Reading MMA method and distance markets

One finish can answer three different questions

Suppose a fighter wins by submission in round two of a scheduled three-round fight. A pick on that fighter to win, a submission-method pick on the fighter and a round-two finish pick all fit the result. A pick for the fight to go the distance loses.

Questions people ask

Can I win a fight-winner pick if I expected a knockout?

For a straightforward fighter-to-win pick, a submission victory by that fighter counts. If the slip specifies a knockout, the method matters.

Is a round-two finish the same as over 1.5 rounds?

The finish can happen on either side of the halfway point of round two. Check the recorded time and the market terms for the total.

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