We price every round of the card, from the opening bell to the final scorecard, so you can back a fighter, a method or a distance before the...
We trade the full card, not just the headline bout. Outright winner, method of victory, total rounds and the exact round a fight ends sit beside round-by-round markets that stay open while the bell rings. Undercard fights get the same pricing, refreshed as weigh-in numbers land and as corner advice changes the shape of a fight on the night.
Our spotlight falls on the fights you are most likely to watch. We hold the main event, the live round desk and the undercard prospects in one strip, so you can move...
Boxing turns quickly, so the mobile layout is built around speed. Rounds, scorecards and the next bout sit in one column you can read one-handed, with alerts when...
Boxing can turn on one punch, so our trading rules are written down and applied the same way every time. Prices come from independent feeds and are timestamped, rounds are suspended when...
Round and outright prices are pulled from established sports data partners rather than typed by hand, so the number you see is the number that was traded when the round ended.
Markets close the moment a knockdown, a cut or a referee stoppage interrupts the action, then reopen once the round restarts. That protects live positions from a price that has gone stale.
Settlement follows the result announced in the ring and any later correction from the sanctioning body. A changed decision is rechecked and the affected markets reopen for a short window.
We publish how each round group settles when a bout goes to the judges, including split and majority decisions, so you can match your own card against the one that paid out.
If a settled market does not match what you saw, you have a fixed window to raise it. Send the bout, the round and the market name, and we will pull the trade log.
Every price change on a boxing card is stored with the time it was taken. That record is what we use when settling questions about which price was live at the bell.
Plenty of books list a main event and leave the rest blank. We build the whole card, with round groups, distance markets and live in-play pricing sitting alongside weigh-in and method markets...
We price the opening bout as heavily as the main event. Undercard fighters get outright, method and round group markets, rather than one winner price bolted on at short notice.
Rounds 1-4, 5-8 and 9-12 are priced separately on most cards, which lets you take a view on whether a fight ends early or drifts all the way to the judges.
Between rounds you can trade the winner market, total rounds and the distance line while the corner is still talking. Prices freeze during the round and reopen at the bell.
Heavyweight cards get the attention, but flyweight, bantamweight, welterweight and regional Asian title fights are priced too, so the sport is not reduced to a single division on our board.
Markets post once a bout is announced and stay open through the weigh-in. If a fighter misses weight and the bout is renegotiated, we adjust the board instead of voiding it quietly.
Each market has a written rule for technical decisions, disqualifications and draws. You can read how a round group pays before you take a position, not after the scorecards are read.
Main cards from the United States land in the early hours here, so we keep prices live and support staffed through Pakistani night hours rather than closing the desk at midnight.
Strip it back and our boxing offer rests on a few habits. We price early, keep the whole card, suspend fast, publish settlement rules, staff the late hours...