UFC 259 is going to be a special card this weekend as four different champions will step in the ring for three different fights, and we found the best UFC 259 sports betting promos for you to choose from.
Get $50
We’re going to do a quick rundown of the action below but before we get to that, let’s take a closer look at some of the best offers you can get your hands on from sportsbooks for this weekend’s card:
DraftKings Sportsbook
Offer: Bet $1, Get $100
DraftKings Sportsbook is offering new customers one of the easiest promotions you’ll ever get. All you have to do is place a $1 bet on any of the three championship fights on Saturday night and if any fighter lands one punch, you’ll win your bet. Of course, that’s obviously sure to happen.
Remember that this is only available to new customers who have never signed up or played at DraftKings Sportsbook. Also, if you decide to take advantage of this, then you’re not eligible for the regular bonuses that are offered by the book.
At any rate, if you’re not a customer yet, you might as well sign up and take advantage of the free $100. It’ll help get your account off on the right foot.
PointsBet Sportsbook
UFC 259 sports betting promos: UFC 259 Booster On Adesanya Knockout
PointsBet Sportsbook is hooking up customers with an opportunity to get a boost on one of the champs: Israel Adesanya. He’s the Middleweight champion but he’s moving up to Light Heavyweight to fight Jan Blachowicz.
Adesanya is known as a knockout artist as he’s won 15 of his 20 fights by knockout. If you think that he can handle the move up in weight and that he’ll knock out his opponent, you can get an odds boost on this prop.
Normally, betting Adesanya to win via knockout pays +110
But you can now bet it at +150, which is a generous boost
Keep in mind that the max bet for this promotion is $50.
FanDuel Sportsbook
UFC 259 FanDuel offer: Parlay Insurance Up To $25
FanDuel Sportsbook has a different type of offer available to you for UFC 259. It’s one that’s likely to make some parlay betters happy but if that’s not your cup of tea, you might want to look at some other offers from the sportsbooks in New Jersey.
FanDuel Sportsbook presents UFC parlay players with some insurance in the case of a bad beat. Of course, so many parlays lose because one leg falls shorts but at FanDuel, you won’t have to worry about that for UFC 259.
If you play a parlay of five legs or more, you’ll get a refund if you happen to fall short by one leg. In other words, if you go four out of five, five out of six, six out of seven, etc. You can only bet one leg of the parlay per fight (you can parlay two or three things in one fight) and the max you’ll get back is $25. Nonetheless, if you’re a parlay player, this is handy to have in your back pocket.
William Hill
UFC 259 promo offer: $500 Bet
William Hill doesn’t necessarily have a specific promo for UFC 259 but it’s worth mentioning their welcome offer, because it can definitely apply to this week’s card.
New customers who sign up at William Hill can get a $500 bonus bet, which is perfect for Saturday’s action. That gives you the opportunity to bet on whatever you like and if the bet happens to lose, you’ll get up to $500 back into your account.
Remember, this is for new customers only and it’s just a one-time offer. If you haven’t opened an account at William Hill, though, you should take advantage of this promotion.
UFC 259 Features Three Championship Fights
One of the reasons everyone is so excited for UFC 259 is because there are three championship matchups on the card. Amanda Nunes, who has feasted on any competition put in front of her, is a -1250 favorite to take care of business against Megan Anderson.
Nunes is a two-division champ and is 20-4 in her career. She has won 11 straight fights, so the oddsmakers expect her to keep that momentum going.
Another championship bout will feature Petr Yan putting his belt on the line against Aljamain Sterling.
Yan is a small -115 for this bout as many expect this to be closely contested. Sterling is hot right now as he’s won five fights in a row – including a first-round submission over Cory Sandhagen at UFC 250 in June of last year.
The main event of the evening will feature Middleweight champion Israel Adesanya going up against Light Heavyweight champ Jan Blachowicz. Adesanya is one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the sport and hasn’t really been pushed all that much by his opponents.
He’s rarely even broken a sweat. That’s why we’re seeing him move up a weight class into Light Heavyweight to see how he fares against bigger fighters. Adesanya is still a -240 favorite even though Blachowicz is a champ himself.
He’s won four fights in a row – including the last two by knockout. Many feel that this fight is a precursor to an Adesanya-Jon Jones showdown. If Adesanya can handle the jump in weight, we might see that next.
