UFC / MMA Predictions and Fight Odds

Upcoming UFC / MMA fights and best moneyline odds

These are the top prices we currently list for each fighter (decimal format). "Best" means the operator showing the highest price for that side at the time of capture.

• Namo Fazil vs Kaik Brito (Aug 19): Fazil 1.56, Brito 2.38 — best prices at FanDuel
• Roman Puga vs Taner Trembley (Aug 19): Puga 2.22, Trembley 1.64 — FanDuel
• Alik Lorenz vs Mahamed Aly (Aug 19): Lorenz 1.32, Aly 3.30 — FanDuel
• Douglas Rodrigues vs Trent Miller (Aug 19): Rodrigues 1.29, Miller 3.50 — FanDuel
• Nasrat Haqparast vs Chris Padilla (Aug 22): Haqparast 1.91 at Caesars, Padilla 1.95 at BetRivers
• Jackson McVey vs Wes Schultz (Aug 22): McVey 1.56 at BetRivers, Schultz 2.54 at DraftKings
• Jamall Emmers vs Lerryan Douglas (Aug 22): Emmers 4.10 at BetMGM, Douglas 1.29 at BetRivers
• Marquel Mederos vs Mason Jones (Aug 22): Mederos 3.20 at BetRivers, Jones 1.38 at Caesars
• Márcio Barbosa vs Ryan Kuse (Aug 22): Barbosa 1.11 at DraftKings, Kuse 7.00 at BetRivers
• Logan Paxton vs Cristian Pérez (Aug 19): no priced line captured yet

Notice how the best underdog and favorite prices sit at different books on the same fight — Haqparast is best at Caesars while his opponent is best at BetRivers. That split is exactly why line shopping matters in MMA.

How to read UFC fight odds

A favorite priced at 1.11 (Barbosa vs Kuse) implies a very high probability of winning — you'd risk a lot to win a little. A dog at 7.00 on the same fight implies a roughly 14% chance in the book's eyes. Odds close to even, like Haqparast 1.91 / Padilla 1.95, mean the market sees a genuine coin-flip and the sportsbook margin decides most of the gap.

We don't publish win-rate claims or tips dressed up as locks. Use these prices as a reference for where the market sits, then form your own read on the matchup, camp, weight cut and fight IQ. The narrower the odds, the more a single detail — a late replacement or a reach advantage — can swing value.

Line shopping: why one sportsbook is rarely enough for MMA

MMA cards move fast and books price the same fighter differently. In our sampled odds data, DraftKings showed the best available price most often (best-price share around 54% across 1,066 sampled lines) with an average margin near 4.3%. FanDuel landed the top price about 36% of the time at a similar margin (~4.5%). Fanatics also priced tight (best-price share ~42%, margin ~4.2%).

BetMGM and Caesars ran wider margins in our sample (roughly 5.2–5.3%), and BetRivers was widest at about 6.4% — yet BetRivers still posted several of the best individual dog prices above (Padilla, Kuse, Emmers's opponent). The lesson: no single book wins every fight, so holding two or three accounts lets you grab the better side each time.

Which sportsbook fits your UFC betting

All operators below are licensed by US state regulators, take a $10 minimum deposit, list withdrawals in a 0–24h window, and offer iOS and Android apps.

• Choose bet365 if live betting and streaming matter most. It scores highest overall (odds 8.8, live capability 9.4, app 9.3) and includes Live Streaming, Cash Out and Bet Builder. Availability depends on your state.
• Choose DraftKings if you shop for the best MMA price — it topped our best-price sample most often and pairs it with Same Game Parlay and Fast Payout.
• Choose FanDuel for a well-rounded app (app 9.3) and consistent moneylines; it held many of the best prices on the Aug 19 card.
• Choose Caesars or BetMGM if you already use their rewards ecosystem, accepting slightly wider average margins.
• Choose BetRivers if you chase underdog value — it posted several of the highest dog prices despite a wider average margin, and rates well on withdrawals (8.6).
• ESPN BET, Fanatics and Hard Rock Bet are solid app-first options where available; Fanatics priced notably tight in our sample.

Avoid relying on one account if you care about closing-line value — the split prices above show why.

Legal and payment notes for US bettors

US sports betting is licensed state by state. An operator legal in New Jersey is not automatically legal in your state — availability, minimum age (21) and rules follow your own state regulator (NJ DGE, NYSGC, PGCB, MGCB and others). Check that the book is live in New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Ohio or wherever you are before depositing.

Common deposit and payout methods across these books include PayPal, Venmo, Online Banking, Visa and Play+. We don't quote bonuses or promo offers here — verify current terms inside the app for your state.