[Boxing] Naoya Inoue vs Paul Butler - Undisputed Bantamweight Bout - December 13

[Pamadar]

Somehow different but either way it's just like you're betting in a lottery and as long as Inoue is not yet announced as the winner then Paul Butler still do have a chance. It might take a one lucky punch or miracle but a chance is a chance, no matter how slim it is. We never know mate because Butler here may write a history who pulls the biggest upset in the boxing history.

Butler might find a lucky opening but if that punch he will make from that lucky opening is enough to take down Inoue, that's the question. Inoue's built is really tough and even though Donaire was able to injure him badly on their first meeting, Inoue still recovers and takes the unanimous win.

There's no bantamweight boxer right now that can be injured again Inoue aside from Donaire. Donaire can even take Butler without a problem.

This is really a landslide victory for Inoue without a doubt.

This is just too unfortunate for Butler because it is really hard to imagine that he can upset Inoue, even Donaire haven't managed to do and destroy the monster's armor during their 2nd encounter, how much more if it's Paul Butler. It will take a miracle to take that punch that will defeat Inoue but that is so unlikely to happen here. This is not to underestimate Butler but it is what it is.

I know it's not good to make excuses, but if Inoue fought the young Donaire, it will be a different story.

We see how he was shaken when the first encounter takes place. It's just happened
that Inoue got a strong chin and not even the solid combination of Doniare take him
down, but again, it was not the prime Doniare that we all know. The second encounter
can be compared to what Butler will going to encounter, Prime Inoue with IQ and skills
that have an upper-hand in these upcoming fights.

[passwordnow]

So, this match is just a month and a few days to wait. And this match is already booked in Duelbits and look at high the odds are.
1.02 for Naoya and 11.00 for Butler. Well, just like what the crowd is talking about Naoya who's going to win this match but if you're a gambler and you believe on some lucky punch of Butler, this is going to take a lot of risk if you're going to bet with such amounts.

[yazher]

Well, I can somehow say that the current Inoue is fully prepared to begin a war to the existing champions in super-bantam and I'm sure that these champions are now kind of sweating because they know Inoue's capability, and that he is not an easy opponent to face. But to be safe, Bob will just give Inoue a non-title fights just to test the water.
Also, I do think that Inoue's power won't be affected because the weight difference from bantam to super-bantam is not that really far. IIRC, the difference is just 4-5 pounds.

Well! if he can somehow make no difference in this upcoming fight where he cab beat Butler like how he did with Donaire, it's just a matter of time before he can also dominate the upper weight class but of course, to be safe, he could just begin with some easy opponent first, take some of their punches and be use to that and get ready to fight some champion up there. Hope that his speed and power won't get affected by his weight. He is still young and has more time to rise up and with his skills, he can make his own legendary title if he continues beating every opponent out there until he retired from boxing.

[Natalim]

So, this match is just a month and a few days to wait. And this match is already booked in Duelbits and look at high the odds are.
1.02 for Naoya and 11.00 for Butler. Well, just like what the crowd is talking about Naoya who's going to win this match but if you're a gambler and you believe on some lucky punch of Butler, this is going to take a lot of risk if you're going to bet with such amounts.

The odds were already available early but if only the ML odds are out for now, it's not attractive for bettors as no one would bet on Inoue with an odds of 1.02, that was insane, although he will likely win, but would your risk with that 1.02? I guess we should wait for more alternatives.

[Yatsan]

So, this match is just a month and a few days to wait. And this match is already booked in Duelbits and look at high the odds are.
1.02 for Naoya and 11.00 for Butler. Well, just like what the crowd is talking about Naoya who's going to win this match but if you're a gambler and you believe on some lucky punch of Butler, this is going to take a lot of risk if you're going to bet with such amounts.

The odds were already available early but if only the ML odds are out for now, it's not attractive for bettors as no one would bet on Inoue with an odds of 1.02, that was insane, although he will likely win, but would your risk with that 1.02? I guess we should wait for more alternatives.

There will be people to bet especially those who are a die hard fans of Inoue. He is popular enough to have gamblers on his back no matter what. On my end I'd go with betting on Naoya even if I'm not a die hard fan of him, I was just taking advantage of the odds. But to be safe I won't put that nuch money for this fight simply because I am still not aware of their full potential (would watch clips of both fighters a week before the fight so I can conclude which one) but I'd go for now with the crowd favorite. In sports, inspite of the difference between popularity and biases, things could be changed once the bell rings and as long as fighters are still up on their feet. Luck? that would work but in this sport, instincts and talents are more dominant.

[Yamifoud]

So, this match is just a month and a few days to wait. And this match is already booked in Duelbits and look at high the odds are.
1.02 for Naoya and 11.00 for Butler. Well, just like what the crowd is talking about Naoya who's going to win this match but if you're a gambler and you believe on some lucky punch of Butler, this is going to take a lot of risk if you're going to bet with such amounts.

The odds were already available early but if only the ML odds are out for now, it's not attractive for bettors as no one would bet on Inoue with an odds of 1.02, that was insane, although he will likely win, but would your risk with that 1.02? I guess we should wait for more alternatives.

There will be people to bet especially those who are a die hard fans of Inoue. He is popular enough to have gamblers on his back no matter what. On my end I'd go with betting on Naoya even if I'm not a die hard fan of him, I was just taking advantage of the odds. But to be safe I won't put that nuch money for this fight simply because I am still not aware of their full potential (would watch clips of both fighters a week before the fight so I can conclude which one) but I'd go for now with the crowd favorite. In sports, inspite of the difference between popularity and biases, things could be changed once the bell rings and as long as fighters are still up on their feet. Luck? that would work but in this sport, instincts and talents are more dominant.

Personally, I'm a die-hard fan of Inoue but I will not bet on Inoue because he has 1.02 odds, that's not gonna attract me, imagine, if I will put $1000, I would just win $20, I think that's not gonna satisfy me. So instead, I would just wait for better odds with other betting options, not the ML.

[Kasabus]

So, this match is just a month and a few days to wait. And this match is already booked in Duelbits and look at high the odds are.
1.02 for Naoya and 11.00 for Butler. Well, just like what the crowd is talking about Naoya who's going to win this match but if you're a gambler and you believe on some lucky punch of Butler, this is going to take a lot of risk if you're going to bet with such amounts.

The odds were already available early but if only the ML odds are out for now, it's not attractive for bettors as no one would bet on Inoue with an odds of 1.02, that was insane, although he will likely win, but would your risk with that 1.02? I guess we should wait for more alternatives.

There will be people to bet especially those who are a die hard fans of Inoue. He is popular enough to have gamblers on his back no matter what. On my end I'd go with betting on Naoya even if I'm not a die hard fan of him, I was just taking advantage of the odds. But to be safe I won't put that nuch money for this fight simply because I am still not aware of their full potential (would watch clips of both fighters a week before the fight so I can conclude which one) but I'd go for now with the crowd favorite. In sports, inspite of the difference between popularity and biases, things could be changed once the bell rings and as long as fighters are still up on their feet. Luck? that would work but in this sport, instincts and talents are more dominant.

Personally, I'm a die-hard fan of Inoue but I will not bet on Inoue because he has 1.02 odds, that's not gonna attract me, imagine, if I will put $1000, I would just win $20, I think that's not gonna satisfy me. So instead, I would just wait for better odds with other betting options, not the ML.

For someone like us who already consider $1,000 a huge amount then we wouldn't bet on that kind of odds for sure but for the other gamblers who can afford much more than that and considering that they're a die hard fan of Naoya Inoue then that's already good for them. But thinking about that odds, it's just too low there's no use to risk for that kind of profit even though Inoue is much likely to win, I can't even imagine myself jumping on that kind of odds. I'll also wait for other betting options, maybe we can get lucky to find ourselves a much tasty surprise.

[serjent05]

So, this match is just a month and a few days to wait. And this match is already booked in Duelbits and look at high the odds are.
1.02 for Naoya and 11.00 for Butler. Well, just like what the crowd is talking about Naoya who's going to win this match but if you're a gambler and you believe on some lucky punch of Butler, this is going to take a lot of risk if you're going to bet with such amounts.

This kind of odds simply stated that Butler is impossible to win against Inoue.  Though it is very attractive odds and it is a way for sportsbooks to lure people into betting making the event profitable for them.

Personally, I'm a die-hard fan of Inoue but I will not bet on Inoue because he has 1.02 odds, that's not gonna attract me, imagine, if I will put $1000, I would just win $20, I think that's not gonna satisfy me.

How about betting $10  for Butler?  It isn't big money and possibly we can just forget if we lost it.  But if it wins, it will give us $110, which is a decent amount. 

So instead, I would just wait for better odds with other betting options, not the ML.

Yeah, as the fight gets nearer, lots of betting option that has better odds will be revealed.  Sometimes new odds option is released a day before the fight.

[Baofeng]

So, this match is just a month and a few days to wait. And this match is already booked in Duelbits and look at high the odds are.
1.02 for Naoya and 11.00 for Butler. Well, just like what the crowd is talking about Naoya who's going to win this match but if you're a gambler and you believe on some lucky punch of Butler, this is going to take a lot of risk if you're going to bet with such amounts.

The odds were already available early but if only the ML odds are out for now, it's not attractive for bettors as no one would bet on Inoue with an odds of 1.02, that was insane, although he will likely win, but would your risk with that 1.02? I guess we should wait for more alternatives.

No, even if you bet huge amount of money at 1.02 odds, the returns is going to be small.

It's probably be better to bet on the over and under round, most probably bookies might set it around 7.5. Although the under 7.5 might be around 1.5 I reckon, so still not that huge odd but still better if we compare it to the ML. Definitely the over might be higher, but with Inoue's record of breaking his opponent at under 6 rounds, it could be tempting but the risk is higher.

[goinmerry]

There will be people to bet especially those who are a die hard fans of Inoue. He is popular enough to have gamblers on his back no matter what. On my end I'd go with betting on Naoya even if I'm not a die hard fan of him, I was just taking advantage of the odds. But to be safe I won't put that nuch money for this fight simply because I am still not aware of their full potential (would watch clips of both fighters a week before the fight so I can conclude which one) but I'd go for now with the crowd favorite. In sports, inspite of the difference between popularity and biases, things could be changed once the bell rings and as long as fighters are still up on their feet. Luck? that would work but in this sport, instincts and talents are more dominant.

Seriously? How you can even take advantage of the 1.02 odds?

And you even mentioned that you will put a low amount of money then how's the return?

It's like you put money on a gambling site for a day and if Inoue won, they will just give you the amount you put on your bet lol. Better save it in your pocket if you are about on Inoue Moneyline since no change on the amount you have placed.

[agustina2]

So, this match is just a month and a few days to wait. And this match is already booked in Duelbits and look at high the odds are.
1.02 for Naoya and 11.00 for Butler. Well, just like what the crowd is talking about Naoya who's going to win this match but if you're a gambler and you believe on some lucky punch of Butler, this is going to take a lot of risk if you're going to bet with such amounts.

The odds were already available early but if only the ML odds are out for now, it's not attractive for bettors as no one would bet on Inoue with an odds of 1.02, that was insane, although he will likely win, but would your risk with that 1.02? I guess we should wait for more alternatives.

No, even if you bet huge amount of money at 1.02 odds, the returns is going to be small.

It's probably be better to bet on the over and under round, most probably bookies might set it around 7.5. Although the under 7.5 might be around 1.5 I reckon, so still not that huge odd but still better if we compare it to the ML. Definitely the over might be higher, but with Inoue's record of breaking his opponent at under 6 rounds, it could be tempting but the risk is higher.

That is correct. No way even a whale will put an amount of betting on Naoya Inoue for that kind of odds.

They have to wait at least for better odds on other betting options to see the best return they can get.

Since Moneyline is still the available options, we need to wait for other options.

[Jawhead999]

The odds were already available early but if only the ML odds are out for now, it's not attractive for bettors as no one would bet on Inoue with an odds of 1.02, that was insane, although he will likely win, but would your risk with that 1.02? I guess we should wait for more alternatives.

I think betting option of exact round the fight will end is the most worth to bet in this match. I don't expect any good odds about result e.g. via decision or knock out, Inoue via KO will be favorite and the odds should be low as 1.15x while decision might around 1.70x. Maybe if we bet about 1-3 rounds will end the odds will be at least @2.00x which I think it's fine to risk my money with such odds.

[inthelongrun]

The odds were already available early but if only the ML odds are out for now, it's not attractive for bettors as no one would bet on Inoue with an odds of 1.02, that was insane, although he will likely win, but would your risk with that 1.02? I guess we should wait for more alternatives.

I think betting option of exact round the fight will end is the most worth to bet in this match. I don't expect any good odds about result e.g. via decision or knock out, Inoue via KO will be favorite and the odds should be low as 1.15x while decision might around 1.70x. Maybe if we bet about 1-3 rounds will end the odds will be at least @2.00x which I think it's fine to risk my money with such odds.

Is this the biggest odds gap for a boxing unification? 1.02 is way too low. But maybe rich bettors will still take advantage of this by risking huge amounts of money. A million-dollar bet on Inoue gives $20,000 which is like free money.

But what really are the chances of Butler causing an upset? I respect that Butler is also a champion but he didn't take the belt against a champion and instead gained it because it was vacated and Sultan was an 11-minute late replacement. Maybe if the fight is in the UK or at least in a neutral place like the US can slightly change the odds. If only Butler is a KO artist, some bettors will risk since the odds is very high.

[Japinat]

So, this match is just a month and a few days to wait. And this match is already booked in Duelbits and look at high the odds are.
1.02 for Naoya and 11.00 for Butler. Well, just like what the crowd is talking about Naoya who's going to win this match but if you're a gambler and you believe on some lucky punch of Butler, this is going to take a lot of risk if you're going to bet with such amounts.

The odds were already available early but if only the ML odds are out for now, it's not attractive for bettors as no one would bet on Inoue with an odds of 1.02, that was insane, although he will likely win, but would your risk with that 1.02? I guess we should wait for more alternatives.

No, even if you bet huge amount of money at 1.02 odds, the returns is going to be small.

It's probably be better to bet on the over and under round, most probably bookies might set it around 7.5. Although the under 7.5 might be around 1.5 I reckon, so still not that huge odd but still better if we compare it to the ML. Definitely the over might be higher, but with Inoue's record of breaking his opponent at under 6 rounds, it could be tempting but the risk is higher.

That is correct. No way even a whale will put an amount of betting on Naoya Inoue for that kind of odds.

They have to wait at least for better odds on other betting options to see the best return they can get.

Since Moneyline is still the available options, we need to wait for other options.

There's no way I would spend and gamble for that kind of odds but I'm afraid that the ML will just have a slight change in the upcoming weeks and the odds in favor of Inoue is still not that good enough to bet, but anyway, I hope the odds of by knockout and range of the fight will be tempting enough for us bettors. This might be really the case if the fight is not that really interesting because Butler's chance is really not good.

[passwordnow]

So, this match is just a month and a few days to wait. And this match is already booked in Duelbits and look at high the odds are.
1.02 for Naoya and 11.00 for Butler. Well, just like what the crowd is talking about Naoya who's going to win this match but if you're a gambler and you believe on some lucky punch of Butler, this is going to take a lot of risk if you're going to bet with such amounts.

The odds were already available early but if only the ML odds are out for now, it's not attractive for bettors as no one would bet on Inoue with an odds of 1.02, that was insane, although he will likely win, but would your risk with that 1.02? I guess we should wait for more alternatives.

Yeah, it's too low and not that much to win if people are going to bet for him and that's why even if many know that the upper hand is with Inoue. They may literally go to gamble and bet for Butler on this match if the odds won't change as the day approaches by.

So, this match is just a month and a few days to wait. And this match is already booked in Duelbits and look at high the odds are.
1.02 for Naoya and 11.00 for Butler. Well, just like what the crowd is talking about Naoya who's going to win this match but if you're a gambler and you believe on some lucky punch of Butler, this is going to take a lot of risk if you're going to bet with such amounts.

This kind of odds simply stated that Butler is impossible to win against Inoue.  Though it is very attractive odds and it is a way for sportsbooks to lure people into betting making the event profitable for them.

And that's true but we will see if there will be some changes in the odds because that's how it goes. As the day is nearing to the fight night, the odds could also change but I don't think it will be that much.

[harizen]

Is this the biggest odds gap for a boxing unification? 1.02 is way too low. But maybe rich bettors will still take advantage of this by risking huge amounts of money. A million-dollar bet on Inoue gives $20,000 which is like free money.

I can't imagine how much guts we need to risk that million dollars for a $20,000 return even though Inoue has a 99.9% chance to win. Well then, since we are not a multi-millionaire, we are questioning that guts but maybe these people on that tier can manage the risks.

However, bookies already know that kind of system and surely, a million-dollar single bet on a sure favorite might not be possible because of the bet limits especially if we refer to crypto-bookies. Don't know though how it works on fiat bookies.

[TimeTeller]

Is this the biggest odds gap for a boxing unification? 1.02 is way too low. But maybe rich bettors will still take advantage of this by risking huge amounts of money. A million-dollar bet on Inoue gives $20,000 which is like free money.

I can't imagine how much guts we need to risk that million dollars for a $20,000 return even though Inoue has a 99.9% chance to win. Well then, since we are not a multi-millionaire, we are questioning that guts but maybe these people on that tier can manage the risks.

However, bookies already know that kind of system and surely, a million-dollar single bet on a sure favorite might not be possible because of the bet limits especially if we refer to crypto-bookies. Don't know though how it works on fiat bookies.

Maybe some people can take the risk of this very low odds using their multi-million dollar bet.
But is it really worth it? We can always wait for other betting lines that may give better profits.
Inoue is obviously the favorite here and upset is not likely to happen.
If Inoue will emerge again as a winner on this fight, he may think of going up his weight division.

[Pamadar]

Is this the biggest odds gap for a boxing unification? 1.02 is way too low. But maybe rich bettors will still take advantage of this by risking huge amounts of money. A million-dollar bet on Inoue gives $20,000 which is like free money.

I can't imagine how much guts we need to risk that million dollars for a $20,000 return even though Inoue has a 99.9% chance to win. Well then, since we are not a multi-millionaire, we are questioning that guts but maybe these people on that tier can manage the risks.

However, bookies already know that kind of system and surely, a million-dollar single bet on a sure favorite might not be possible because of the bet limits especially if we refer to crypto-bookies. Don't know though how it works on fiat bookies.

Maybe some people can take the risk of this very low odds using their multi-million dollar bet.
But is it really worth it? We can always wait for other betting lines that may give better profits.
Inoue is obviously the favorite here and upset is not likely to happen.
If Inoue will emerge again as a winner on this fight, he may think of going up his weight division.

Not maybe, but there are gamblers who can throw a huge amount of money for Inoue's ML, though it's true that waiting for additional
line will give more options for a better odds.

Butler's chance of winning is really slim and if there's some gambler who will take his ML, then upset
happen that's really decent, but the chance is really slim for that to happen as we all see the bookies
side in terms of placing the odds.

[Yaunfitda]

Is this the biggest odds gap for a boxing unification? 1.02 is way too low. But maybe rich bettors will still take advantage of this by risking huge amounts of money. A million-dollar bet on Inoue gives $20,000 which is like free money.

I can't imagine how much guts we need to risk that million dollars for a $20,000 return even though Inoue has a 99.9% chance to win. Well then, since we are not a multi-millionaire, we are questioning that guts but maybe these people on that tier can manage the risks.

However, bookies already know that kind of system and surely, a million-dollar single bet on a sure favorite might not be possible because of the bet limits especially if we refer to crypto-bookies. Don't know though how it works on fiat bookies.

Maybe some people can take the risk of this very low odds using their multi-million dollar bet.
But is it really worth it? We can always wait for other betting lines that may give better profits.
Inoue is obviously the favorite here and upset is not likely to happen.
If Inoue will emerge again as a winner on this fight, he may think of going up his weight division.

The odds are not worth it in my opinion, it's too low that even if you throw million dollars, the return is not that huge. Wise whale gamblers for me bet like 1.4x or higher for a ML. The winning is good and very attractive for them. But with 1.02 odds? this gamblers are intelligent enough not to risk their money.

But for those who are average joe, the odd for Butler could be attractive to them. No need to bet huge amount, perhaps $5-$10 might be enough for some of us here. Just to test the waters, but that money, we should afford to lose it before betting them, just saying.

[Natalim]

Butler's chance of winning is really slim and if there's some gambler who will take his ML, then upset
happen that's really decent, but the chance is really slim for that to happen as we all see the bookies
side in terms of placing the odds.

Of course, with a small amount of money, that's already enough just to have fun watching the game. With the attractive odds, one would be tempted to put a bet but of course, does not expect much as we know how good Inoue is, and it's the biggest fight of his career as he will become an undisputed champion if he would succeed.