Betting on boxing is based on money lines that indicate a favorite and an underdog. Include other proposition bets. To understand how these bets work, we will analyze odds for a hypothetical boxing match. The odds are composed as they are only supposed to give you an idea of ​​how to bet on boxing works.

With this handicap bet Mosley is the favorite on-150 Hatton is the underdog and expects to lose the battle. Remember - money lines always list the person expected to win with a minus sign. Now, -150 means that if you bet on Mosley to win, you have to risk 150 to win 100. The way it is calculated that for every 1.50 you win one salary. If you bet on Hatton to win, you must wager 100 you will win 120 if he wins the match.

Betting on a tie is difficult as draws are quite rare in boxing. To avoid disappointment, make sure you bet on a draw, only when the boxers are pretty equal. In our hypothetical race, 100 bets on a draw would win you 1600 (assuming that the match would end in a draw).

If you are over / under rounds bet, you bet or the fight will end before or after the specified amount of rounds (there are usually 10 to 11 rounds). So, if you bet 100 more than seven full rounds, you would win 130 if the match is continued until the beginning of the 8th round. When betting under 7 full rounds, you win if the fight for the end of round 7 stopped.

Another popular method is a bet KO / stoppage bet. This method is quite simple - in fact, you bet on the fighter who you think will win by a stoppage or knockout. According to our theoretical odds, Mosley win by knockout or stoppage would you win if you bet 100 to 230. Also, you'll earn 260 per every 100 you bet on Hatton. Bookmakers will offer prices in a number of markets on the event including Final Winner sprinter, king of the mountains and on every stage. The tours of Spain and Italy are also betting on events, but television coverage is not as intense.