Endorsed by Gambling911

Where Can I Watch, Bet the Khabib vs. McGregor Fight - Dublin Ireland

Written by:

Tyrone Black

Published on:

Oct/02/2018

Ireland is home to Conor McGregor but the Dublin pubs showing the Khabib vs. McGregor fight will be few and far between this weekend. It will take place in the very early morning hours of Sunday morning (the undercards begin at 3 am Dublin time). Betting is available via one's mobile devices by accessing any number of wagering sites catering to those living in the region. Be advised: This will be the most bet on event of the year - Wagers should be placed early

Sportsbook Signup Bonus Offer

Up to $1000 cash bonus on EVERY deposit. Based on how much you fund your account. Minimum wager requirements do apply.

----------------

Dublin Dilemma

Hundreds of millions will be watching (and betting) throughout the world.

The 'Green Isle Hotel Conference & Leisure' in Newland Cross, Clondalkin has confirmed it will be one of the very few venues showing in Ireland. They will be charging €20 a ticket. Call 085 101 3222 as this event WILL SELL OUT.

Bluebell United FC will be airing the fight on a 222-inch projector in the clubhouse with tickets going €80.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

Sports News

UFC 316 Action, Odds and Liabilities

Here are the latest UFC 316 odds along with the top liabilities.

84% of US and All of Canada are rooting for the Oilers to win the Stanley Cup

The map below, courtesy of BetOnline.ag, is based on geotagged X data from last Thursday evening (when the matchup was set) to now, tracking fan hashtags in every state and each Canadian province.

Jon Rahm Surges at PGA Championship

Jon Rahm was going for his third major win at the 107th PGA Championship at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina. He played great, proving he’s ready to be a top golfer again. After some ups and downs since joining LIV Golf in late 2023, Rahm shot an impressive 4-under 67 in the third round on Saturday. This strong round put him tied for fifth place, just five shots behind the leader, Scottie Scheffler.