Latest Ricardo Ramos vs Danny Chavez Odds

Two of the most common ways to bet on the UFC is to bet the moneyline or who will win the fight, and the Over/Under for the number of rounds the fight will last. Almost all sportsbooks and betting sites offer UFC odds. Get in the game with the best UFC betting sites!

UFC Moneyline odds

The moneyline represents the odds for who will win the fight outright. These odds are listed in American format and the best odds are identified in green.

When betting a favorite — identified by the minus sign in front of the odds number — in American odds, you need to wager the amount of the odds to win $100. For example, a -250 favorite would need a $250 wager to profit $100.

When betting an underdog — identified by the plus sign in front of the odds number — in American odds, you can win the amount of the odds listed with a $100 wager. For example, a +180 underdog would profit $180 on a $100 bet.

UFC Total rounds odds

When making a wager on the total rounds odds, you’re betting as to how long the fight will last. For example, by taking the Under 2.5 rounds, you’re betting that the fight will end before the midway point of the third round. So, you're hoping the fight ends in Round 1, Round 2, or before the clock ticks below 2:30 in the third round.

Again, the odds are listed in American format and the best odds are highlighted in green. You can convert American odds to other formats using our odds converter.