UFC 311 Predictions, Odds After examining all betting options, a typical UFC card can offer substantial actionable value.
And after looking at the UFC 311 odds, today’s event is no exception.
Islam Makhachev vs. Renato MoicanoMidnight ET UFC 311 Projected Odds Below, you can find my fair odds moneyline projection for each of Saturday’s 13 bouts.
Additionally, I show value on de Ridder to win by KO/TKO (projected +833, listed +1400) or inside the distance (projected +203, listed +275).
Pre-fight, bet Dvalishvili on the moneyline to +220 and consider a poke at his decision odds (projected +279, listed +350) at +300 or better.
See the most recent UFC 311 odds and betting lines with my picks for each of the 13 bouts on Saturday’s pay-per-view at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California.
Here, I analyze and forecast every fight on today’s PPV fight card while also looking at the most recent UFC 311 odds.
How to watch UFC 311 today: ESPN+ will stream the preliminary card at 6:00 p.m. A. ET (3:00 p.m. A. PT), and at 10 p.m., ESPN+ pay-per-view will air the main card. M. ET (cost per point: $79–$99).
Predictions and odds for UFC 311.
Once every betting option has been considered, a standard UFC card can provide significant actionable value. Additionally, based on the odds for UFC 311, today’s event is not an exception.
I will therefore explain my strategy for betting on every fight based on the most recent UFC 311 odds, including moneylines, over/unders, and specific winning techniques, winning round props, and whether the bout will end inside the distance or go to a decision.
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The fight times are estimates that could change. ET at all times.
To go ahead, click on a fight1. Tagir Ulanbekov against… 6 p. Clayton Carpenter. M. ET2. . Turcios Ricky vs. Sopaj Benardo 6:30 p.m. A. ET 3. Nakamura Rinya vs. Muin Gafurov at 7:00 p.m. M. ET4. Rosa Karol vs. 7:30 p.m., Ailin Perez. m. ET5. . Grant Dawson versus. 8:00 p.m. Diego Ferreira. A. ET6… Guskov Bogan v. Elekana Billy 8:30 p.m. ET7. Zachary Reese versus. Azamat Bekoev at 9:00 p.m. M. ET8. Talbott Payton vs. Barcelos Raoni 9:30 p.m. M. ET9. Kevin Holland versus. Reiner de Ridder, 10 p. A. ET10. Almeida Jailton vs. Ten thirty p.m. Serghei Spivac. m. ET11. . Jiri Prochazka versus. Jamahal Hill11, p. M. ET12. Dvalishvili, Merab versus. Nurmagomedov, Umar 11:30 p.m. M. ET13. Islam Makhachev versus. Moicano Renato Midnight ET.
Projected odds for UFC 311.
My fair odds moneyline prediction for each of the 13 fights on Saturday is provided below. Forecasts for those bouts ending within the distance or for each fighter winning by decision, knockout, or submission are included in the following section.
odds via DraftKings and as of Saturday.
props for UFC 311.
To establish fair odds for each fight to go the distance or for each fighter to win inside the distance, I gather information on each fighter’s chances of winning by decision, knockout, or submission in addition to developing a crowdsourced prediction for moneyline plays.
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Ulanbekov Tagir versus. Clayton Carpenter.
Flyweight Bout Odds Over/under rounds 2.5 (-280 / +210) Tagir Ulanbekov Odds-325, Clayton Carpenter Odds+260.
Tagir Ulanbekov is projected to be 69.4%.
Tagir Ulanbekov, who turns 34 in July, is 33 years old, which puts him on the wrong side of the 125-pound division’s age curve since the average age is 31. He has more UFC bouts canceled (eight) than won (six).
Due to his inability to gain weight and his large frame for the flyweight class, Tagir’s cardio in the third round of his bouts is subpar.
Carpenter is five years younger, from a respectable gym (The MMA Lab), unbeaten, and in his prime physical condition. But when facing a more experienced opponent at a distance, he must overcome a four-inch reach disparity.
You may find a better live price after Round 1 or halfway through Round 2 before Carpenter takes over with a superior gas tank in the second half of the fight, even though I think Carpenter’s moneyline before the fight (estimated +227) is valuable and I would take +250 or better.
The betting market anticipates a decision in this bout (lined -225, implied at nearly 70%). On the scorecards, Ulanbekov frequently falls short of his opponents, as evidenced by his career strike differential of -0 points per minute.
Also, Saturday’s card’s wrestling-based competitors won’t receive as much scoring deference for pointless takedowns as they usually do in the UAE or Abu Dhabi (where Ulanbekov won by split decision).
Bets.
Bet to 250 on Clayton Carpenter (+265, 0.25u) at FanDuel.
Clayton Carpenter Live following the first round.
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Turcios Ricky versus… Sopaj, Benardo.
Bantamweight BoutOdds: Over/under rounds 2.5 (-180 / +140) and Ricky Turcios odds of +200 and +240 for Bernado Sopaj.
Bernado Sopaj is projected to be 77.3%.
Turcios withdrew from the fight after weigh-ins because of illness, even though it was originally scheduled for November. When the cancellation occurred, Sopaj was a -375 favorite (79 percent implied); as of Friday, he is now trading at a more reasonable -245 price tag (71 percent implied).
In his brief UFC debut against Vinicius Oliveira in March of last year, Sopaj made an impression. He led the scorecards after ten minutes but eventually tired out and lost by brutal knockout in the third round. After losing, Oliveira defeated Ricky Simon, who was unable to ground the Brazilian, to make up for that defeat.
Sopaj should have a distinct wrestling advantage and will try to dominate this fight from top position on the mat, but Turcios is the longer man (3″ taller, 5″ reach advantage) and has plenty of striking power.
Sopaj has a broad range of abilities and significant promise. From a promotional perspective, Turcios is the more serious prospect because he is seven years younger than him, and he should be a stronger athlete throughout the fight.
I think the initial pricing for this matchup was more accurate, so I set Sopaj as a -341 favorite. Use him as a parlay piece to -330 or lay the juice on the favorite up to -305.
Depending on the book, I also display a small amount of value on Sopaj within the distance (projected +223, listed +230) or by KO/TKO (projected +362, listed +390). For round-robin purposes, I would think about utilizing either.
wagers.
Bet on -305 for Benardo Sopaj (-250, 0.25u) at BetMGM.
Parlay at FanDuel: Jailton Almeida (-450) and Benardo Sopaj (-260) (-145, 0.1u).
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Nakamura Rinya versus. Muin Gafurov.
Bantamweight BoutOdds Minya Nakamura Odds-575 Muin Gafurov Odds+440 Over/under rounds 2.5 (-200 / +154).
Rinya Nakamura is projected to be 82%.
Rinya Nakamura is one of the top technical freestyle wrestlers in the bantamweight class and a former U23 world champion. He has dominated every opponent he has faced in the UFC, spending seventy-five percent of his time in control positions.
To attract matchmakers and move up to title contention in the sport’s deepest division, Nakamura must improve his striking technique or create a more deadly submission game.
Nakamura’s considerable favoritism should be justified by the fact that he should have a substantial grappling advantage over Muin Gafurov.
Although “Tajik” has the means to win the fight—power in his hands, a dynamic kicking style, and a guillotine to slap a wrestler—by the middle of the second round, his energy will be depleted.
In the second half of the fight, Nakamura should establish dominant positions on the mat and possibly finish a tired opponent after drowning him with wrestling, but Gafurov appears to be reasonably durable on his feet.
I believe Nakamura has a good chance of winning by submission (projected +474, listed +500), and I would bet on him to win in Round 2 (+650) or Round 3 (+1000).
If Nakamura lags behind, he is also a live target.
wagers.
At FanDuel, Rinya Nakamura wins by Submission (+500, 0.1u); wager on +500.
Rinya Nakamura Live following Round 1.
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Rosa Karol vs. Perez, Ailin.
Women’s bantamweight bout odds: Karl Rosa odds: 250; Ailin Perez odds: +205; over/under rounds: 2 points; 5 (-500 / +340).
Karol Rosa is projected to be 73 percent.
This week, Perez is a very popular underdog pick; on average, she is chosen to win the fight 59% of the time, compared to implied odds of 32% to 38%.
Because of this, I offer value on the favorite, Rosa, up to -251 (71 percent implied) as a straight wager or -270 (73 percent implied) as a parlay piece.
Rosa has a great gas tank and exceptional output, ranging from 9.06 to 4.24 strikes landed per minute. In a 15-minute fight, I think she’s the better minute-winner, and if she can stop her opponent’s grappling, I wouldn’t rule out an attritional stoppage in Round 3 (Rosa Wins in Round 3, +2000).
While wrestling proactively, Perez has improved in recent bouts. She has recorded 20 takedowns on 38 attempts in her last 49 minutes in the cage.
Rosa is, in my opinion, the superior grappler overall, and the wrestling exchanges were, at most, neutral. However, those bouts were against opponents of comparatively low skill levels.
Additionally, Perez has struggled to sustain her takedowns for extended periods of time, whereas Rosa has struggled on the bottom against more skilled wrestlers (thus, she has attempted almost one per 90 seconds in her last four fights).
In any matchup, Rosa’s ceiling is lowered by her lack of finishing upside and her limited power. The scorecards for this fight are also the most heavily lined up, but Rosa should have twice as many strikes as Perez during the 15-minute bout.
Bet Rosa before the fight, add more live after Round 1 if she loses, and think about playing her odds of winning in Round 3 (+2000) as a dart throw.
wagers.
-251 is the wager for Karol Rosa (-245, 0.25u) at ESPNBet.
Karol Rosa Live following the first round.
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Dawson, Grant v. Diego Ferreira.
Simple BoutOddsGrant Dawson Odds-245Diego Ferreira Odds+200 Over/under rounds 2.5 (-145 / +114).
Grant Dawson (64.7%), it is projected.
On Saturday, Diego Ferreira will turn 40. Following a three-fight losing streak, he has turned back the clock in his last two fights, defeating Michael Johnson and Mateusz Rebecki via knockout, the latter as a +360 underdog.
When facing Grant Dawson, a back-take expert nine years his junior, the Brazilian has some clear advantages as the underdog. Dawson has better cardio and is a better wrestler, but Ferreira is the bigger man (2 inches reach advantage) and the much better striker (+1 point75 to +0 point22 differential per minute).
Ferreira has been held for 20 percent of his cage time, despite only controlling opponents for 13 percent of his octagon time. On the other hand, Dawson only spent 7% of his cage time being controlled by his opponents, whereas he has dominated them for 67% of that time.
Ferreira will struggle from the bottom for at least the first few rounds before tiring, but he still has good jiu-jitsu. He will have the chance to end the match against Dawson, who has displayed poor striking defense (45 percent) and durability issues, if he can get to striking range.
In contrast to Ferreira’s moneyline, which I would wager at +200 or higher, I would be more interested in betting him to win inside the distance (projected +323, listed +450).
Alternatively, I would look to live bet the favorite at a better price after Round 1 and think about betting Dawson to win in Rounds 2 (+750) or 3 (+1000); the takedowns should occur more frequently as the 40-year-old Ferreira wears down.
Bets.
Use ESPNBet to wager on Diego Ferreira (+210, 0.15u); aim for +200.
Inside the Distance (+450, 0.1u) is won by Diego Ferreira at DraftKings; wager to +350.
After the first round, Grant Dawson Live.
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Guskov Bogdan v. Elekana Bill.
Bogdan Guskov odds-360 Billy Elekana odds+285 Over/under rounds 2.5 (+205 / -295) Light Heavyweight Bout odds.
Bogdan Guskov is projected to be 71.9%.
Guskov, who finished as an underdog (+154, +120, and +165, respectively) and later appeared outclassed at times in his three UFC bouts despite a 2-1 record, hasn’t been well-liked by the betting public.
Surprisingly, Guskov was the favorite to beat Johnny Walker. Though Billy Elekana, a PFL veteran and more well-rounded fighter, is a short-notice replacement, the line has still shifted even more in his favor.
In this matchup, Elekana has the grappling advantage and has never been defeated (his only defeat came via split decision). Guskov has a known grappling deficit and isn’t very resilient.
Against any opponent, Guskov still has the finishing upside and should be the stronger puncher. If Elekana adopts a wrestling-focused strategy and wins takedowns right away, this line might be reversed.
Bet on the underdog to win by +275 before the fight and wait to add more live after Round 1, probably if Guskov knocks him down but tries to finish but fails.
After surviving an early storm, I would pick Elekana to win in the prop market inside the distance (projected +474, listed +500) and possibly in Round 2 (+1700) or Round 3 (+2500).
Bets.
Billy Elekana at DraftKings (+310, 0.25u); wager to +275.
Billy Elekana Live following the first round.
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Zachary Reese versus… Bekoev Azamat.
Middleweight BoutOdds: Zachary Reese +160; Azmat Bekoev +192; over/under rounds TBD.
Azamat Bekoev (54.5%) is the projection.
Reese will face LFA middleweight champion Azamat Bekoev on short notice after originally being slated to face Sedriques Dumas (as a -275 favorite).
Reese is the larger man (4 inches taller, 5-inch reach advantage), and he appears to be the more powerful finisher. In his most recent victory over Jose Medina, he successfully completed four takedown attempts in the third round and landed over 100 significant strikes for the fight, demonstrating that he has 15-minute cardio.
Reese, who had previously been categorized as a quick finish or bust archetype, raised his ceiling by demonstrating average cardio, despite the fight appearing to be a mismatch.
Although the short notice booking might negate the cardio dynamic, I would give Bekoev a better chance of winning this matchup on a whole camp. Reese is a very unconventional and chaotic opponent, and I anticipate that he will continue to be the bigger man and the more dangerous fighter.
Bekoev will probably try to wrestle and topple Reese first. Despite this, Reese hunts for submissions off his back and has a deadly guard game. Furthermore, Reese seems more likely than Bekoev to deal the more significant damage from a distance, and I haven’t been impressed with his striking.
Consider his inside-the-distance prop at +225 or above (estimated +201) and bet Reese to +130.
Also, think about placing a wager on the Fight to End Inside the Distance (projected -219, listed -175) at -200 or better, or the Under 2.5 Rounds to -160.
wagers.
FanDuel: Zachary Reese (+164, 0.25u); wager to +130.
Bet on Zachary Reese to win Inside the Distance (+275, 0.1u) at DraftKings; wager on +225.
Bet to -200 at Caesars, where the fight ends inside the distance (-170, 0.25u).
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Talbott Payton versus. Raoni Barcelos. .
BoutOddsPayton Talbott Odds-1050Raoni Barcelos Odds+675 Over/under rounds 1.5 (-166 / +130); bantamweight.
Prediction: 87.8% for Payton Talbott.
In the UFC, Talbott may have surpassed Bo Nickal as the most promising young fighter. With his size (135 pounds), fluid technique, and outrageous output, the unbeaten 26-year-old striker has been compared to Sean O’Malley. Including his contender series bout, he records 8 points per minute with 4 significant strikes.
Although Talbott’s moneyline will close above -1000 for the second straight fight, Raoni Barcelos is much more accomplished than Talbott’s most recent opponent, Yanis Ghemmouri, whom Talbott defeated in 19 seconds.
A 37-year-old fighter with a significant size (3-inch height and reach difference) and speed disadvantage in this matchup, Barcelos is a very well-rounded fighter with Brazilian national wrestling and Nogi grappling titles to his name.
Barcelos may test Talbott’s submission defense if he can take the fight to the ground, but that’s the only way I can see the Brazilian pulling off a big upset.
As I frequently point out, younger fighters have won 72 percent of the time at average odds of -140 (58 percent implied), which is almost 14 percent higher than expected, when there is at least a ten-year age gap between MMA opponents.
If this fight has any worth, it will either go to a decision (projected +210, listed +240) or be won by Talbott by decision (projected +267, listed +320). I’m happy to pass, though, considering the age difference and Talbott’s potential to act as a statistical outlier.
wagers.
Let’s pass.
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Kevin Holland against…. De Ridder Reiner.
Middleweight Bout Odds: Over/under rounds 1.5 (-175 / +135); Kevin Holland Odds: +102; Reiner de Ridder Odds: -122.
Reiner de Ridder is projected at 50.9%.
To learn more, including a complete statistical analysis, see Billy Ward’s complete Kevin Holland vs. preview of Reiner de Ridder.
It looks like a binary matchup between fan favorite Kevin Holland and former two-division ONE FC champion Reiner de Ridder in Saturday’s main card opener.
Especially at Middleweight, Holland has had difficulty competing against more physically demanding opponents. In my opinion, de Ridder, who also won heavyweight gold in ONE, will dominate the fight in the final moments, score takedowns, and establish himself as the best fighter early on.
Nevertheless, Holland has the defensive jiu-jitsu to stay in the fight and the offensive ability to threaten opponents if they make a mistake in a scramble, even though he has a poor takedown defense (54 percent) and finds it difficult to get off his back against more muscular opponents (he has spent 33 percent of his cage time being controlled by opponents).
As he has landed over six strikes per minute at a distance throughout his career, Holland should have clear advantages in speed, technique, accuracy, and output at striking range (+1.46 differential). Furthermore, de Ridder’s athleticism and general skill set in his UFC debut against Gerald Meerschaert did not impress me.
However, Holland’s past struggles against aggressive grapplers or opponents with a physicality edge cannot be disregarded.
I project slight value on Holland as an underdog, but I’d want +110 or higher to fire at his moneyline. After Round 1, a better price might be available live.
Instead, think about placing a wager on Holland to win in Round 2 (+700) or Round 3 (+1100) prior to the fight, taking into account the probable striker vs. grappler’s cardiovascular dynamic.
Furthermore, I predict that de Ridder will prevail via KO/TKO (projected +833, listed +1400) or inside the distance (projected +203, listed +275).
In a binary fight, I would rather wager on the Under 2.5 Rounds (-146) to -165 or the Fight to End Inside the Distance to -210 (estimated -232, listed -185) and watch for a live entry on Holland the moment he emerges from a takedown.
wagers.
Bet to -210 at DraftKings for Fight Ends Inside the Distance (-185, 0.25u).
Kevin Holland Live following Round 1.
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Almeida, Jailton v. Spivac Serghei.
Heavyweight BoutOddsJailton Almeida Odds-485Serghei Spivac Odds+370 Over/under rounds1.5 (-110 /-201).
Jailton Almeida is the projected candidate (84.1%).
Jailton Almeida has a significant advantage over the heavyweight division in wrestling and grappling, but there are serious concerns about his durability and gas tank. This is evident from his nine takedowns in five minutes prior to an embarrassing TKO defeat at the hands of Curtis Blaydes.
Spivac, a fellow grappler, has been in control position for 37 percent of his fight time, while Almeida, who could still compete at light heavyweight if he wanted to make the weight cut, has been in control position for 88 percent.
Despite not being on the bottom very often, Spivac is a much slower athlete than Almeida. As long as both fighters are healthy, the Brazilian should be free to do as he pleases.
Spivac may be the better striker, but unless he can stop takedowns or get back up after being put on his back, he is unlikely to find opportunities to show it. Jailton rarely hesitates to shoot opponents.
Almeida has odds of winning in Round 1 (+170) or the Under 1.5 Rounds (-115), but I would probably prefer his odds to be as high as -450 as a straight bet or as low as -500 as a parlay piece.
wagers.
Under 1.5 Rounds at ESPN BET (-115, 0.25u); wager to -125.
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Jiri Prochazka against… Hill Jamahal.
Over/under rounds 1.5 (-160 / +124) Light Heavyweight BoutOddsJiri Prochazka Odds+114Jamahal Hill Odds-135.”.
Jamahal Hill is the projection (59.3%).
A complete statistical analysis and more details can be found in John Lanfranca’s Jamahal Hill vs. Jiri Prochazka sneak peek.
As of this writing, Jamahal Hill, who started the game as the underdog, has moved the implied probability toward -140 by more than 8%.
Hill was my 59 percent favorite (-146 implied), and I would wager on the American at -135 or higher. Since his knockout loss to Alex Pereira, Hill has had to recuperate for nine more months after undergoing achilles surgery eighteen months ago.
In this match, Hill is the more effective striker and better boxer (+3 points 81 to +0 points 34 difference per minute at distance), and I think he is the more resilient athlete with superior output and cardio. In almost every UFC fight, Prochazka has been injured or knocked down, and in his most recent defeat to Pereira, he fought rather passively.
Prochazka is the more dynamic striker and better kicker, and both fighters play shoddy defense. Hill’s bad footwork has caused him to defend only 46% of opposing strikes, while Prochazka keeps his hands low and only defends 39% of opposing strikes.
Although Hill may have the wrestling edge and I anticipate him to win the bout, Prochazka is the superior submission grappler.
Hill’s reputation keeps bouncing back and forth between being overrated and underrated. He is an underappreciated defensive grappler, in my opinion, and his boxing style and physical prowess give him a very high floor in every battle.
Given Prochazka’s propensity to force a finish in every fight, I anticipate this one ending by finish more frequently than the odds (projected -321, listed -250) indicate. The Unders are both alluring: 1.5 Rounds (+123) and 2.5 Rounds (-172).
I’m probably going to take some Under and Hill moneylines. Nevertheless, you can also use those props for round-robin competitions or play Hill by KO/TKO (projected +152, listed +190) or inside the distance (projected +131, listed +165).
wagers.
Jamahal Hill at Caesars (-120, 0.25u); wager on -135.
Bet to -200 on FanDuel’s Under 2.5 Rounds (-172, 0.25u).
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Dvalishvili Merab versus. Umar Nurmagomedov.
Bantamweight BoutOddsMerab Dvalishvili Odds+220Umar Nurmagomedov Odds-270 Over/under rounds 4.5 (-315 / +230).
Umar Nurmagomedov is projected to be 68.6%.
For more details, including a comprehensive statistical analysis, view Billy Ward’s complete Merab Dvalishvili vs. Preview of Umar Nurmagomedv.
Merab Dvalishvili remains one-of-one regarding his pace inside the Octagon, attempting nearly 70 strikes and 10 takedowns per 5 minutes at a distance against his opposition.
With his superior submission techniques, more sophisticated striking style, and outstanding wrestling, Nurmagedov is well-equipped to win this bout. To make the scorecards, he must, however, match Merab’s physicality and intensity for twenty-five minutes, with the implied scorecard being seventy percent.
I think Nurmagomedv could take a significant lead with a knockdown because Dvalishvili is often overly aggressive and gets injured early in his fights.
Dvalishvili has spent 88 percent of his grappling time in control positions, while Nurmagomedv has spent 97 percent. Nevertheless, neither fighter is accustomed to being on the defensive, so I’m interested to see how they react when they counter-grapple their opponent instead of starting takedowns and working from control positions.
On foot and in scrambles, Nurmagomedv has a speed advantage. That difference should be noticeable when Dvalishvili tries to get off his back and escape from the bottom or when he tries to stop Nurmagomedv from locking in a body triangle.
Even so, I think the wrestling styles of the two men will balance each other out, making it more akin to a kickboxing match between two grapplers, in which Dvalishvili could outpace any opponent. In the later rounds, I would have to give Dvalishvili a cardio edge, so after Rounds 2 or 3, think about making a live entry on Dvalishvili.
Before the match, wager on Dvalishvili to win on the moneyline to +220 and take a stab at his decision odds (estimated +279, listed +350) at +300 or higher.
wagers.
Bet on +220 for Merab Dvalishvili (+225, 0.4u) at FanDuel.
Merab Dvalishvili wins at DraftKings by decision (+350, 0.1u); wager on +300.
Following either Round 2 or Round 3, Merab Dvalishvili goes live.
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Makhachev versus Islam. Moicano Renato.
Lightweight Bout Odds Islam Makhachev Odds-1200Renato Moicano Odds+750 Over/under rounds 1.5 (-138 / +110).
Islam Makhachev is the projection (88.8%).
See my complete Islam Makhachev vs. trailer for Renato Moicano.
Basically, I tend to favor the Over 1.5 Rounds (-135), but I don’t project value on either side of the moneyline or the total because of the stylistic matchup.
I would still prefer Makhachev’s KO/TKO project value (estimated +135, listed +190) to his submission prop and wager on +145.
wagers.
Bet on +145 for Islam Makhachev’s victory via KO/TKO (+190, 0.25u) at FanDuel.
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UFC 311 Predictions & Picks by Sean Zerillo.
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Cashline wagers.
Place a wager of 250 on Clayton Carpenter (+265, 0.25u) at FanDuel.
Bet on -305 for Benardo Sopaj (-250, 0.25u) at BetMGM.
You can wager on -251 with Karol Rosa (-245, 0.25u) at ESPNBet.
At ESPNBet, Diego Ferreira (+210, 0.15u) is a wager of +200.
Place a wager on +275 for Billy Elekana (+310, 0.25u) at DraftKings.
Bet on Zachary Reese (+164, 0.25u) at FanDuel; place a wager of +130.
Bet on -135. Caesars’ Jamahal Hill (-120, 0.25u).
Bet to +220 on Merab Dvalishvili (+225, 0.4u) at FanDuel.
Prop bets and totals.
At FanDuel, Rinya Nakamura wins by Submission (+500, 0.1u); wager on +500.
Diego Ferreira wins Inside the Distance (+450, 0.1u) at DraftKings; bet to +350.
Bet to +225 on Zachary Reese to win Inside the Distance (+275, 0.1u) at DraftKings.
Bet to -200 on Zachary Reese and Azamat Bekoev’s Fight Ends Inside the Distance (-170, 0.25u) at Caesars.
Reiner de Ridder vs. Kevin Holland, Fight Ends Inside the Distance (-185, 0.25u); wager to -210 at DraftKings.
Bet to -125 on Jailton Almeida/Serghei Spivac, Under 1.5 Rounds (-115, 0.25u) at ESPNBet.
Under 2.5 Rounds (-172, 0.25u) for Jamahal Hill and Jiri Prochazka at FanDuel; wager to -200.
Bet on +300 for Merab Dvalishvili to win by decision (+350, 0.1u) at DraftKings.
Islam Makhachev wins by KO/TKO (+190, 0.25u) at FanDuel; bet to +145.
parlays.
Parlay (-145, 0.1u) at FanDuel: Jailton Almeida (-450) & Benardo Sopaj (-260).
Real-time wagering.