Joaquin Buckley was the underdog but drew most of DraftKings’ money against Mike Malott. In the book’s 9:30 a.m. Central report Saturday, Buckley +114 had 77% of the money and 68% of bets. Malott -135 had 23% of money and 32% of bets.
The co-main bout had a clear favorite in both price and action. Erin Blanchfield -340 drew 82% of DraftKings’ money and 87% of bets against Jasmine Jasudavicius. Jasudavicius +270 had 18% of money and 13% of bets. Those prices and shares come from the morning report.
For Rays–Guardians Game 4, BetMGM’s 4 p.m. Central update showed 80% of total money and 73% of total bets on over 6.5. The total stayed at its opening number. The over price was -110 in both the opening and updated columns.
Tampa Bay -1.5 runs had 73% of BetMGM’s run-line money and 63% of run-line bets. Its price fell from +165 to +155, so a new bet paid less for the same stake. That wager needs the Rays to win by at least two runs.
The moneyline was much closer. Tampa Bay -115 had 55% of money and 54% of bets; Cleveland -105 had 45% and 46%. Both prices matched BetMGM’s openers. The larger tilt toward Tampa Bay was in the run-line market.
These are two books’ separate samples at the stated times. The UFC report favors an underdog in the headliner and the favorite in the co-main. The baseball report puts more money on the over and the Rays’ run line, without the same tilt in the moneyline.
The Edmonton main card starts at 7 p.m. Central Saturday; the two bouts come later on that card, with no fixed start times. Rays–Guardians starts at 7:08 p.m. Central.