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Parlays & Single Bets
When its broke, or at least not paying out like it should be, its time to fix it. Instead of putting together Parlays based on what type of bettor you might be, we are going to rank each parlay/ single bet based on 3 things- Value, Risk, and Confidence. It will be up to you to decide which plays you feel like making and which ones you are going to pass on.
Keep in mind this is gambling- there is massive risk involved any time you lay money on the line and with the unpredictability of a sport like MMA it only makes it tougher. All we can do is prepare ourselves to the fullest extent and make bets that we feel good about. Let’s make some money!
GOLD- Bets posted in this section will have a solid payout, involve moderate risk, but my confidence level will be high. Single bets and 2-3 fight parlays, potentially the odd prop bet.
SILVER- Bets posted in this section will have a solid to slightly higher payout, but will involve a little more risk and while I am confident enough to post these bets, I do see where we could go wrong. Single bets, 3-4 fight parlays and prop bets. More Underdogs involved.
BRONZE- Bets posted in this section will normally have the highest payouts, but also involve the most risk. Major Underdogs, larger parlays, and higher risk prop bets.
WILDCARD- This section will include bets only to be made if you have some extra cash. Most posts in this section will be long shots to hit or at least have a lot of working parts involved, but if they do the win the payout will be significant.
Betting Units
“What is a unit?”A popular term in sports betting is “unit” and below I will explain what bettors mean they refer to a unit, and examples of it being used.
A “unit” in sports betting is a measurement of the size of someone’s bet. Because everyone has different sized bankrolls for sports betting, using the term unit is a way for us to show your profit or loss in universal terms.
Someone who is betting $10,000 per bet and is up $18,000 on the season isn’t nearly as impressive as someone who bets $10 per bet and is up $180 on the season. Using units gives us a tool to keep track of profits and losses without the dollar value.
Because basic sports betting strategy tells us that you should be betting somewhere between 1-5% of your bankroll on each wager, it is generally accepted that a unit is equal to approximately 1% of your bankroll. Nothing is set on stone with this, but that is an easy way to calculate a single unit.
Using the above formula, someone who has a $1,000 bankroll would be betting $10 per unit, while someone with a $50,000 bankroll would be betting $500 per unit.
Using the bankroll management strategy that recommends 1-5% of your bankroll on each bet you would essentially want to bet between 1-5 “units”.
Many sports handicappers will release their plays with units, with the most common being 1-5 units or sometimes 1-7 units. The 1,2, and 3 unit plays are more of the average plays, while the 4, 5 and sometimes 6 and 7 unit plays are the big plays where the handicapper feels they have found a lot of value on a play.
If a handicapper released a 5 unit play and you had a $1,000 sports betting bankroll you would be risking 5% (5 units) or $50 on the play.
Depending on your betting style, you can select the Hardcore Betting Cluster which employs a betting strategy focussed on straight and 2-leg parlays that limit the risk and offer a decent return based on your financial commitment. If you are willing to take a little more risk and aren’t interested in putting as much cash in play, but still want a shot at a big return- then the Casual Betting Cluster is for you. Playing both of these strategies together is not recommended.
Hardcore Betting Cluster (HBC)
Gold Plays
BET #1 |
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+ Cody Stamann |
to Win |
+110 |
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ODDS: |
+110 |
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BET: |
8u |
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RETURN: |
16.8u |
BET #2 |
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+ Ricardo Ramos |
to Win |
-163 |
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+ Calvin Kattar |
to Win |
-334 |
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ODDS: |
+110 |
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BET: |
6u |
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RETURN: |
12.58u |
Silver Plays
BET #1 |
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+ Molly McCann |
to Win |
-110 |
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ODDS: |
-110 |
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BET: |
5u |
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RETURN: |
9.55u |
BET #2 |
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+ Jared Gordon |
to Win |
-150 |
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+ Tim Elliott |
to Win |
-125 |
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ODDS: |
+200 |
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BET: |
4u |
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RETURN: |
12u |
Bronze Plays
BET #1 |
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+ Diana Belbita |
to Win |
-163 |
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ODDS: |
-163 |
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BET: |
3u |
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RETURN: |
4.84u |
BET #2 |
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+ Kenneth Bergh |
to Win |
-160 |
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+ Modestas Bukauskas |
to Win |
-225 |
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ODDS: |
+135 |
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BET: |
3u |
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RETURN: |
7.04u |
Wildcard Plays
BET #1 |
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+ Alhassan/Lazzez |
Total Rounds Under 1.5 |
-170 |
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+ Modestas Bukauskas |
to Win by TKO/KO
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+100
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ODDS: |
+218 |
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BET: |
4u |
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RETURN: |
12.71u |
BET #2 |
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+ Jack Shore |
to Win by Submission |
-105 |
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+ Bergh/ Gonzalez |
Total Rounds Under 1.5 |
-135 |
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ODDS: |
+240 |
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BET: |
4u |
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RETURN: |
13.59u |
BET #3 |
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+ Cody Stamann |
to Win |
+110 |
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+ Molly McCann |
to Win |
-110 |
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+ Ricardo Ramos |
to Win |
-163 |
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ODDS: |
+547 |
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BET: |
3u |
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RETURN: |
19.41u |
Casual Betting Cluster (CBC)
Gold Plays
BET #1 |
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+ Cody Stamann
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to Win |
+110 |
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+ Ricardo Ramos |
to Win |
-163 |
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+ Calvin Kattar |
to Win |
-334 |
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ODDS: |
+340 |
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BET: |
10u |
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RETURN: |
44.03u |
Silver Plays
BET #1 |
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+ Molly McCann
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to Win |
-110 |
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+ Jared Gordon |
to Win |
-150 |
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+ Tim Elliott |
to Win |
-125 |
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ODDS: |
+473 |
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BET: |
7u |
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RETURN: |
40.09 |
Bronze Plays
BET #1 |
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+ Diana Belbita
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to Win |
-163 |
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+ Kenneth Bergh |
to Win |
-160 |
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+ Modestas Bukauskas |
to Win |
-225 |
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ODDS: |
+279 |
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BET: |
5u |
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RETURN: |
18.94u |
Wildcard Plays
BET #1 |
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+ Alhassan/Lazzez |
Total Rounds Under 1.5 |
-170 |
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+ Modestas Bukauskas |
to Win by TKO/KO
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+100
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+ Jack Shore |
to Win by Submission |
-105 |
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+ Bergh/ Gonzalez |
Total Rounds Under 1.5 |
-135 |
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ODDS: |
+980 |
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BET: |
5u |
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RETURN: |
53.98u |
BET #2 |
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+ Cody Stamann |
to Win |
+110 |
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+ Jared Gordon |
to Win |
-150 |
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+ Ricardo Ramos |
to Win |
-163 |
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ODDS: |
+465 |
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BET: |
6u |
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RETURN: |
33.88u |
BET #3 |
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+ Molly McCann |
to Win |
-110 |
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+ Tim Elliott |
to Win |
-125 |
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+ Diana Belbita |
to Win |
-163 |
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+ Kenneth Bergh |
to Win |
-160 |
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ODDS: |
+801 |
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BET: |
6u |
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RETURN: |
54.06u |
Draftkings Lineup
Lineup
+ Dan Ige |
$7100 |
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+ Cody Stamann |
$7800 |
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+ Abdul Razak Alhassan |
$9200 |
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+ Kenneth Bergh |
$8700 |
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+ Jared Gordon |
$8300 |
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+ Ricardo Ramos |
$8800 |
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Spares
+ Modestas Bukauskas |
$8800 |
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Betting Breakdowns
Calvin Kattar -334 vs Dan Ige +250 
- Kattar has a number of significant edges in this fight, but there is not denying that Ige is tough.
- The line originally opened around -230 which made this a key play, but now it is more of a secondary bet.
- I still like Kattar here to augment my top plays, especially considering how many lesser-known fighters are on this card.
- Kattar gets the call for a Gold Play to be paired with Ricardo Ramos.
Prop Bet:
DK Lineup:
- Ige is a tough out, which makes it hard to back Kattar at such a high price despite his finishing skills.
- With so many big favs on the card and few dogs to choose from, Ige gets the call to our lineup.
- He will have 5 rounds to compile points with takedowns power strikes.
- He is also the type of fighter that if Kattar is off his game, Ige could come through for us.
- The best of the lower end options.
- Add him to the lineup
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Ryan Benoit +100 vs Tim Elliott -125 
- Elliott’s style usually works on lower/middle-ranked opponents but his last performance left a lot to be desired.
- Benoit has had issues making weight under optimal conditions and doesn’t have a deep gas tank.
- He is also vulnerable to takedowns which is Tim’s forte.
- 74% of Tapology players picking Elliott and line is moving in our favour from a near -200 open.
- I know a lot of bettors that planned to fade Elliott after his last fight, this is the wrong spot.
- Tim is a Silver play.
Prop Bet:
DK Lineup:
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Jimmie Rivera -138 vs Cody Stamann +110 
- I love the line here.
- At BW, I see Rivera with the ability to outwork Stamann who cuts a lot to make the division.
- At 145, Stamann looked good and Rivera will be putting on extra pounds for minimal gain.
- Cody is also turning around quickly while Rivera has been off for a prolonged period which favours Cody especially with the short notice.
- The line movement is minimal and of nearly 1000 picks on Tapology, 65% are favouring Stamann.
- #1 Gold play for Stamman.
Prop Bet:
DK Lineup:
- Stamann’s volume is good and his wrestling is solid.
- He is also the only underdog I am on so he needs to be included for budget reasons.
- Rivera has been hurt in multiple fights and finished by Moraes, Stamann could do the same.
- Add him.
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Molly McCann -110 vs Taila Santos -110 
- The shift on this line is crazy, with Molly opening around -300 and is now at even money.
- With 88% of 1000+ pickers backing McCann, combined with the movement- this is a solid pick.
- That being said, Santos has had little exposure at this level and while McCann has looked decent of late, she is still developing.
- I like her as a strong Silver Play.
Prop Bet:
DK Lineup:
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Abdul Razak Alhassan -334 vs Mounir Lazzez +250 
- This is an easy pass from SU perspective.
- Too many intangibles to consider here when looking at the line.
- No Play.
Prop Bet:
- Abdul Razak Alhassan/Mounir Lazzez Total Rounds Under 1.5 -170

- I looked at Alhassan by knockout and wasn’t happy with the line.
- This play keeps both fighters striking skills in play.
- Both guys are 1st round finishers, but we get an extra half round to sort it out.
- If you want a bigger taste, Alhassan Wins in Round 1 @ -105 is worth a look.
DK Lineup:
- With all his wins coming by knockout in round 1, Alhassan is an easy fighter to include.
- His opponent is a capable striker, but also taking a big step up in competition.
- Add him.
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John Phillips +250 vs Khamzat Chimaev -334 
- Phillips has knockout power and Chimaev is green.
- That is enough by itself to pass.
- No Play.
Prop Bet:
- See the Betting Scenario Section.
DK Lineup:
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Chris Fishgold +125 vs Jared Gordon -150 
- Gordon is moving back down to FW where he is 2-0 and has looked good.
- It is possible that the benefits of not cutting were outweighed by the larger/ more impactful strikers at LW.
- Fishgold can sit down on his punches, but he doesn’t have a great track record of knockout wins.
- He will also engage Gordon in the high paced fight that Gordon wants to push.
- Gordon will outwork him on the feet and should be able to hold his own on the mat.
- The line movement has not been in our favour, but isn’t too drastic.
- Silver Play for Gordon.
Prop Bet:
DK Lineup:
- Gordon works at pretty solid pace and will look for the finish as well.
- Fishgold has been finished in both of his UFC defeats.
- At $8300, he is reasonably affordable.
- Add him.
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Lerone Murphy +137 vs Ricardo Ramos -163 
- Murphy got a good deal in his first fight with an opponent coming off a massive layoff that gassed in super hot conditions.
- It allowed him to get a split draw versus a decent opponent, that is helping the line here.
- Ramos has the ability to exploit his shaky TDD and capable of holding his own on the feet.
- Solid return on Ramos- Gold Play.
Prop Bet:
DK Lineup:
- Ramos is a proven finisher which is what we are looking for.
- Even if he can’t get the stoppage, a multitude of takedowns augmented by striking will do the trick.
- Add him.
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Modestas Bukauskas -225 vs Andreas Michailidis +187 
- This should be a fun fight with a lot of action early.
- The line has moved some and -225 is on the better end of it.
- With 2 debut LHWs you want to limit your exposure here.
- Bronze play.
Prop Bet:
- Modestas Bukauskas to Win by TKO/KO +100

- Bukauskas has a knockout heavy record and is facing.
- Michailidis has been knocked out 3-times and has a limited gas tank.
- That is enough for me.
DK Lineup:
- Add Bukauskas in as a spare and use him to vary your lineups in place of Alhassan.
- As mentioned above, I feel like he should get the finish- but it might not be as quick as our #1 option.
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Diana Belbita -163 vs Liana Jojua +137 
- We were getting a better number at the start, around -140, but this is still playable.
- Belbita seems like the more assertive fighter, even in her defeat.
- This is a bout where both girls are still new and we are figuring out how they hold up at this level.
- Belbita outworks her for the majority of the fight
- Bronze play.
Prop Bet:
DK Lineup:
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Aaron Phillips +550 vs Jack Shore -800 
- This line is crazy considering Shore has 1 UFC fight.
- Phillips has fought pretty low-level opponents to get back to this level.
- He is also vulnerable to the skill set that Shore offers.
- Still, an easy No Play.
Prop Bet:
- See the Betting Scenario Section.
DK Lineup:
- Shore is simply too expensive in an already expensive lineup.
- If you can make him work, you should.
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Kenneth Bergh -160 vs Jorge Gonzalez +130 
- This is an odd last-second fight between a first-round knockout artist and a first-round submission artist.
- I am not sure if these guys are UFC ready, but it will be fun.
- Gonzalez is vulnerable to getting taken down and if Burgh can do that in round 1 he either wins or tires him out and subs him in R2.
- (If Gonzalez lands with power Bergh is vulnerable to that.
- Bergh was a near -200 fav at the open so we are getting some value here.
- Bronze Play on Bergh.
Prop Bet:
- See the Betting Scenario Section.
DK Lineup:
- If Bergh wins it will almost certainly be by submission inside the first 7-8 minutes or less.
- High likelihood of a round 1 finish.
- He is also more affordable than other finishers.
- Add him.
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Confidence List
1. Jack Shore -800 
2. Calvin Kattar -334 
3. Ricardo Ramos -163 
4. Cody Stamann +110 
5. Modestas Bukauskas -225 
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6. Jared Gordon -150 
7. Abdul Razak Alhassan -334 
8. Tim Elliott -125 
9. Molly McCann -110 
10. Khamzat Chimaev -334 
11. Diana Belbita -163 
12. Kenneth Bergh -160 
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Value Bet List
1. Cody Stamann +110 
2. Molly McCann -110 
3. Ricardo Ramos -163 
4. Jared Gordon -150 
5. Tim Elliott -125 
The Value Bet list is a list of fighters ranked based on a combination of their ability to win their fight and the potential financial return you would receive if they win.
- Even on a good night I don’t anticipate winning every fight on this list, realistically 2-3 correct picks would be considered a successful event.
- I do not recommend backing every fighter listed, these are just suggestions where the greatest betting value on the card lies, it is up to you to make the decision where to invest your money.
Counter Bets
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The Counter Bet list consists of fighters ranked based on a combination of their ability to win their fight and the potential financial return you would receive if they win. These 5 fighters are the best betting options available of all of the fighters that I predicted to lose and although I fully endorse my own predicted winner I feel that giving this type of information is only fair to my followers as it gives them further insight into my opinion on each match-up.
Some people might question the use of one fighter in a parlay and the other (an underdog) in a straight-up bet, but here is my logic.
Scenario: the Fav is in a 3 fighter parlay and it pays $5 x your bet of $30 and the dog pays $3.50 x your bet of $10.
The underdog single bet offers a nice safety net. If he wins then you bet a total of $40 and won $35, your losses are minimal. If your parlay wins then you bet $40 and won $150, so it is still a decent profit line.
There is the possibility that you might not win either bet, but having an “insurance” style bet can keep you from going broke a lot of nights.
Betting Scenario
Scenario Breakdowns
The section will always be a work in progress, as I hopefully continue to find different scenarios that produce consistent winners. Click the names below to read each scenario’s explanation.
UFC 190: Rousey vs. Correia |
Test Run
[Fight_1]Test Run[/Fight_1] |
UFC on FOX 16: Dillashaw vs Barao 2
| July 25th 2015 | Chicago, Illinois, USA |
Main Card |
T.J. DILLASHAW | vs. | RENAN BARAO | | | |
MIESHA TATE | vs. | JESSICA EYE | | | |
EDSON BARBOZA | vs. | PAUL FELDER | | | |
TAKANORI GOMI | vs. | JOE LAUZON | | | |
Preliminary Card |
TOM LAWLOR | vs. | GIAN VILLANTE | JAMES KRAUSE | vs. | DARON CRUICKSHANK |
JIM MILLER | vs. | DANNY CASTILLO | ANDREW HOLBROOK | vs. | RAMSEY NIJEM |
KENNY ROBERTSON | vs. | BEN SAUNDERS | JESSAMYN DUKE | vs. | ELIZABETH PHILLIPS |
EDDIE WINELAND | vs. | BRYAN CARAWAY | ZAK CUMMINGS | vs. | DOMINIQUE STEELE |
UFC 214: Cormier vs Jones 2 |
C. Daniel Cormier |  | CTRY. |  | #1 Jon Jones |
19-1 | REC | 22-1 |
4W | STREAK | 13W |
+230 | ODDS | -245 |
205 | WEIGHT | 205 |
5'11" | HEIGHT | 6'4" |
72.5" | REACH | 84.5" |
38 | AGE | 30 |
COUNTDOWN TO UFC 214
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EPU Candidate(s)
1. Jack Shore to Win by Submission -105 
Phillips can be taken down and Shore is going to do that a lot. Once on the mat, Shore loves to move to back control and set up his RNC. My only real concern here is that Shore opts for some GNP to get a finish.
2. Kenneth Bergh/Jorge Gonzalez Total Rounds Under 1.5 -135 
Both fighters come out looking for the finish from the onset of the fight, Bergh by sub and Jorge by knockout- I struggle to believe one of them won’t get it by the 7:30 mark. Let’s do it!
EPU | Under 1.5 | Under 2.5 | Over 2.5 | Over x2 |
2014 | 42 | 46 | 46 | 11 of 46 Events |
2015 | 28 | 35 | 42 | 10 of 39 Events |
2016 | 28 | 38 | 41 | 11 of 41 Events |
2017 | 27 | 40 | 35 | 8 of 38 Events |
2018 | 26 | 35 | 30 | 8 of 33 Events |
2019 | 18 | 27 | 49 | 15 of 39 Events |
2020 | 12 | 16 | 23 | 7 of 22 Events |
| FP | W | L | Win % |
2015 Picks | 47 | 24 | 23 | 51% |
2016 Picks | 55 | 31 | 24 | 56% |
2017 Picks | 47 | 20 | 27 | 43% |
2018 Picks | 42 | 25 | 17 | 60% |
2019 Picks | 32 | 13 | 19 | 41% |
2020 Picks | 23 | 8 | 15 | 35% |
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FPO Candidate
1. John Phillips/Khamzat Chimaev
There is just a lot about this fight that makes me not want to get invested. Let’s stick with that instinct. Pass.
Final Prelim | FP | Over 2.5 | Under 2.5 | Over % |
2014 | 46 | 30 | 16 | 65% |
2015 | 36 | 16 | 20 | 44% |
2016 | 39 | 26 | 13 | 67% |
2017 | 34 | 25 | 9 | 74% |
2018 | 33 | 22 | 11 | 67% |
2019 | 38 | 23 | 15 | 61% |
2020 | 19 | 11 | 8 | 58% |
| FP | W | L | Win % |
2015 Picks | 29 | 12 | 17 | 41% |
2016 Picks | 35 | 17 | 18 | 49% |
2017 Picks | 29 | 12 | 17 | 41% |
2018 Picks | 31 | 13 | 18 | 42% |
2019 Picks | 30 | 9 | 21 | 30% |
2020 Picks | 10 | 4 | 6 | 40% |
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HEF Candidate(s)
1. Ryan Benoit +100 vs Tim Elliott -125 
2. Jimmie Rivera -138 vs Cody Stamann +110 
3. Molly McCann -110 vs Taila Santos -110 
4. Chris Fishgold +125 vs Jared Gordon -150 
5. Lerone Murphy +137 vs Ricardo Ramos -163 
6. Diana Belbita -163 vs Liana Jojua +137 
7. Kenneth Bergh -160 vs Jorge Gonzalez +130 
HEFs | FP | W | L | WIN % |
2015 | 177 | 93 | 84 | 53% |
2016 | 212 | 106 | 106 | 50% |
2017 | 179 | 110 | 69 | 61% |
2018 | 192 | 100 | 92 | 52% |
2019 | 217 | 100 | 117 | 46% |
2020 | 102 | 52 | 50 | 51% |
| FP | W | L | Win % |
2015 Picks | 181 | 97 | 84 | 54% |
2016 Picks | 212 | 108 | 104 | 51% |
2017 Picks | 179 | 87 | 92 | 49% |
2018 Picks | 192 | 95 | 97 | 49% |
2019 Picks | 211 | 110 | 101 | 52% |
2020 Picks | 102 | 46 | 56 | 45% |

Starting in 2010, Scott began posting UFC and NFL predictions videos on youtube under the name Kamikaze Overdrive MMA Predictions. Eventually, MMA became his main focus and as the channel’s popularity grew Kamikaze Overdrive eventually expanded to include a website. Scott has worked for various MMA and Sports betting information sites and now posts UFC Predictions, Betting Breakdowns, and Content along with other sports-related betting information.