I never said that in my opinion, it was the most likely outcome. I just said that is a possibility. Look at all of the other MMA props. This is the only one where not only both sides can lose, but they can both win. But yes, the wording is definitely confusing. I still think it is combined strikes, but there is a chance that it is not. I just do not understand why they wouldn't have both o/u for both fighters if it was not combined strikes
Yeah, its confusing. From the wording it seems they are not combined. But from the lack of o/u for each fighter, it doesnt make any sense because both sides can win, which is not how bookies operate. They don't bet against the bettors, they take action on both sides and pocket the spread. Its too volatile for them otherwise. So idk, but I would lean towards that they are combined strikes.... but someone needs to contact them to make sure.
Than it's a push
I'm assuming it pushes. They better not grade that shit as a loss.
Thank you
Ok, now this shit is worth a stab
No need to apologize. The wording was confusing. It just didn't make any sense to me for it to not be combined
Referencing the more TD's is equal for both guys, Yeah it's definitely a push then. Either 1 or the other side of a line has to pay, or else its a push.
On that note do we still think its worth a stab either side? Im leaning the over
I like the over. I did some calculations like a page back with their average sig strikers per minute. There are obviously other factors involved, but using their averages it should take approximately 8.37 minutes or 1.74 rounds to hit
I definitely see value in it. As the other have calculated, if the fight goes 1 and 3/4 rounds, based on their average sig strike stats they should be over at that point. The line currently pays +170, better than the o2.5 which is +160. So the strike line is better than o2.5 assuming they land their average sig strikes/min.
