Turning Fighters into Winners: UFC 292 Parlay
UFC events of this magnitude are one of the most special things to watch in all of sports. Going back to the historic TD Garden in Boston with a card full of budding superstars and great matchups between some of the best on the entire UFC roster is something you can’t miss this weekend.
Making a UFC 292 parlay seems like a must, and we have a great three-legger for you to submit before the fights start and win big on Saturday night. This parlay will feature a preliminary bout to start off hot, then two picks on the main card coming out of the same gym.
UFC predictions are already the toughest to make in all of sports, so bet responsibly and understand that parlays boost the odds of your bet NOT winning by a lot.
When you make these bets, the understanding of the sport and the fighters is important, and you shouldn’t just make parlays every weekend without knowing what you’re getting yourself into.
Starting off this winning UFC 292 parlay, let’s look at the preliminary card and at TUF alum Andre Petroski going up against UFC veteran Gerald Meerschaert. Petroski is from the northeast part of the United States and will be ready to go. Meerschaert is a crafty veteran but has lots of holes in his game–especially on the ground.
Petroski has looked great lately on the ground in both his wrestling and BJJ game. Look for Petroski to ragdoll Meerschaert early and often and end up getting a big submission victory in front of the Boston crowd.
Just take the moneyline on this fight because we don’t need to be greedy on a three-leg parlay.
- Andre Petroski -225
Heading into the PPV portions of UFC 292, we have an interesting bantamweight matchup between Mario Bautista and Da’Mon Blackshear. Blackshear is coming off a beautiful submission finish by a twister last weekend, attempting to be the first person in UFC history to win two fights in seven days.
Bautista was supposed to fight Cody Garbrandt this weekend, but due to injury, Blackshear has to step up. We are going with Bautista in this second-leg pick because he is honestly one of the most underrated fighters on the entire UFC roster.
Hopefully, this kid will gain some traction in the media and from fans with his performance at UFC 292. Bautista can finish this fight from anywhere the fight goes and has so much skill coming out of the MMA Lab in Arizona. He trains with one side of the main event title fight as well…
- Mario Bautista -230
In the final leg of this UFC 292 parlay, we are heading into the main event of the evening between bantamweight Aljamain Sterling and Sean O’Malley. These two bring completely different and unique skill sets to the octagon, and it will be one of the most interesting clash of styles we have seen.
All signs point to Sterling as the betting favorite, and the majority of MMA fans and pundits are picking Sterling to get the job done due to his wrestling ability. But we are taking O’Malley to continue his rise to superstardom and shock the world yet again by beating Sterling.
O’Malley’s supreme confidence and preparation for this fight is what sticks out. He checks all the boxes and doesn’t cut any corners for this title shot. He respects the danger Sterling presents and has a game plan to counter it. The speed, timing, and accuracy of O’Malley is undeniable.
With Sterling seemingly already having a foot out of the door and moving to the featherweight division, the MMA gods might have it in the stars that O’Malley starches Sterling in spectacular fashion and becomes the next bantamweight champ.
- Sean O’Malley +220
- Petroski ML -225
- Bautista ML -230
- O’Malley ML +220
This is a big parlay to hit with some crazy odds and a nice payout. According to the UFC odds, this parlay is +563, and if you bet $100 on it, your payout will be $663.18 if it hits.
All three of these outcomes are very possible, and two of them are heavily favored. The last leg is the outlier of the three, with O’Malley being an underdog, but he has won big for bettors before with his shocking victory over Petr Yan.
These three athletes were chosen to win because of the work they put in, the styles they bring into the octagon, and the favorable matchups they have on Saturday night.
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