Betting on a promising newcomer to MMA

Today, mixed martial arts is referred to as one of the fastest growing sports and bettors have been paying more and more attention to it lately. For example, the betting volumes in many bookmakers’ offices are increasing all the time, especially regarding UFC events. But many experts say that if betting is to be profitable, you need to keep an eye on the stats. There are already some proven methods in use today. For example, betting on a promising rookie.

Often a new fighter gets in at the 8-rounder. And if you properly assess his capabilities and potential, it’s fashionable to make a solid profit from it. Brian Ortega is worth mentioning as one of the prime examples. He entered a new sport without any preliminaries and immediately began to show good results. And it is important to note that even today BK does not have a lot of experts who specialize in this particular sport.

So beginners are often underestimated and the odds on the fight can reach at least 3.0. That is, if you correctly analyze a fighter who is just starting his way in MMA, you can increase your bank. But here it is important to consider not only tactics in the short term, but also in the long term. That is, it can be a full-fledged matchmaking model. And some bettors have already appreciated all its merits.

Of course, you can’t expect it to be very easy, because you can’t just bet at random. You have to do your due diligence, and you have to do it better than the office specialists. That is, you must have as much information about the opponents in the cage as possible. It is much easier to do with old-timers, because there is a lot of information. That includes up-to-date statistics, videos of fights, and a variety of useful materials. It is important to understand that no one comes to the UFC from nowhere, and even the more prominent opponents often cannot do anything.