FAQ

We're an analytical and informational service for MMA. Our model produces a prediction for every fight on upcoming cards, logged before the event. You can see the model's complete record — wins and losses — publicly on the Performance Board. The service is operated by 300 Sports Analytics, LLC.

No. MMA Fight Advisor is not a sportsbook and we do not accept wagers. We publish predictions, analysis, and odds information; we don't take, place, or hold money for bets of any kind. What you do with the analysis is your own decision.

Anyone who watches the fights and wants more than hot takes. It's perfect for newer fans who want a card explained in plain English, and for experienced analysts who want a second, independent read to check against their own. You don't need to know any math to get value from it.

The people calling fights might well be right — we're not here to call anyone out. We're a different layer: a model, a method, and a public record, with every call published before the fight and every result tracked after. Think of us as the math behind the predictions, not a replacement for the accounts you already follow.

UFC cards. Before every event, the model reviews every fight on the card. Coverage of other promotions may follow over time; whatever's live is always reflected on the predictions page.

No. We publish the model's read for each fight and, for members, its probability — plus odds analysis and the full public record. We don't issue wager recommendations or stake sizing, and nothing on the site is betting advice. That part is your call.

The model aggregates predictions from a tracked set of pundits, alongside other inputs, into a single read on each fight. The pundits it draws on are themselves on the record — you can see every one's accuracy on the Leaderboards. We keep the internal mechanics under the hood, but the inputs and the results are public, so you can judge the output rather than take it on faith.

The prediction names the fighter the model favors in a given fight. The probability is the number behind that call — for instance, the model might favor a fighter at 65%. Everyone sees the prediction for free; the probability is part of membership.

The live figure is always on the Performance Board, shown as an overall accuracy rate with the number of tracked predictions next to it. We'd rather point you to the record than quote a number here, because the record is the honest answer and it updates after every card. Accuracy is one measure, but the model isn't only trying to name favorites; a fight where its read differs from the market price is often more interesting than one where everyone already agrees.

No. MMA is chaotic — one exchange can end a fight — and predictions are about uncertain future events. A prediction is the model's read on the most likely outcome, not a guarantee. We make no promise of any outcome, result, or accuracy level.

The model's prediction is the winner of each fight. Method-of-victory and round forecasting aren't part of the current version.

In many cases the model can re-run with the updated matchup and post a revised prediction. If a change leaves the model without a clear read, we'll say so rather than force a call.

Every prediction is logged before the event. Results are updated within 24 hours of the fight, and nothing is added or removed retroactively. The same calls are time-stamped publicly before fight night on our X and Instagram and preserved in independent dated snapshots, so the record can be checked rather than taken on faith.

Yes — that's the whole point. The Performance Board carries every prediction, won or lost, and our post-fight reviews cover the bad cards as honestly as the good ones. We don't run highlight reels of wins or bury the losing nights.

On the Performance Board — it's open to everyone, no membership needed. It shows the model's overall accuracy with the denominator, and a filterable history of every prediction, with wins and losses side by side.

Quite a lot, permanently, with no card required:

• The model's predicted winner for every fight on the card
• The full Performance Board — the complete record and overall accuracy
• The all-time accuracy Leaderboards
• The blog and the model explainer

The record is visible to everyone, member or not.

Membership adds analytical depth on top of the free layer:

• The model's probability on every fight, not just the predicted winner
• MMA News+: a continuously updated, plain-English news feed for the card, each item tagged (Breaking, Injury, Card Change, Analysis, Business) with a source link
• Odds Scanner Plus: real-time moneylines across tracked books, cross-book arbitrage, and outlier alerts, filterable by fighter, book, and market
• Pundits Leaderboards Plus: recent-window and recency-weighted accuracy views

The 21 days of full access and paid membership both include all of the above.

Membership is $29 per month — less than $8 per UFC event card across a typical year. Monthly and annual options are available; current pricing is always on the pricing page.

New members start with 21 days of full access — the same probabilities, News+, Odds Scanner Plus, and Leaderboards Plus that a paying member gets. There's no separate, lesser "trial product"; it's simply the membership, with the first charge delayed. Your card is charged $29 when the 21 days end, and we email you seven days before so the date is never a surprise. Cancel any time in one tap, and if you cancel before the 21 days end, you're not charged.

Yes. Your card is on file from day one, but nothing is charged for the first 21 days. We email you seven days ahead of the first charge.

No. The free predictions, the Performance Board, and the Leaderboards are open to anyone, logged out, with no card.

Yes. If you start with the 21 days of full access, your card is charged $29 on the day they end, then on that same date each month. We tell you the exact first-charge date when you start and remind you seven days ahead. Membership renews automatically until you cancel.

Cancel any time from your account's billing settings. Cancelling is as simple as starting — one tap, no retention maze. It stops the next renewal and takes effect at the end of the period you've already paid for, so you keep access until then. Cancel before the 21 days of access end and you're not charged at all.

Payments are final and non-refundable. You can cancel any time and keep full access through the end of the term you've already paid for, but we don't refund or credit unused time within a billing period.

Payments are processed by Stripe. We never receive or store your full card number — your card details go straight to Stripe, not to us. You can pay with major credit and debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover) and, depending on your device and region, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Link.

Create an account at /signup, then choose the free view or start the 21 days of full access. You can sign in with email or with "Sign in with Google" — using Google sign-in is also governed by Google's own terms and privacy policy.

MMA Fight Advisor is available on the web and on mobile.

We work toward conformance with recognized accessibility guidelines (WCAG 2.1 AA). If you hit a barrier using the site, email us and we'll help and fix it.

We process your account and usage information as described in our Privacy Policy, which covers what we collect, how we use it, the third-party tools involved, and the choices you have. Please review it for the specifics.

You must be at least 21 and located in the United States. The 21-and-over requirement is our own condition for using the site; it isn't a statement about the legal age to wager anywhere. You're responsible for knowing and following the laws that apply where you are.

Sports-betting laws vary by state and change over time. It's your responsibility to confirm betting is legal in your location before acting on any prediction. We provide analysis and information only.

We don't predict your returns, and we won't sell certainty. We publish the model's record on the Performance Board so you can see exactly how it has done. Betting carries real risk of loss, and what you do with the analysis is your decision.

No. Everything we publish is general information and opinion — not betting, investment, financial, tax, legal, or professional advice of any kind. Predictions concern uncertain future events and can be wrong, and past performance doesn't predict future results. You're responsible for your own decisions and for making sure anything you do is legal where you are.

A disciplined, long-term approach is part of how we think about this, not a footnote. We're an information service, not a sportsbook — we don't push you to act, and we don't frame any of this as a way to recover a result. If gambling is causing harm to you or someone you know, help is available: call or text 1‑800‑GAMBLER, or chat at ncpgambling.org. There's more on our Responsible Gambling page.

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