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The odds have reversed for Daniel Cormier vs. Anthony Johnson.
UFC 210: Cormier vs. Johnson 2 takes place on April 8, 2017 at the KeyBank Center in Buffalo, New York.
Main Card (Pay-per-view, 10 p.m. ET)
Daniel Cormier (-130) vs. Anthony Johnson (+110)
Gegard Mousasi (-120) vs. Chris Weidman (+100)
Cynthia Calvillo (-280) vs. Pearl Gonzalez (+220)
Thiago Alves (+120) vs. Patrick Cote (-140)
Will Brooks (-240) vs. Charles Oliveira (+200)
Prelim Card (FS1, 8 p.m. ET)
Mike De La Torre (+324) vs. Myles Jury (-450)
Sean Strickland (+265) vs. Kamaru Usman (-325)
Shane Burgos (-220) vs. Charles Rosa (+185)
Jan Blachowicz (-110) vs. Patrick Cummins (-110)
Prelim Card (UFC Fight Pass, 6:15 p.m. ET)
Gregor Gillespie (-240) vs. Andrew Holbrook (+200)
Josh Emmett (-200) vs. Desmond Green (+170)
Irene Aldana (+125) vs. Katlyn Chookagian (-145)
Magomed Bibulatov (-500) vs. Jenel Lausa (+400)
Unlike a spread on a football game where one team is getting a certain amount of points (ex. Saints +7), in MMA fights the line on the game is called a money line.
Daniel Cormier (+110)
Anthony Johnson (-130)
In this fight, Rumble would be the favorite, meaning if you bet $130 on him and he wins, you would only profit $100. If he were to lose though, you would lose the full $130.
If you were to bet on DC at +110, if you bet $100 on him and he wins the fight, you will profit $110. If Cormier were to lose the fight, you would lose your original $100 bet.
Depending on how people are betting on the fights the odds will shift from the moment they open, right up until the night of the fights.
The sport is built on moments that make you involuntary think “HOLY F***ING S***!!!” Those can come at any time, on any portion of the card, from any fighter. Thus, some bettors look to the underdogs, sometimes big ones, as the best bets.
Odds courtesy of the Las Vegas Sun
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