Play boxing online
Historically, boxing has always been one of the world’s most popular sports and despite the growth of similar sports such as MMA, boxing still holds the title as the most popular combat sport, with millions of people watching from all over the world when the big fights get underway. Boxing is therefore also one of the more popular sports to bet on.
At Mr Green, you are of course well covered if you also want to place a bet on a boxing match. We offer odds on a wide range of boxing matches, and if you’re looking for odds on a specific boxing match, you’re sure to find it with us.
Among other things, you can bet on the winner of the fight and whether it will be decided on knockout or points. In addition, it is also possible to bet on the number of rounds and much more. Live betting is also an option. Here you can bet on the boxing match as it takes place. All of this is possible online, and it doesn’t matter if it’s on a computer, tablet or phone. Perfect for if you’re on the go.
How do you play boxing?
Boxing is simple. Two boxers but only one winner. If you can spot who wins the fight, you’re in a good position to place a bet on the match. However, in addition to betting on the winner, there are several types of bets you should be aware of. Basically, odds on boxing can be divided into the following categories:
- Betting on the winner
- Betting on the winning method
- Betting on the rounds
- Betting on the number of rounds
- Betting on live boxing
Bet on the winner
If you know a lot about boxing, you might want to bet on the winner of a boxing match. Here, you’ll often find the highest value by betting on the underdog, but it takes a bit to know where the surprise is lurking. If you’re more of a betting on the favourite, you might consider betting on several boxers on the same ticket. That way, you’ll get higher overall odds, but at the expense of the amount of outcomes to go up. A final option is to bet on a draw.
Bet on the winning method
Another way to increase the odds is to bet on the winning method. Here, in addition to choosing the boxer, you also have to choose how the boxer wins. Here you get higher odds, as you have to choose between several possible outcomes.
For example, if you think the British superstar, Anthony Joshua, will beat his next opponent – this could be a lower-ranked boxer – you are likely to get relatively low odds on the strong Brit winning. However, you can increase the odds by betting that he wins the fight by knockout (or technical decision). There will be more details involved, and therefore the odds will be higher.
There are a total of five outcomes when you bet on the wind method:
- Boxer 1 wins by technical decision
- Boxer 1 wins by knockout or disqualification
- Boxer 2 wins by technical decision
- Boxer 2 wins on knockout or disqualification
Betting on rounds
If you feel sure who will win and at the same time you think you know which round the fight will be decided on, it’s a good idea to bet on rounds. For example, it could be a bet on Anthony Joshua to win in the fifth round. Of course, this is harder to predict compared to a pure bet on the winner of the fight, but if you hit the mark, you can also get higher odds.
Bet on number of rounds
Some boxing matches are very even, and in these fights it can be difficult to pick a winner. If you have an idea of how long the fight will last, you can bet on the number of rounds instead. Here, it doesn’t matter who wins, because all that matters is that you get it right in terms of how many rounds are played. This can be a good bet type in those matches where a quick knockout is on the cards. Likewise, betting on the number of rounds can be an obvious bet if you think the fight will go all the way to the end.
Bet on live boxing
Live boxing is perfect if you want to watch the fight before placing your bet. Here you get excitement right away, and it can therefore be a great way to take entertainment to a new level. With live betting, you can bet on a wide range of outcomes during the fight. This is good news if you can see the match going in a certain direction. As with bets placed before the start of the match, you can bet on the winner of the match, the winning method and the number of rounds, among other things.
What happens in the event of a draw?
It is also possible to bet on a draw, but it is rare that a boxing match ends without a winner. However, it can happen in cases where the judges cannot agree on a winner. If you bet on a winner and the fight ends in a draw, you will only have your bet cancelled if a draw was not an option. If a draw was an option, then all other bets on the match are lost in the event of a draw.
Of course, you can also choose to bet on a draw, and if that happens, you can expect a payout of the larger.
How do odds work?
In general terms, odds can be described as our estimate of the chances of an outcome. The lower the odds, the more likely we think the outcome is to happen. Conversely, the higher the odds, the lower our odds estimate that the outcome will happen.
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