Where To Bet on UFC 324

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Mixed martial arts is one of the world's fastest growing sports, as the sport has made tremendous inroads into new markets such as Australia, Sweden and Canada over the past decade.

Betting on the UFC has proven to be very popular with sports bettors, as a thorough knowledge of the sport can give a person an advantage over the bookmakers, especially when it comes to preliminary card fights. A gambler with a thorough knowledge of preliminary card fighters can use this information to exploit some pretty wildly priced lines.

There are multiple ways that people can bet on the UFC, including outright winner, round betting and method of finish props.

Lines can move wildly shortly after a fight is announced and during the time between weigh-ins and when the fight takes place. In addition, a fighter's popularity can dramatically swing a line, as evidenced by the tremendous amount of wagering that takes place on every Conor McGregor fight. These are all things to keep in mind when you look to place your bets.

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Gamblers have a wide assortment of different things that they can bet on in a UFC fight, including:

1. Who will win.
2. How long the fight will last.
3. How the fight will end.
4. Which round the fight will end in.
5. Who will land the most significant strikes.

The draw of the UFC is that you really don't know what could happen on any given night, which creates the potential for some very big underdogs winning. This is obviously appealing to gamblers.

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Source: Bet365
Time Stamp: January 6, 2026
Odds Subject to Change.

UFC 324 features three key matchups with implications across multiple divisions.

Sean O'Malley (1.44) faces Yadong Song (2.87) in a bantamweight clash. O'Malley enters as the favorite, riding momentum from recent striking-heavy wins. Song brings power and durability, with seven finishes in his last ten bouts.

Kayla Harrison (1.44) meets Amanda Nunes (2.87) in a high-profile women's matchup. Harrison's grappling dominance and undefeated streak in PFL transition to her UFC debut. Nunes, the former dual champion, looks to reclaim form after stepping away from competition.

Justin Gaethje (2.87) takes on Paddy Pimblett (1.44) at lightweight. Gaethje's aggressive style and knockout history contrast Pimblett's rise as a submission threat and fan favorite. Both fighters enter off wins, with significant divisional stakes.

All odds courtesy of Bet365.

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