A press release was sent out yesterday with all the odds for the match. In this post, I'll share with you the prices that were in the release and compare them to what they are now.
From there, I'll be comparing the Bovada/Bodog and 5Dimes lines all the way up to UFC 200.
Lesnar is currently showing as a +155 underdog. The early money has apparently gone his way as he was priced +160 in yesterday's release.
This has obviously forced the compilers to now put Mark Hunt out at a slightly better -190 after opening -200.
Both companies are offering more than match markets. There are also proposition wagers available to clients looking for a little more excitement.
If you believe the fight will last less than one round, then you might be tempted to take the -145 that the bout does not go beyond round one. A winning bet on it entering at least the second will pay out at odds of +105.
Should the match end in round two, the traders will pay out at odds of -360 to anyone who wagers on 'fight does not complete 2 full rounds'. If it does complete 2 full rounds, the odds you're looking at are +235.
If the bout does end up going to the judges, anyone who backs 'Fight goes the distance' will be looking to cash in at +375. Those who would like to bet against the fight going all the way can pick up -700 on that proposition.
There's also a 'Method of victory' market. Here are the options:
Mark Hunt Wins Inside The Distance -110
Mark Hunt Wins By 3 Round Decision +550
Brock Lesnar Wins Inside The Distance +185
Brock Lesnar Wins By 3 Round Decision +500
Draw +9,900
The odds for this market have remained the same to how they opened.
Finally, the sportsbooks are offering Over/Under markets. Just like with other books, the line is set at 1.5 rounds. The 'Under' is favoured with a price of -220 and the 'Over' is out at +155.
The markets can be found under 'UFC.MMA' at the following websites - Bovada.lv (for US custom) or Bodog.eu (Canada). Alternatively, you can follow the links below that will take you direct to the page you're after.
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