UFC Betting Tips & Predictions
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How We Choose Our UFC Tips
Andy's Bet Club tipsters provide our UFC tips, looking at how each fighter’s strengths and weaknesses could affect the fight. Recent results are part of this, but the level of opposition matters too. A fighter coming off a win may face a different challenge against an opponent with stronger wrestling, better striking or a different fighting style.
We also consider the scheduled rounds and the available price. Picking the likely winner is only part of choosing a bet; the odds need to reflect the chance of that selection winning.
UFC 333 Betting Tips
Our UFC expert breaks down the main card and builds a four-fold accumulator from across the key markets. Every pick comes with the full reasoning behind it, such as the key stats, background on both fighters, and inside knowledge from fight camp.
UFC 333: Volkanovski vs Evloev, Live From Etihad Arena In Abu Dhabi On October 24, 2026. The main card includes:
145 lbs.: UFC Featherweight Champion Alex Volkanovski vs. Movsar Evloev
135 lbs.: UFC Bantamweight Champion Petr Yan vs. Merab Dvalishvili 3
125 lbs.: Lone'er Kavanagh vs. Ramazan Temirov
265 lbs.: Alexander Volkov vs. Rizvan Kuniev
145 lbs.: Aaron Pico vs. Losene Keita
How to Back UFC Tips on ABC
Check the UFC tips above and read the reasoning behind your preferred selection. If it looks like a bet you fancy, simply click the “Load Bet” icon to open the relevant bookmaker with your bet already loaded, leaving you to choose how much you want to stake.
If you don’t have an account with the bookmaker shown on the tip, check our welcome offer pages for Paddy Power, Sky Bet, Betfair, and bet365. Be sure to check their welcome offers and qualifying terms to find the best one for you.
Before placing your bet, check the selection, market and current odds in the bookmaker’s bet slip. Prices can change after a tip is published, so you may be offered different odds. At ABC we always say choose a stake within your betting budget and only bet what you can afford to lose.
UFC Accumulator Tips
A UFC accumulator combines two or more selections into one bet. Each selection needs to win for the accumulator to win.
For example, you could combine fighters from different bouts to win their respective fights. The combined odds will be higher than backing each selection individually, but one losing selection will lose the whole bet
Our UFC accumulators use the following markets:
Fight Result: back a fighter to win by any method.
Method of Victory: back a fighter to win by a specific method: KO/TKO, submission or on points.
Round Betting: back a fighter to win in a specific round.
Total Rounds: bet over or under the rounds line set by the bookmaker. The line depends on whether it’s a three-round or five-round fight.
Go the Distance: a simple yes/no on whether the fight goes to the judges’ scorecards.
How Will the Fight End: bet on the method alone (KO/TKO, submission or points) without picking a winner.
UFC Betting Tips FAQs
What is the best UFC betting strategy?
Set a betting budget and decide your stake before placing a bet. Compare prices for the same selection and make sure you understand the market you are backing. Avoid increasing your stakes to recover a loss or placing extra bets because an earlier selection lost. No UFC betting strategy guarantees a profit.
Is betting on UFC profitable?
Picking winners does not automatically mean you will make a profit. The odds you take and the amount you stake affect your overall return, and losing bets can outweigh your winnings.
Do not treat UFC betting as a source of income. Set stake limits, only bet what you can afford to lose, and do not chase your losses. 18+, Gambleaware.org
When are ABC’s UFC tips published?
Our UFC tips are published ahead of the events we cover. Check this page before the upcoming card to see the available selections.
Does ABC provide tips for every UFC fight?
We provide selections for chosen fights rather than every bout on a card. Check the tips above to see which fights we are covering.