UFC Perth Betting Odds

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Steve Erceg vs. Tim Elliott

We're not saying anything nefarious is happening at UFC Perth, we're just reporting the information provided to us.

 

Representatives from BetOnline said they're seeing "irregular action" on the Steve Erceg vs. Tim Elliott bout. The liability (money lost) on that fight for the book is currently 3x that of the next-closest liability.

Odds for the fight opened on April 22 with Erceg -285, Elliott +245. Erceg went as high as a -600 favorite (possibly supported by "head fake" early bets), but money has flooded in on Elliott ever since.

Over the past week, Erceg has gone from a -600 favorite all the way down to -170 (Elliott +145), which is very rare.

More than 91% of the sharp/professional wagers placed on the fight are on the underdog, Elliott.

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