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        <div><div><h3>Betting on boxing in 2019</h3><p>Betting one boxer to beat another sometimes has little appeal to gamblers because they either have to play the big favorite at such short odds that it’s hardly worth the sweat, or take a shot on the underdog who doesn’t have a great chance at winning.  When the odds are tighter – say when the favorite is -300 or less – straight bets in boxing are more enticing.</p><p>But bookmakers offer bettors plenty of was to get involved. Bet on the favorite to win by KO or by decision for a more attractive risk. There are total round props, exact round props and live betting to keep the action going when fighters go to their respective corners.</p></div></div>
        <div><p>Betting on boxing takes many forms, which is a good thing for gamblers because the simplest way to wager on the sport -- one fighter against the other -- is often not attractive. Where there's a big favorite, you can either lay a big price for a small return, or bet the underdog at long odds but with very little chance of winning. More tightly-priced fights are more fun for straight bets.</p><p>But there are other ways to get involved, specifically props or live betting. Bet an exact-result prop, which allows you to pick the winner and method of victory (knockout or decision), or take a swing at the exact round the fight will end.</p></div>