If you haven’t made a wager at FanDuel in Virginia, this promotion for the Manny Pacquiao vs. Yordenis Ugas fight might be the perfect opportunity for you.
Pacquiao (67-7-2) will step into the boxing ring for the first time in two years on Saturday, as he faces off against Yordenis Ugas (26-4).
You can enjoy the live broadcast from T-Mobile Arena near Las Vegas for just $74.99 as a pay-per-view event.
Thanks to FanDuel, you have the opportunity to receive odds of +3000 (30-1) for either pugilist.
30-1 odds for Manny Pacquiao vs. Yordenis Ugas
Even with the layoff, Pacquiao continues to be a significant favorite at Virginia sportsbooks.
For instance, at FanDuel, the odds for “PacMan” on Thursday were -430. On the other hand, Ugas had a comeback odds of +300. To make a profit of $100, you would have to bet $430 on Pacquiao. Conversely, if you wagered $100 on Ugas, you would earn a profit of $430.
However, with FanDuel, new customers can now enjoy a boxing promo that offers +3000 odds on either boxer. This exclusive offer replaces FanDuel’s regular sign-up offer.
If you make the right choice, you can win a payout of $150 with a maximum bet of $5.
To participate, ensure you make a deposit and place your wager through the FanDuel mobile app before the fight commences on Saturday, August 21. Desktop users will be directed to download the app for placing their wager.
Once your boxer emerges triumphant, expect to receive your payout within a span of 72 hours.
Pacquiao PPV caps off big night of fighting
Originally scheduled for Saturday night, the highly-anticipated fight between Manny Pacquiao, a legendary eight-division champion and one of the greatest boxers in history, was supposed to be against Errol Spence Jr.
Nevertheless, an eye injury paved the way for Ugas, the WBA super welterweight champion and an Olympic medalist, to enter as a substitute.
Saturday’s Pacquiao fight night is not your ordinary big deal. This time, the 42-year-old boxing legend, who has also served as a Filipino senator since 2016, will face some tough competition.
The WWE SummerSlam is scheduled to occur at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, just a short distance away from the Pacquiao-Ugas fight at T-Mobile Arena. Nonetheless, WWE officials have assured that they intend to conclude the pro-wrestling event before Pacquiao and Ugas enter the ring.
What can we anticipate once the boxing headliner occurs?
As of Thursday, FanDuel has set the total rounds for the event at 10.5, indicating that oddsmakers anticipate a longer duration. The over bet is currently listed at -215, while the under bet stands at +166.
To place a bet on whether the bout will last the full 12 rounds, the odds for “yes” are -166, while the odds for “no” are +120.
Furthermore, for those who believe that the match may be more closely contested than what most experts predict, there exists the possibility to place a wager on a draw. FanDuel is providing generous +2000 odds for the fight concluding in a tie according to the judges’ evaluations.
Odds for Pacquiao-Ugas undercard
There are three undercard bouts featured in Saturday’s boxing PPV broadcast.
The full lineup features:
- The welterweight match between Manny Pacquiao (67-7-2) and Yordenis Ugas (26-4) is scheduled for 12 rounds.
- In the welterweight division, Victor Ortiz (32-6-3) will be facing off against Robert Guerrero (36-6-1) in a 10-round bout.
- The Featherweight bout between Mark Magsayo (22-0) and Julio Ceja (32-4-1) is scheduled for 12 rounds.
- In the featherweight division, there will be a thrilling 10-round bout between Carlos Castro, who boasts an undefeated record of 26 wins, and Oscar Escandon, with an impressive record of 25 wins and 5 losses.
As of Thursday, DraftKings in VA had posted odds for the undercard, while FanDuel had not.
In the co-headliner, Guerrero (-155) is considered the slight favorite over Ortiz (+115). The chances of a tie in that match are set at +1800 odds.
Additionally, Magsayo has a significant advantage as the favorite with odds of -345, while Ceja is the underdog with odds of +240. Similarly, Escandon is a major longshot with odds of +525 against the heavily favored Castro at -1000.
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