UFC / MMA Odds & Fixtures

Upcoming UFC / MMA fixtures and best odds

Best moneyline prices we hold for the next scheduled bouts. Odds are decimal; the operator shown is the one offering that price at the time of listing. Prices change with fight-week news, so always confirm the live number before you stake.

• Alik Lorenz vs Mahamed Aly (19 Aug): Lorenz 1.32 (FanDuel) · Aly 3.30 (FanDuel)
• Logan Paxton vs Cristian Pérez (19 Aug): Paxton 2.95 (Unibet) · Pérez 1.38 (Unibet)
• Douglas Rodrigues vs Trent Miller (19 Aug): Rodrigues 1.29 (FanDuel) · Miller 3.50 (FanDuel)
• Namo Fazil vs Kaik Brito (19 Aug): Fazil 1.56 (FanDuel) · Brito 2.40 (Unibet)
• Roman Puga vs Taner Trembley (19 Aug): Puga 2.22 (FanDuel) · Trembley 1.69 (Unibet)
• Nasrat Haqparast vs Chris Padilla (22 Aug): Haqparast 1.91 (Caesars) · Padilla 1.95 (Pinnacle)
• Jackson McVey vs Wes Schultz (22 Aug): McVey 1.57 (Betway) · Schultz 2.60 (Pinnacle)
• Jamall Emmers vs Lerryan Douglas (22 Aug): Emmers 4.10 (BetMGM) · Douglas 1.29 (BetRivers)
• Marquel Mederos vs Mason Jones (22 Aug): Mederos 3.20 (Pinnacle) · Jones 1.38 (Pinnacle)
• Márcio Barbosa vs Ryan Kuse (22 Aug): Barbosa 1.12 (Betway) · Kuse 7.00 (BetRivers)

Notice how the best price for a single fight often sits at different books — Fazil's favourite line is at FanDuel while his opponent's best underdog price is at Unibet. That split is exactly why line-shopping matters in MMA.

UFC / MMA winner odds and favourites explained

In MMA the moneyline is the whole market for casual bettors: you back a fighter to win by any method — KO/TKO, submission or decision. A favourite priced around 1.12 (like Barbosa above) implies roughly an 89% chance in the book's model; a 7.00 underdog (Kuse) implies about 14%.

UFC / MMA favourites can look tempting because upsets feel rare, but heavy chalk gives back very little. A 1.29 favourite returns just 29 cents on the dollar, so short prices only pay off across a large sample. The value in fight betting usually lives in close matchups — the 1.91 vs 1.95 Haqparast/Padilla split is a genuine pick'em where a single point of margin between books can decide whether a play is worth it.

For outright and futures markets — divisional title winners, tournament outrights and event props — coverage is thinner in MMA than team sports, so shop harder and expect wider margins on longer-dated bets.

Which sportsbook prices UFC / MMA sharpest

Based on our sampled odds data across markets, the books that surface the most best-priced selections are the ones worth checking first for fight night.

• Pinnacle: odds rating 9.4, the lowest average margin in our sample at 3.12%, and a 53.4% best-price share. Choose Pinnacle if price is your only priority and you don't need Bet Builder or streaming — its features list is deliberately lean (Live Betting, Fast Payout).
• DraftKings: 54.5% best-price share on 898 sampled markets with a 4.21% average margin, plus Same Game Parlay, Live Streaming and a top app (rating 9.2). A strong all-rounder for MMA if you want sharp lines and full features.
• FanDuel: 4.06% average margin, 23.5% best-price share, and it holds several of the best fighter prices in the fixtures above. App rated 9.3.
• Caesars Sportsbook: 36.7% best-price share on a large 784-market sample, 5.35% margin — competitive and it topped the Haqparast line.
• Pinnacle and DraftKings aside, BetMGM (4.69% margin) and BetRivers round out the sharper end.

Avoid relying on a single book: 888sport (6.63% margin) and LeoVegas (6.86% margin) sit wider on our sampled data, so they're better as a secondary account to catch the occasional outlier price than as your main MMA book.

Live betting, cash out and features for fight night

MMA rounds are short and momentum swings fast, so in-play tools matter. Every operator here offers Live Betting except where noted, letting you bet between rounds as odds react to knockdowns and control time.

• Live Streaming: bet365, DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Unibet, bwin and Caesars carry streaming on selected events — useful if you can't get the broadcast.
• Cash Out: available at bet365, Betway, Unibet, 888sport, DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars, Betano, bwin, LeoVegas and more — handy to lock in a favourite before a late scramble.
• Same Game Parlay / fight-night parlays: DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars, BetRivers and theScore Bet let you combine fighter, method and round on one card.
• Bet Builder for MMA props: bet365, Betway, Unibet, 888sport, Betano and bwin.

bet365 rates highest for live capability (9.4) and market coverage (9.6), so it's a solid pick if you want depth of props alongside streaming.

Payments, withdrawals and safety

All listed operators are registered with iGaming Ontario and process the same core banking. Interac is supported everywhere here, with Apple Pay at bet365, Betway, Unibet, theScore Bet and LeoVegas, and InstaDebit at Sports Interaction. Minimum deposit is C$10 across the board and stated withdrawal windows run 0–24 hours.

On safety, bet365 and DraftKings/FanDuel carry our highest licence-safety ratings (9.5 and 9.3). Remember the licensing picture: AGCO and iGaming Ontario regulate online betting in Ontario only — not Canada-wide. Alberta, British Columbia and other provinces run their own regimes through provincial regulators and lottery corporations, so which books you can legally use depends on where you live. Always confirm what applies in your province before signing up.