Junior Cigano is favorite against Tai Tuivasa at UFC Adelaide

J. Cigano (left) and T. Tuivasa (right) are in the main fight. Photo: Montage SL/MMA Press

The country of kangaroos is the next destination for the Octagon gang, and UFC Adelaide, which will be held in Australia from 22pm (Brasília time) this Saturday (1st), is an unmissable attraction for fight fans. Brazil will have a new presence that promises a lot of interest: junior gypsy will face the undefeated Australian Tai tuivasa, While Mauricio Shogun measure forces against another fighter in the house, Tyson Peter, which will certainly have the full support of the home audience. Finally, Wilson reis, former flyweight title challenger, will face American Ben Nguyen.

The strong presence of Brazilian fighters is quite an invitation for those who want to follow UFC Adelaide, also betting on the fights that will be held on the preliminary and main card. Don't have experience and don't know how to get started? “Relax”, as an Australian from Adelaide would respond. We explain everything from now on.

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How do I bet?

Those who have never bet before need not worry. It's easy, a real breeze, to watch the fights and seek your first profits safely: just enter the OddsShark.com, a partner site that is one of the most respected in this field around the world, choose a bookmaker and create an account. It's very simple, like creating a login in any other branch of the internet today.

Once you have registered and entered your credits, just keep an eye on the most profitable options, including a multitude of combinations. Fights are the simplest options in the betting world. There's no way to go wrong. It's about choosing who will win and in which round the fight will end.

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But before breaking down the Brazilians' fights at UFC Adelaide, it is essential to highlight the need for everyone to study the event in detail. After all, you can't go around burning money, and the fact of using a betting house hosted on the internet shouldn't change in any way the care taken when making investments in fights.

In the case of the UFC, the basic tips are analyzing the background of each fighter and searching for up-to-date news to find out about injuries or other limitations that could change the investment perspective. The world of betting is growing rapidly all over the world, and in Brazil it is no different. It's really worth trying to use knowledge about everything that happens in the octagon in order to reinforce your cash flow, especially at the end of the month – and what's even more important, at the end of the year.

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And what are the profits?

The “main event” of the night promises to be hot, and, according to the bookmakers, the favoritism is all about junior gypsy against the Australian Tai tuivasa. The Brazilian pays R$1,62 for every R$1,00 invested in his victory, while Tuivasa returns R$3,25/R$1,00. An example? Anyone who bets R$10,00 on Cigano's victory and sees the result come true can receive R$16,20. The more you bet, the more you win, is the corresponding logic.

The fight, it doesn't hurt to reinforce, is worth the heavy weight. Both Cigano and Tuivasa are fighters who seek knockouts, which promises an electrifying fight from start to finish. When it comes to betting, it is clear that simple odds can be broken down into many others. The options are breathtaking, to challenge anyone's knowledge. There are, for example, alternatives to profit from the victory method (whether knockout, technical knockout or referee decision), in which round the fight ends and much more.

To make everything even more intense this weekend, Tuivasa heavily criticized Cigano for being caught in the anti-doping test – but the Brazilian managed to be acquitted after proving contamination. The two will now be able to resolve their differences face to face this Saturday.

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As we mentioned, two other Brazilians will climb into the octagon set up at the Adelaide Entertainment Center. For the light heavyweight, Mauricio Shogun pays R$4,50/R$1,00 if you win Tyson Peter, which is a strong favorite and returns R$1,22 for every R$1,00 bet. The fight will be a duel between fighters trying to come back on top. Shogun is coming off a knockout defeat to Anthony Smith, and local promise Pedro also seeks rehabilitation after losing to Ovince saint preux.

At flyweight, Wilson reis has a difficult stoppage against American Ben Nguyen, in one of the most even fights on the card. The Brazilian pays R$2,10/R$1,00, while Nguyen returns R$1,72/R$1,00. Reis is a former title challenger and currently ranked eighth in the category, and is looking for a reaction against a rival who is equal to him, as Nguyen is tenth in the division. To make everything even more tense, Reis has lost his last three in the UFC – the most recent of which was in April, against John Moraga. Nguyen was submitted by Jussier formiga in February.

This Saturday's card in Australia has the following odds, according to the OddsShark.com:

junior gypsy (R$ 1,62) x Tai tuivasa ($ 2,30)

Mauricio Shogun (R$ 4,50) x Tyson Peter ($ 1,22)

Mark Hunt (R$ 2,00) x Justin Willis (R$ 1,80)

Jake matthews (R$ 1,80) x Tony Martin (R$ 2,00)

Suman Moktharian (R$ 5,00) x Sodiq Yussuf (R$ 1,18)

Jim Crute (R$ 1,40) x Paul Craig ($ 3,00)

Yushin Okami (R$ 3,50) x Alexey Kunchenko (R$ 1,30)

Wilson reis (R$ 2,10) x Ben Nguyen (R$ 1,72)

Keita Nakamura (R$ 1,53) x Salim Touhari (R$ 2,62)

Elias Garcia (R$ 3,75) x Kai Kara France ($ 1,28)

Mizuto Hirota (R$ 3,75) x Christian Giagos (R$ 1,28)