Upcoming UFC predictions
Every matchup on this board gets its own preview: the line, the public split, and the angle we would play. Posted before the game and left up after.
The UFC odds board lists 13 matchups from Tue, Oct 27 to Tue, Nov 10, retrieved Oct 28, 2026, 2:52 AM ET.
Live UFC and MMA odds on the moneyline for every fight on the card: the top price our odds feed lists for each side, with the book that posts it. When the multi-book feed carries the card, that is the best eligible price with its quote age; otherwise it is one listed price per side from our odds provider. Shop the number, then tap to bet.
These are the prices. For the share of tickets and the share of money on each side, see the UFC betting splits.
Showing UFC games from Tue, Oct 27 to Tue, Nov 10: 13 matchups with posted prices from the sportsbooks we track. Board retrieved Oct 28, 2026, 2:52 AM ET.
| Source | Method | Coverage | Source time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Multi-book odds feed (regulated US sportsbooks we track) | The top price per market that our odds feed lists across the regulated US sportsbooks it covers, with the book that posts it and the quote's age; the WGT column marks a matchup carrying a documented Wise Guy Team play (members see the side) | 13 UFC games on the selected slate carry odds from the regulated US sportsbooks we track. | Ingested Oct 28, 2026, 2:52 AM ET |
Coverage counts games with at least one priced market from the regulated US sportsbooks we track. Individual markets may be unavailable.
Moneyline, spread and total for every game, every sport, with the best eligible price and the consensus line.
| Side | Est. fair | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Team A | -110 | -108 | -112 | -105 (excluded) | -104 (best) | +101 (49.8%) |
| Team B | -110 | -112 | -108 (best) | -115 (excluded) | -108 | -101 (50.2%) |
| Best eligible for Team A (Novig · 1.9615 decimal · quote 30s old) | -104 |
| Est. fair (4 reference books post both sides; de-vig each, take the median) | +101 |
| Est. edge after fees (1.9615 x 0.4978 - 1) | -2.35% |
| Market vig at the best prices (the books' cut: the best prices' implied chances added up, minus 100% (overround)) | +2.90% |
The fair is an estimate from books' prices, not a known chance. Made-up prices.
Definition. A moneyline is a bet on who wins: a plus price is the profit on a $100 bet, and a minus price is what you risk to win $100.
Worked example. Nick Klein +270: a $100 bet profits $270.00, and the price needs a 27.0 percent win rate to break even (100 / 370). Joseph Kropschot -308: you risk $308 to win $100, so a $100 bet profits $32.47, and the price needs a 75.5 percent win rate to break even (308 / 408). These are the board's listed prices at the time of the read; they move.
Every matchup on this board gets its own preview: the line, the public split, and the angle we would play. Posted before the game and left up after.
This page shows live UFC odds for every fight on the board: the top price our odds feed lists for each side on the moneyline, with the book that posts it. When our multi-book feed carries the UFC slate, each side shows the best eligible price across the books we track with the quote's age; otherwise the board shows one listed price per side from our odds provider, with no quote time, and says so. Confirm the number at the book before you bet.
The same UFC fight is priced differently at every book. Always taking the best number is one of the simplest, most reliable edges in betting - a few cents of price or half a point of line compounds into real money over a season. The price column shows the top listed price and its book; compare it with the books you hold before you bet.
American odds show the payout on a $100 bet: a minus number (e.g. -150) is the favorite and what you stake to win $100; a plus number (e.g. +130) is the underdog and what you win on $100. Most books also price method-of-victory and round props, and you can parlay multiple fights on a card for a larger payout.
Use the market toggle to switch between the moneyline. Each view shows the listed price on every side. Pair the number with our UFC betting splits to see whether the public or the sharp money is on it before you bet.
Getting the best number is half the game. We read the market, shop the regulated US books we track, and size every play with a clear head. The shield marks fights where we have a documented, tracked play, and members see which side.
Prices. Lines and prices on the UFC board come from a multi-book odds feed of the regulated US books we track: each side shows the best eligible price with its quote age. The page retrieves the current prices when you open it or select Refresh, and the timestamp on the board shows that retrieval, not a continuous stream. The betting-splits columns appear only on games where the market-data feed publishes them; this page is an odds board first.
Source. Splits are licensed from a third-party market-data feed that samples betting activity across regulated US sportsbooks. Percentages represent that tracked sample, not every dollar bet in America, and different books can show different mixes. Odds are compared across the regulated books we track, and the timestamp on the board shows the last refresh.
How to read it. A gap between ticket share and money share describes the distribution of wagers in this sample. It does not identify the bettors or establish the cause of a price change. The Wise Guy Desk combines these splits with expected-value math and line movement before anything reaches the board, and every resulting play is graded in public, win or lose.
Freshness. The page retrieves the board when opened and when you select Refresh. Board retrieval and source ingestion are separate timestamps. Check the source date before using the figures; a newer page retrieval can carry an older source snapshot.
From our odds feed of the regulated US sportsbooks it covers. When that feed carries the UFC slate book by book, each side shows the best eligible price with its quote age; otherwise the board shows one listed price per side with the book that posts it and no quote time. The page links you to that book; confirm the price there before you bet.
American odds show the payout on a $100 bet. Minus numbers are favorites (stake that to win $100); plus numbers are underdogs (win that on $100). The better the price, the more value.
We show the moneyline. Toggle between them above; each shows the listed price on every side.
Each book sets and moves its own line based on its own action, so the same fight is priced differently everywhere. That is why shopping for the best number matters.
They refresh live from the market as lines move, throughout the day and during fights.
Taking the better price on the side you want costs nothing and adds up over a season. Compare the listed price here with the books you hold before you bet. Our betting splits then show where the money is.
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