer. Do you eat a ton of chalk and back the favorite?
What if life were much simpler and you could just bet Nunes at +250? If only such a world existed …. oh wait! What’s this?!
Parx Sportsbook Bonus Offer for UFC 250
Offer: Get +250 Odds on Amanda Nunes
- Claim now: Click here
- Available state: Pennsylvania
- Who’s it for? New users
Parx is breaking out the symbolism with this promo, as they’re offering Amanda Nunes at +250 for UFC 250.
To claim this offer in PA, click this link + deposit at least $10 into your new Parx account. Once you’ve done that, select the regular market for Nunes and the odds boost will appear at the bottom of your bet slip.
Let’s break down just how much of an edge you’re getting thanks to this promo:
- Nunes at -625: 86.2% implied chance of winning
- Nunes at +250: 28.57% implied change of winning
An edge of nearly 60+ is generally considered to be a ‘no-brainer’ by anyone with a brain.
This is a great promo for anyone, really, but particularly good for casual bettors who aren’t accustomed to laying down large sums of money, as the max bet is $25.
If you wanted to make the $62.50 on Nunes that will come if she wins with this promo, you’d have to bet $390.60 at -625. As if everyone has that sort of change laying around. And what a nightmare it would be if Nunes somehow loses.
Meanwhile, if you were to bet just $25 on her at the normal -625 odds, you’d be making next to nothing if she wins — $4. This promo gets you an additional $58.50 if she wins and saves you potentially hundreds if she loses.
Hopefully all of that math makes you realize what a strong promo this is. Better yet, the winnings are paid out in cash! No need for rollovers, here.
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