Best site for MMA Gambling?

terpkeg · 01-28-10, 01:44 PM

5dimes for parlays, props

Bookmaker for openers

RobbReport · 01-28-10, 01:58 PM

5dimes

GordonGekko1 · 01-28-10, 02:02 PM

I posted this in another forum about 5Dimes and thanks for the advice but I have a question about them.....

unlike other sportsbooks you cant just go on the site and look at their lines. It seems like I would need to be a member? Why would I want to sign up on a book if I dont know anything about their lines or if their interface is any good? Am I just missing the right page?

The HOFF · 01-28-10, 02:22 PM

Originally posted by GordonGekko1

I posted this in another forum about 5Dimes and thanks for the advice but I have a question about them.....

unlike other sportsbooks you cant just go on the site and look at their lines. It seems like I would need to be a member? Why would I want to sign up on a book if I dont know anything about their lines or if their interface is any good? Am I just missing the right page?

Yeah you can't look at any lines unless you are signed in to 5Dimes. However, go to bestfightodds.com and they list all of the odds that books have on MMA right now.

GordonGekko1 · 01-28-10, 02:41 PM

nice website thanks!

JuicedUp · 01-28-10, 03:43 PM

stay away from bodog.

Busterflywheel · 01-28-10, 05:35 PM

Yes Bodog has a nice selection on MMA bets..

squallsquall · 01-30-10, 06:57 AM

You can see 5dimes lines under "live lines" top right corner. It's absolutely stunning how a serious company can have such an awful web site... Goes for alot of bookies though, but 5dimes hiding their odds is just hilarious.

Bodog probably takes the most juice in the business, stay away. Pinnacle has the lowest juice, are they ok in the US?

NicksPicks · 01-30-10, 08:19 AM

I used to use Bookmaker for MMA betting alot. However, I recommend never betting a favourite over -250 unless it's Anderson Silva. Too many underdogs have Matt Serra-d people.

MaInIsLe · 01-30-10, 08:33 AM

5dimes hands down

terpkeg · 01-30-10, 09:17 AM

Originally posted by GordonGekko1

I posted this in another forum about 5Dimes and thanks for the advice but I have a question about them.....

unlike other sportsbooks you cant just go on the site and look at their lines. It seems like I would need to be a member? Why would I want to sign up on a book if I dont know anything about their lines or if their interface is any good? Am I just missing the right page?

although the website might suck, it will be more than made up for in the cheaper lines and more options you will get there. they put out some real soft openers too if you stay on top of it. your money is safe there as well. free payout once a month if im not mistaken.

i hear they will drop your limits fairly quickly, but that is not an issue for me...yet.

whatsgood5 · 01-30-10, 11:43 AM

5dimes is probably the best option IMO

thespeculator · 02-16-10, 12:41 PM

no doubt 5 dimes, in boxing they have score card options , not sure if they have that for mma,

playa420 · 02-16-10, 06:44 PM

5Dimes, bet phoenix, and bookmaker are all solid books for mma.

36mafia · 02-16-10, 08:01 PM

5dimes and matchbook have the best lines

Fissics · 03-12-10, 12:48 AM

Hello. First time poster here.

I'm not sure when this started but I think it was pretty recent:
For UFC 109 and 110 Pinnaclesports offered props of O/U 2.5 rounds for all main card fights. A few questions:

Does 5Dimes or other sportsbooks offer the 2.5 over/under?

Are there any sportsbooks known to have early prop bets up?

For smaller events, sportsbooks usually don't have prop bets. With UFC Versus 1 coming up and having some recognizable names, and their first event on Versus; do you think sportsbooks with have any prop bets?

RobbReport · 03-12-10, 08:40 AM

5dimes usually has everything.

GuidaClayAllDay · 03-12-10, 08:37 PM

If you can afford multiple books, Bodog is a good option for underdogs. Usually they will offer the best underdog line for a majority of the fights.