How Much Money Will I Get Paid If I Bet Mayweather to Beat Logan Paul?

Submitted by Mary Montgomery on

Written by :

Mary Montgomery

Published on :

How Much Money Will I Get Paid If I Bet Mayweather to Beat Logan Paul?

With Floyd Mayweather, Jr a -1500 favorite to beat Logan Paul in their exhibition boxing match on June 6, you would have to wager $1500 to win $100.  This one is pretty much a "lock" and a guaranteed $100 payout, so you should bet getting that $1500 wager returned along with the $100 win.

getanextranba.png

People will be betting Mayweather at that price, but it might not be fun watching this fight if you happen to have $1500 riding on it.  Sharp bettors are expected to spread funds across multiple books in search of a "sure thing" no matter how small the payout.

Many books limit the amount that can be wagered on exhibition boxing matches.  With this in mind, there's a good chance of not even realizing a $100 profit.

Would we bet Mayweather at -1500 to win?  No.  Instead, there should be much better options.  Method of Victory, rounds and various prop bets should be available on this fight.

bolcrypto.gif

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

Related Content

Inter Miami Prop Bets vs. Atlanta as Messi and Co Clinch Playoff Spot

Inter Miami Prop Bets vs. Atlanta as Messi and Co Clinch Playoff Spot

Inter Miami will face off against Atlanta United on Saturday. Inter Miami is the -120 favorite while Atlanta pays $240. The draw will pay close to $360 for every $100 bet.
Derrick Henry Player Prop Bets vs. the Cleveland Browns

Derrick Henry Player Prop Bets vs. the Cleveland Browns

Derrick Henry is priced at -210 to score an anytime touchdown in Sunday's game vs. the Browns.
Brad Ausmus Next Houston Astros Manager Payout Odds at $250 for Every $100 Bet

Brad Ausmus Next Houston Astros Manager Payout Odds at $250 for Every $100 Bet

Earlier today (October 14), the Houston Astros officially parted ways with Joe Espada.
How Long Does it Take to Set Up a Pay Per Head Sportsbook?

How Long Does it Take to Set Up a Pay Per Head Sportsbook?

Platforms like ProBookies say this can all be set up in under 5 minutes, though it is also based on how many customers you have as an agent or bookmaker.