You are an MMA enthusiast if you know Khabib Nurmagomedov, Mick Stanton, and Will Currie. They are just a few of the mixed martial artists who are making a loud buzz in the UFC ring. Today, mixed martial arts are attracting the attention of other sports enthusiasts.

Meriam Webster dictionary defines Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) as a contact sport that allows a wide range of fighting techniques including striking, kicking, and grappling. The people taking part in these fights are not allowed to use arms. Boxing, wrestling, judo, jujitsu, karate, and Muay Thai are some of the combinations of skills used in this sport.

MMA is also becoming an option for bettors because of the hype and the fun it generates, not only among enthusiasts but also among gamblers. But if you are new to sports betting, begin with moneyline betting. Due to its simplicity, moneyline betting is the most preferred alternative for all sports. It is a simple way to bet on who will win a fight.

The odds are expressed in terms of money lines. A negative number will appear next to the name of the popular player, while a positive number will appear next to the name of the underdog. For instance, if a fighter had odds of -200, you would need to wager $200 in order to win $100. If a boxer had odds of +150, you would need to wager $100 in order to win $150.