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We are a team of two professional MMA cappers. We have been betting on MMA for over 10 years, so our experience gives us an edge and an intuition on the fights that many other MMA cappers don't have. But what really sets us apart is our hard work and analysis of each event. With UFC and Bellator, we know most of the fighters already. Before making our picks in an event, we watch the last 3-5 fights of usually every fighter on the card. Then we rate each fighter on a scale of 1-20 how good they are in a list of 15 attributes. Like a dungeons and dragons character. These attributes include speed, reaction speed, hesitation/flinching, cage craft, size, rate of improvement, age, experience, power, grappling abiility, Jiu Jitsu, wrestling, aggressiveness, defensiveness, kicking, boxing, takedown defense, ground game, quality of gym, and more.

Then we analyze if the matchup is favorable or not. Who have they beaten or lost to in the past? Does their tendencies match up good or bad against their opponent? How is this fighter trending? Is he improving from fight to fight, changing training or styles?

Then we analyze current state of mind. What does the fighter say in interviews? What are their twitter or instagram posts? Any change in their gym that's a positive or negative? Any personal issues? How has their weight cut and look at the weigh-in been?

Then we think about various scenarios that could happen in the fight. How will the fight likely go down based on the research we have done? It is important to think in detail and in 3D about how the fight will probably happen when predicting its outcome.

We also listen to other experts for betting ideas. But we never take what others say as gospel. We only listen to them for ideas, which must be confirmed by our own research. Otherwise we don't give it any heed.

Once we have done our work, then we look at all the possible bets. We make any kinds of bets if the line is right. The bigger our edge, the more we'll bet. If we feel a our prediction is a lock, we'll go huge and put between 20-40 units on it. If we feel our prediction results gives us only a medium or small edge, then we'll bet anywhere from 1 to 20 units. We will avoid all bets that we feel don't give us an edge.