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With many high-profile PPV fights scheduled throughout the year, accessing the best boxing odds is crucial for value-for-money betting opportunities. 

At Betano, we offer excellent odds on all major fighters, including the Gypsy King, as he looks to re-establish his position as the number one heavyweight champion in the world. 

Here, we explain how to sign up and access the best boxing odds at Betano and introduce you to our pre-fight and in-game boxing betting markets to help you pick a winner ahead of any fight night this year.

Is it Worth Betting on Boxing? 

Betting on boxing is a brilliant way to enjoy the biggest fight nights on the calendar. You can back your predictions for the big fight before or during a blockbuster event, backing the fighter you want to win in several ways. 

It’s also a good opportunity to profit from trends you’ve unearthed. For instance, perhaps you know that a specific fighter usually wins on points, or you’re confident his opponent will win with a knockout in a particular round. 

Researching and making your selections based on data, form, and stats can help you enormously when it comes to betting on boxing, and it’s a brilliant way to enjoy one of the world’s oldest and most popular sports. 

How Do I Bet on Boxing? 

To bet on boxing, you must create an account at Betano. Visit our homepage and click the white “Sign Up” button. Then, follow the prompts and confirm your mobile number to create your account. 

With your account active, you can take advantage of the best boxing odds in the UK and bet on numerous markets. You can pick the winner of an upcoming fight or place numerous prop bets, depending on how you see the fight playing out. 

Be sure to check the current offers you can access at Betano, which invite you to get started at our sportsbook with a bankroll boost. Also, bear in mind the following tips to maximise your chances of winning at Betano:

  • Do your research: You can educate yourself about an upcoming bout by researching relevant statistics. Check how a fighter usually wins (KO, TKO, points, etc) and how they have performed in recent bouts. This knowledge can give you the edge when making your selections. 
  • Consider head-to-heads: Champions and their challengers often meet numerous times in their careers, and the biggest fights are often re-matches of previous duels. So, dive into each fighter’s head-to-head records to see if you can predict how this one will end up. 
  • Watch the fight and bet in play: While you can access great pre-fight odds at Betano, it also makes sense to hold off until the fight begins. This lets you see which fighter starts on the front foot before laying down any wagers. If you place in-play boxing wagers, make sure you watch the fight unfold! 
  • Bet with your head, not your heart: While we all have our favourite boxers, avoid betting on guys you desperately want to win. Unfortunately, your heart often clouds your judgement when betting on sports, so stick to data and consider what your head tells you before making your selections.

Can I Bet on Boxing In-Play? 

As well as betting on pre-match boxing markets, you can access live betting markets when the fight is underway. This is advantageous because you can wait to see how the fight begins before making a move. 

If two fighters are evenly matched, you can wait to see how the fight begins to see if one boxer has the upper hand. You can also take advantage of occurrences within the fight itself, such as how many blows a fighter has landed so far and whether you think it will impact subsequent rounds. 

In-play boxing is also handy from a practical standpoint, as you can place your wagers in play if you fail to bet in time to make the pre-match markets. Regardless, in-play betting at Betano is super popular among boxing fans.

Our Boxing Betting Markets

There are many ways to bet on boxing at Betano, including the following popular markets: 

  • To win: The easiest way to bet on boxing is to pick the winner of an upcoming fight. You don’t need to worry about the method of victory; just predict which fighter will emerge victorious at the end of the bout. 
  • Method of victory: Take your bet one step further by betting on how a fighter will win. For instance, you can bet on a fighter to win by knockout (KO), technical knockout (TKO), or points. 
  • Round betting: You can dissect a boxing fight into specific rounds and bet on the outcome of one or several rounds within the fight. 
  • Over/under rounds: If you don’t want to bet on the winner of specific rounds, you can bet on the number of rounds you think a fight will last. For instance, you could bet on the fight lasting over or under 7.5 rounds.
  • Will the fight go the distance? Another popular betting market is whether you think the fight will go the distance. Professional bouts usually go for nine or twelve rounds.

You can build your own boxing bets at Betano, so feel free to bring numerous selections into the same wager to boost your odds. Also, don’t just bet on the headline bout on a specific fight night. There’s always a mouth-watering undercard available to bet on, so scroll through your selections to find excellent value for money.

Where Can I Bet on Boxing?

Betano is the best place to bet on boxing in the UK. We offer brilliant boxing betting odds on all major fights, allowing you to place pre-fight and in-game bets depending on your preferences. 

We also run boxing specials for major PPV fights so that you can access great-value odds and options ahead of fights, including Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury, and other elite fighters. 

If you’re a boxing fan, we invite you to check out our UFC betting markets, where you can bet on every fight night and championship bout on the calendar. 

Before betting on boxing at our sportsbook, please take a minute to visit our Safer Gambling Portal. Here, you will find responsible gambling tips and tools to help you stay in control. You will also gain access to resources that will help you if your gambling becomes problematic.

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