Betting On the Fight Nights Global

Fight Nights Global operates with multiple rules based on Russian MMA standards:

• Most fights consist of three five-minute rounds. Title fights and main event bouts last for five five-minute rounds.
• Fighters can legally perform elbow strikes to the ground.
• A referee can raise the fighters off the ground and have them stand up if there is no activity.
• Headbutts, throat strikes, and low shots are illegal.

You can bet on various Fight Nights Global events throughout the year and there are numerous different types of bets you can make use of. Read on to learn about them.

Fight Nights Global Bets

Moneyline

Your first option for betting on the Fight Nights Global is to make a moneyline bet. This is a bet on a fighter to outright win the bout.

The odds for one of these fights will vary depending on who is fighting Sometimes the lines can be close to even money. For example, at Fight Nights 100 in April 2021, Goity Dazaev had a 1.66 line to defeat Dmitry Bikrev, while Bikrev's odds were 2.20. However, during the same event, Vagab Vagabov had a 1.14 line against Eder de Sousa at 5.50.

Total Rounds

You can also bet on the total number of rounds a fight will last. A total round wager is an over-under bet where you will wager that a fight will be more or less than a certain total.

Total round bets include over-under wagers on a fight going 0.5, 1.5, 2.5, 3.5, or 4.5 rounds. The odds will vary for each pick, depending on what is considered the most likely.

Win By Submission

You can also bet on a fighter to win by submission. To win the bet, the fighter must win by the opponent submitting during a hold or by the opponent's trainer stopping the fight. The odds to win by submission are based on how well a fighter can handle submission holds. Someone who has won multiple fights by submission will have lower odds of winning this way.

Win By Decision

Another wagering option involves betting someone will win by decision. You will state that one fighter will win by points after the fight lasts all three or five rounds. The bet is good for both unanimous decisions and split decisions where the three judges are divided over who will win.

Fight to End In a Draw

There's also the option to bet on a fight ending in a draw. A draw occurs when all three judges score the event a tie or two judges go in opposite directions and the third rules a tie. The odds for a draw are usually very long, as draws don't happen very often in any MMA competition.

Fight to Go the Distance

The next part of betting on the Fight Nights Global involves betting on a bout to go the distance, meaning the fight will last all three or five rounds. In an evenly matched fight, the odds are likely to be short. If there is a fighter that is a heavy favorite, then the odds will be longer.

To Win In Round

You can be more specific in picking which round a fighter will win in with this wagering option. The odds are typically higher as the fight progresses. For example, a fighter in a three-round bout could have a 7.50 line to win in the first round, 9.50 to win in the second, and 13.00 to win during the final round.

Prop Bets

You'll find an assortment of prop bets on various Fight Nights Global bouts. These prop bets include:

• Whether a fight will complete a specific number of rounds
• How many significant strikes the fighters land
• Who gets more significant strikes
• How many takedowns are landed
• Who lands more takedowns

Live Bets

You can bet on Fight Nights Global while a fight happens. The odds of a fighter winning will change based on their performances as the fight progresses. For instance, a fighter with a 4.00 line at the start could have a 2.50 line after the first round if he does well at the start, or those odds could drop to 7.00 if he struggles.

You can bet on those new odds in between rounds. However, the timeframe for placing a live bet will be limited, as you must complete your wager before the next round starts.