It’s a knockout: How to bet on boxing round betting

When it comes to betting on sports, there’s nothing more dramatic and exciting than boxing. With up to 12 rounds of action taking, a backed fight brings a whole new level of enjoyment. This is a guide on how to bet on round betting. 

Whether punters are looking for a punt on a British bout between two local contenders or a world title scrap across the pond in America between a pair of globally recognised champions, there’s nothing like a bet on the boxing.

There are vast amount of options when it comes to doing this, but the most exciting and best value for money is undoubtedly backing a winner in a certain round during the fight. This is called round betting.

To pick a winner and an outcome of the fight in a specific round (or rounds) of any fight taking place, simply click on the contest you want to get involved with at William Hill. From there, it’s a matter of finding ’round betting’ in the options available for punters on laptops, mobiles or other devices.

Great odds on both types of round betting

Whether it’s a shorter six-round bout between up and coming prospects or a 12-round battle involving elite championship-level veterans, punters can select any round they want and whichever they have a feeling it will come to a conclusion in.

There are two types of round betting odds you can place a bet on.

Grouped Round Betting: Predict which fighter will win and in which group of rounds.

For an example, you could predict Anthony Joshua to beat Kubrat Pulev in rounds 7-9.

Specific Round Betting: This type of betting is the same except you have predict the exact round the fight will end. That might seem tougher but you’re odds would be significantly better for this kind of pick.

For an example, you could predict Anthony Joshua to beat Kubrat Pulev in round 5.

Check out all the latest boxing betting odds at William Hill