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In certain situations the odds-maker may set a money line bet alongside or instead of a point-spread. If a match-up is determined by a money line, then it will cost more to win less on the favorite, and less to win more on the underdog. Since no point spread is involved, a customer simply selects a winner and is paid according to the money line the the odds-maker sets.

It’s very easy to place a bet on a boxing match. You generally wager simply on who you think will win the fight or sometimes on the rare possibility of a draw, all based on money lines.

Boxing Betting

Money Line Wagers The boxer wagered on just has to win the fight. The amount you lay or take for each fight may vary. The money line that is read to at the time of your wager is the money line you keep regardless of any line movement.

Example

The player wagers on Roy Jones -160 at Antonio Tarver +260. If Roy wins then the player would lay $160.00 to win $100.00. If the player bet on Tarver then the player would lay $100.00 to win $260.00

One factor you must always take into account when betting on boxing is the judging panel. Boxing is one of the most political sports there is, so it's naive to overlook the potential for surprising decisions to be made if a fight goes to the judges after 12 rounds.

In boxing, the world sanctioning body will decide the judge's fee before the fight. However, it's down to the promoter of the show to pay the judges, and the promoter will often be backing the local fighter. This can obviously lead to a conflict of interest. It's yet another reason why boxing lacks transparency in the eyes of so many sports followers, and why it makes sense to bet on a fight that's likely to be decided inside the distance and not require the judges' input.

The career trajectory of a boxer is also a crucial factor to take into account, because young, up-and-coming fighters are often fed hand-picked opponents to help them develop their skills. While a defeat is unlikely, punters shouldn't rule out betting against rising stars in such contests.

When the big fights do happen, the punters will be piling in. That's because - if you know what you're doing - gambling on boxing can prove extremely profitable. But be sure to check every area, from the form and style of the fighters, to the judges and weigh-ins.

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