Understanding Over/Under Rounds in Boxing Bets

The Over/Under Rounds market in boxing offers bettors a chance to wager on how long a bout will last, based on the number of rounds completed by the end of the match.

How It Works:

In this market, you’re simply predicting whether the total number of rounds fought will be over or under a specific threshold (e.g., 0.5, 1.5, 2.5, 3.5, 4.5, 5.5).

There are two possible outcomes:

• Over x.5 Rounds: The fight must go beyond the stated number of rounds.

• Under x.5 Rounds: The fight must end before reaching the stated number.

Example (Over/Under 2.5):

• An Over 2.5 bet wins if the fight completes 3 or more rounds (e.g., the match ends 2:1, 2:2, 2:3, etc.).

• An Under 2.5 bet wins if the fight ends within 2 rounds or fewer (e.g., 0:0, 1:0, 1:1).

Important Notes:

• All bets in this market are settled based on the official result at the end of full time, including any injury or stoppage time.

• This market is ideal for bettors who prefer to analyze fighter durability and match tempo, rather than picking a winner.

Whether you're backing a quick knockout or a drawn-out battle, Over/Under Rounds betting gives you a strategic angle beyond the outcome itself.