UFC / MMA Odds

Where the best UFC / MMA odds are right now

Two metrics decide value on a two-way fight market: how often a book posts the top price (best-price share) and how much margin it bakes into the line (lower is better).

• Pinnacle — best-price share 53.4%, average margin 3.12% (221 markets sampled). Lowest margin in the sample; the reference book for sharp two-way pricing.
• DraftKings — best-price share 54.5%, average margin 4.21% (898 markets). Widest sample and the most frequent top price.
• FanDuel — best-price share 23.5%, average margin 4.06% (306 markets). Second-tightest margin.
• Caesars Sportsbook — best-price share 36.7%, average margin 5.35% (784 markets). High top-price frequency but a wider margin than the leaders.
• BetMGM — best-price share 14.6%, average margin 4.69% (240 markets).
• BetRivers — best-price share 18.9%, average margin 6.28% (280 markets).
• Betway — best-price share 12.0%, average margin 6.09% (191 markets).
• 888sport — best-price share 9.2%, average margin 6.63% (251 markets).
• Unibet — best-price share 8.5%, average margin 5.74% (201 markets).
• LeoVegas — best-price share 6.0%, average margin 6.86% (167 markets).

Read this as a shopping list: on any given UFC card, checking DraftKings and Pinnacle first will land the top moneyline price more than half the time. Adding FanDuel and Caesars covers most of the remaining best prices.

Upcoming UFC / MMA fixtures and best fight odds

Best available moneyline prices from sampled Ontario-licensed books for upcoming bouts (decimal odds):

• Nasrat Haqparast 1.91 (Caesars) vs Chris Padilla 1.95 (Pinnacle) — 22 Aug. A near pick'em; the two-way is split across two books, so both favourite and underdog value sit with different operators.
• Marquel Mederos 3.20 vs Mason Jones 1.38 — 22 Aug. Pinnacle holds the top price on both sides.
• Jackson McVey 1.57 (Betway) vs Wes Schultz 2.60 (Pinnacle) — 22 Aug.
• Jamall Emmers 4.10 (BetMGM) vs Lerryan Douglas 1.29 (BetRivers) — 22 Aug. Wide favourite; underdog longshot value on BetMGM.
• Márcio Barbosa 1.12 (Betway) vs Ryan Kuse 7.00 (BetRivers) — 22 Aug. The clearest chalk on the card.
• Alik Lorenz 1.32 vs Mahamed Aly 3.30 — 19 Aug, both best at FanDuel.
• Douglas Rodrigues 1.29 vs Trent Miller 3.50 — 19 Aug, both best at FanDuel.
• Logan Paxton 2.95 vs Cristian Pérez 1.38 — 19 Aug, both best at Unibet.
• Namo Fazil 1.56 (FanDuel) vs Kaik Brito 2.40 (Unibet) — 19 Aug.
• Roman Puga 2.22 (FanDuel) vs Taner Trembley 1.69 (Unibet) — 19 Aug.

Note how the top price flips between books fight-to-fight — the split lines on Haqparast–Padilla and Puga–Trembley show why line shopping matters more on MMA two-ways than on deeper markets. Prices move as cards approach; treat these as a snapshot, not a live quote.

UFC / MMA winner and outright odds

UFC markets split into two intents. Fight-night winner odds (the moneyline on each bout) are the core two-way market — that's where the best-price data above applies directly. UFC / MMA outright odds cover longer-horizon markets: division title futures and event method-of-victory props.

Outright and futures pricing is inherently wider than a two-way moneyline because books hold more margin on multi-runner markets. The margin table above is drawn from fight-level markets, so use it as your guide on individual bouts rather than on divisional futures. For title-race and outright markets, our futures odds page tracks the longer lines.

Favourites, underdogs and margin — how to read the line

On a two-way UFC fight, decimal odds convert directly to implied probability: 1.32 implies ~75.8%, 3.30 implies ~30.3%. Add both implied probabilities and the amount over 100% is the book's margin. A 3.12% average margin (Pinnacle) means less is skimmed from every bet than at a book running ~6.6% (888sport, LeoVegas).

For favourites — such as Barbosa at 1.12 or Douglas at 1.29 — margin matters most, because a fractionally better price on a short favourite meaningfully changes long-run return. For underdogs, best-price share matters: a book that tops the price on a 4.10 or 7.00 dog once per card is worth having in your rotation. That's the practical case for holding accounts at both a sharp book (Pinnacle/DraftKings) and a high top-price-frequency book (Caesars).

Live betting, cash out and streaming for UFC cards

MMA rewards in-play. Fights swing on a single exchange, so live capability and cash out are the features that matter on fight night.

• Live streaming: bet365, DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM and Unibet list live streaming among their features.
• Cash out: available at bet365, DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars, Betway, Unibet, 888sport, Betano and others.
• Live betting: offered across all operators listed here.

On ratings, bet365 (live capability 9.4) and DraftKings/FanDuel (8.8–8.9) top the in-play scores. If round-by-round in-play markets and streaming are your priority over headline price, those three lead. Note that streaming rights vary by event and are not guaranteed for every UFC card.

Licensing, payments and payouts

Every operator on this page holds an iGaming Ontario registration, regulated by the AGCO. That covers Ontario specifically — it is not a Canada-wide licence. Other provinces run their own regimes through provincial lottery corporations and regulators, so which books you can legally use, and their status, varies by province. Check what applies where you live. Minimum betting age is 19.

Payments: Interac is supported across the board, with Visa near-universal. Apple Pay is listed at bet365, Betway, Unibet and theScore Bet; Mastercard at bet365; InstaDebit at Sports Interaction. Minimum deposit is C$10 at every listed book, with stated withdrawal times of 0–24 hours. DraftKings, FanDuel, BetRivers, PointsBet, Betano, LeoVegas and Pinnacle flag Fast Payout among their features.