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Sleeper Player Picks MMA Scoring Rules

Sleeper Player Picks scoring rules for MMA (Mixed Martial Arts)

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Sleeper Player Picks uses official MMA fight statistics to score MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) picks. Below is a breakdown of the stats offered, how they’re defined, and how special fight outcomes are handled.


Stats Offered for MMA Picks

The following stats may be available when creating MMA Picks:

  • Significant Strikes

  • Finishes

  • Takedowns

  • Fight Time (Minutes)

  • Win by Submission

  • Win by Knockout

  • Win by Decision

Availability of stats may vary by fight or contest.


Stat Definitions

Significant Strikes

Scored as the total number of significant strikes landed by a fighter during the fight.

Finishes

A finish is recorded if a fighter defeats their opponent by submission or knockout.

Takedowns

Scored as the number of completed takedowns by a fighter.

Fight Time (Minutes)

Fight time is scored as a decimal and is offered only in 15-second intervals.

Examples:

  • A fight lasting 12 minutes and 30 seconds will be scored as 12.5

  • A fight lasting 2 minutes and 15 seconds will be scored as 2.25

Win by Submission

Recorded if the fighter wins the bout via submission.

Win by Knockout

Recorded if the fighter wins the bout via knockout or technical knockout (KO/TKO).

Win by Decision

Recorded if the fighter wins the bout by judges’ decision.


MMA Player Picks Rules

Disqualifications, Draws, and No Contests

  • If a fight is ruled a No Contest by the governing MMA organization, all selections for all markets within that fight will be voided.

  • If a fighter wins by disqualification, or if the fight ends in a draw, all applicable stats will still be graded as normal.

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