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The Legacy Fighting Alliance was founded back in 2017 when Resurrection Fighting Alliance and Legacy Fighting Championship merged.
It’s a US based MMA promotion with it’s HQ based out in Houston, Texas.
Since the merger they have ran numerous fight card. It’s similar to the UFC in how many cards they run with multiple cards evrey month usually. They primarily run out of Prior Lake in Minnesota, although have held events in Dallas, Phoenix and Atlanta in the past.
The Mystic lake Casino Hotel remains their main base however.
They were normally airing on AXS TV however are currently looking for a new provider.
In this article I’ll be talking about where to bet LFA online.
Where To Bet Legacy Fighting Alliance Online
Bovada : This is primarily the only place to bet LFA online. The Legacy Fighting Alliance just isn’t that popular with online sportsbooks unfortunately. I should also note that it is quite hit or miss. Occasionally they won’t have odds at all for an upcoming LFA card. Other times they will have odds but it is only for three or four fights. Just the way it is unfortunately. Betting on LFA isn’t too popular online.
What LFA Bets are there?
The main bet you can make on the Legacy Fighting Alliance is who will win a fight.Unfortunately I have never seen any additional LFA prop bets.
For bigger promotions such as UFC and Bellator you will see many, many prop bets. For smaller promotions there will usually be the ability to at least bet over/under on rounds.
However for the Legacy Fighting Alliance it’s really just a case of betting who will win a fight. I’ll keep checking the sportsbooks prior to LFA cards and if I see different bets I’ll update this post – but don’t hold your breath.
Common LFA Questions:
Where can I watch the Legacy Fighting Alliance online?:
UFC Fight Pass. They signed a deal with the UFC in November 2019 (after losing their deal with AXS) and will be on there until at least the end of 2021. All their archived shows are being added there too.
Who has fought in Legacy Fighting Alliance that I would know?
Just some of the famous LFA Alumni include Henry Cejudo, Kamara Usman, Holly Holm and Dominick Reyes. There has been over 150 fighters who have made the leap from LFA to UFC.
What Legacy Fighting Alliance prop bets are there?
Unfortunately most sportsbooks only allow you the option of betting on who will win a fight. I haven’t seen any prop bets for the LFA yet.
How to Bet LFA Online
Bovada: After logging in, you will be presented with a list of sports. There is a link at the top where you can find “MMA” and all the current odds for the major promotions will be listed.
Where To Watch LFA Online:
LFA used to be broadcast on AXS TV up until September 2019. However they reached a deal with the UFC following that to start streaming their shows on UFC Fight Pass which is exciting. They made a deal in November 2019 and that will extend until at least December 2021, with a whopping 46 shows to be aired during that time.
It all began with the LFA fight on November 15th and UFC Fight Pass will also be the home of ALL previous Legacy Fighting Alliance cards.
LFA Betting Strategy:
There’s really no particular betting strategy when it comes to LFA other than do the research. Linesmakers don’t spend too much time on the odds so it is one of those things where if you look hard enough, you will be able to find mistakes. Be it a fighter who is too big of an underdog or should even be the favourite etc. I wish there was some tips and tricks I could give you – but unlike some sports, the betting strategy for Legacy Fighting Alliance is basically “do hard work”.
The good news with UFC TV getting all the archives on there is you will be able to go through previous fights. Do that. That’s what I do. I see a fight listed for an LFA card, then I watch those fighters previous couple of matches and come up with an idea of their betting odds. Then I compare them and see if I am off. If I am then there’s a possibility of a bet there. So then I dive into it further – look at news for that fighter and that sort of thing. Sometimes their social media accounts is even a great indicator as you can get ideas there.
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